Ogie Diaz, sinita ang ilang nanood ng 'Pee Mak' dahil sa ipinagbabawal na ginawa umano sa sinehan

• Ogie Diaz called out moviegoers who allegedly recorded the film “Pee Mak” inside a cinema
• He reminded fans that camcording is prohibited by law and stressed the importance of following cinema rules
• He also questioned whether the alleged violators should be the ones haunted instead of the film’s cast
• The Philippine adaptation of the Thai horror-comedy stars Wilbert Ross and Bea Binene and opened in cinemas nationwide on October 14

Ogie Diaz took to Instagram Stories on Friday, October 16, to call out fans who allegedly engaged in camcording during a screening of the Philippine adaptation of the Thai horror-comedy film “Pee Mak,” starring Wilbert Ross and Bea Binene.

The film opened in cinemas nationwide on Wednesday, October 14. Amid its theatrical run, Ogie reminded fans that recording movies inside cinemas is prohibited by law.

In his Instagram Stories post, Ogie stressed that moviegoers are informed of the rules before a screening begins. He wrote:

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"Bawal ngani mag-camcording sa sinehan. May batas yan. Pinapakita muna yan bago magsimula. Ang titigas ng ulo nung mga batang are!

Faney na kayo kung faney ng WilBea, pero ang bawal ay bawal, mga anak."

Ogie also expressed his disapproval of the alleged incident by making a remark about who deserved to be haunted, referencing the horror-comedy film. He wrote:

"Hindi kaya dapat kayo ang multuhin, hindi yung cast ng 'Pee Mak.'

In another part of his Instagram Stories post, Ogie appeared to provide details about the screening where the alleged camcording incident took place. He included the following hashtags and information:

"#GatewayCinema6 #3.30 showing Oct. 16."

Ogie Diaz is a Filipino comedian, actor, entertainment reporter, and veteran talent manager best known for playing Pekto in the iconic sitcom Palibhasa Lalake. With decades of experience in the Philippine entertainment industry, he has built a successful career in showbiz journalism and talent management, handling prominent stars such as Vice Ganda and Liza Soberano. He also runs a popular online showbiz news channel, where he shares entertainment updates, celebrity news, and commentary on trending issues in the industry.

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As previously reported by KAMI, Ogie Diaz defended Gary Valenciano following the singer’s interview with President Bongbong Marcos, which drew criticism from some viewers online. Ogie shared his thoughts on the negative reactions, reminding those who disliked the interview that they could simply choose other content to watch instead. He also questioned the excessive judgment directed at Gary over his decision to sit down for the interview.

In another report, Ogie Diaz clarified that he and Liza Soberano are not enemies amid discussions surrounding the actress’ recent remarks about “utang na loob.” The showbiz columnist explained that Liza does not owe him a lifetime of gratitude simply because he managed her career in the past. Despite the issues they experienced during their professional partnership, Ogie said they still greet each other whenever they cross paths. He also acknowledged that both benefited from their working relationship and expressed pride in how far Liza has come in her career.

Source: KAMI.com.gh