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Had a lot of promise... poor acting let it down. Oh and the special effects was laughable. It was looking OK on the first act but when the monsters started appearing, I just felt sorry for the director and actors involved. I heard from insiders that the producers rushed this movie so they could be entered in the Metro Manila Film Festival.

My advise for the director Erik Matti, next time hire good lead actors. Keep the intent, but get stronger actors.

Ramon Bautista was also a huge let down. I was counting on him for some comic relief but he could not deliver his lines effectively. Looked like a deer in the headlights.

Joey Marquez was a poor choice as Janice De Belen's husband. How he was selected for the part, I don't know. Must have been a special favor.

The only shining light on this was Janice De Belen. She nailed her part.

The effort of 3d was not good enough, it looks so bad and also the scenes, it is very unrealistic and stupid.

the chasing and killings are very stupid and korny , it will look like it was made by an amateur but it is made by a well knowned director and popular actor and actress.

it is very dissapointing.still fun to watch and will fit into comedy but horror/adventure was so bad looks like made by an amateur and piece of trash.

It is true what they say that Tiktik is not just your typical action-horror film. Yes, that is very true. It is action-packed, that I agree. But I don't think I can categorize it as a horror movie in my book. The scary factors in horror stories are not present in this film. My rating for Shock and Scare is half a heart. So there, no need to be wary of watching this movie because you have a weak heart. Tiktik is more of an action-comedy with just a tiny bit element of horror because of the human-eating monsters). But for Laughter and Tears, I give it 4 hearts! It was a really fun movie to watch.

Joey Marquez was his usual funny stupid but with a big heart character. I must admit…seeing him again after a very long time of absence in movies, I realized that I kinda missed his antics. Janice was also funny as the typical nagging wife and mother. Ramon Bautista, on the other hand, was a nice and fresh addition. Contrary to what I expected, he was not overacting or corny. He delivered a natural and right amount of comic expressions. Lovi Poe also gave what was required from her and did not overdo it. Like what Eugene Domingo calls a "No Acting Acting" :) The lines and their delivery were simply perfect! Even Dingdong Dantes, whom I never really liked, was great at being an ass****. A natural! Oh, I meant that in a good way, okay? Writer-Director of this film, Erik Matti, made the right choices in his personally hand-picked actors to play these roles.

So, for Character Performance I give Tiktik 4.5 gems . Considering that the actors had to act frightened out of their wits by monsters that they don't even see. They were all believable. And oh, let's not forget the villains and their remarkable performances and saliva-dripping appearances. They acted in all seriousness of their monster characters, especially the two patriarchal figures: Mike Gayoso as the avenging father of the mischievous teenage monsters; and Roi Vinzons as the powerful head of the monsters' tribe.

It would be hard to separate ratings for Cinematography and Special FX, since Tiktik was shot entirely in green screen and everything depended on computer graphics animation. I was really impressed with the opening credits. It's the first Filipino movie I've seen where the creators really put in too much time and effort in the artistry of the opening credits. It was like watching the opening credits of Batman or Spider-man. Well…not really but almost! And that's saying something, right? READ FULL REVIEW here --> http://heblogs-sheblogs.com/topics/arts-lit/