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John Arcilla says horror films don’t scare him, but corrupt politicians do

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Horror movies may be part of John Arcilla’s decorated filmography, but he said fictional monsters are not what frighten him the most, but corrupt politicians and people who kill others. Arcilla spoke about his fears during the mini press conference for Regal Entertainment’s Metro

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