Laughing children and the smiling waiter: 5 Malacañang horror stories

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• NE

  @newbepork3334 · 11 months ago

  mas nakakatakot ang ghost projects

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• NI

  @niconico2312 · 11 months ago

  Every 6 six years, may bagong mumu jan sa Malacañang. 👻😆

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• DU

  @DuskDawnVGC · 10 months ago

  Never thought Rappler would nail this. Magaling sila mostly sa devcom stories pero horror stories are different. Mahirap yan ireport ng di exaggerated

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• GR

  @GriseWeisshark · 10 months ago (edited)

  Medyo nakakalungkot yung hindi alam ng mga spirits na patay na sila and they&apos;re still working there even in the afterlife. May they peacefully move on to the light someday.<br>Anyway, sana may part 2! For sure marami pang employees doon na may kwento.

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• LI

  @lieeza · 10 months ago

  Ang tatapang ng mga nakaduty at mga matatagal ng employees dito.

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• AL

  @ALYSSAMEICHAN · 10 months ago

  Wow… this was more unsettling than I expected. It’s one thing to hear ghost stories, but knowing they’re tied to such a historical and important place makes them feel almost sacred, like the past is quietly lingering, unwilling to be forgotten. I felt a mix of curiosity and melancholy. The stories about the laughing children and the smiling waiter weren’t just creepy; they were strangely sad. It’s like echoes of lives and moments that the palace walls refuse to let go of. The image of the smiling waiter…something is haunting in the innocence mixed with the supernatural. It’s not about terror alone; it’s about memory, history, and perhaps a longing to be remembered. These stories reminded me that places carry energy, joy, sorrow, laughter, and grief long after people leave. Malacañang isn’t just a seat of power; it’s a vessel of human experience. Watching this, I felt both empathy and awe for what lingers beyond the visible. Overall, I didn’t just feel spooked; I felt reflective. Ghost stories can be scary, yes, but they can also teach us about time, memory, and the unseen threads that connect past to present. I’d love to visit one day… not to seek ghosts, but to feel the stories myself.

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• GR

  @grazzzieee · 10 months ago

  Syempre sasabihin nyo mas nakakatakot ung ghost projects. Pero infairness, mas gusto ko pag kakagawa nitong segment na to kesa sa KMJS, kay Korina or Noli. Mas creepy, mas maka totohanan at walang OA na reinactment. Nakakabitin.

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• EZ

  @ezekiel201997 · 10 months ago (edited)

  Yung intetinerview, naging actor na din sa pagsasadula. Nice

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• ME

  @mei_li101 · 10 months ago

  No doubt, one of the, if not, the most haunted place in the philippines,

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• AM

  @amjisoo.03 · 10 months ago

  Na appreciate ko tong episode na&apos;to, mas believable. Nakaka goosebumps kasi first hand experience from the people who experienced it mismo.

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• JU

  @JustinCosio-99 · 10 months ago

  Galing ng Rappler gumawa ng horror ❤❤

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• IM

  @ImAmSteve-r8k · 10 months ago

  good job RTVM ..pede na kayo gumawa ng horror movies.. dami jump scare..hindi OA

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