If you’re a fan of Filipino cinema, you’re in luck! Various streaming platforms have made it easier to watch Filipino movies online for free. Whether you’re looking to relieve the magic of classic Pinoy films or catch the latest local hits, there are several websites where you can watch without breaking the bank. If you’re in the mood for a movie night, we’ll explore some of the best places to stream Pinoy movies online. 

Here are our recommended websites and YouTube channels where you can watch Pinoy movies online for free:

iWantTFC

iWantTFC has the widest selection of Filipino movies you can watch online for free. Whether you’re in the mood for an intense tearjerker like Vilma Santos’ “Anak” (2000) or relive childhood classics like ‘Ang Pulubi at ang Prinsesa” (1997), this website doesn’t disappoint.

However, if your movie taste leans more toward modern films, you can also find the latest releases, like BINI’s latest documentary, “Born to Win” (2024), or the popular hit “Hello, Love, Goodbye” (2019).

If that’s not impressive enough, you can also stream Filipino TV shows on the website, like “Pinoy Big Brother” and “Ang Batang Quiapo.” You can also watch live streams of Filipino channels like “Myx Philippines” and “Kapamilya Channel.”

Note that about two ads will pop up before the movies play, but if you want to limit them or go completely ad-free, you can subscribe to iWantTFC’s subscription plan. Their Basic rate costs  ₱35 per month, while their Premium plan is set at ₱119 monthly.

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TubiTV

TubiTV is another great resource for streaming free films online, including Filipino titles like “Bonifacio” (2014) and “Sunod” (2019). The only downside is that the website doesn’t have a dedicated category for Filipino movies, so you have to search for the movie you want to watch through the search bar and hope it’s available.

But other than that, the platform contains a wide range of international movies and TV shows to keep you entertained for hours. Plus, you don’t need to create an account to access their catalog, so you can choose a title and watch in just a few clicks!

ABS-CBN Star Cinema YouTube Channel

You may no longer be able to watch ABS-CBN on your television, but you can still access their classic movies on their YouTube Channel. ABS-CBN’s Star Cinema profile is chock full of Pinoy movies, including the iconic “Ang Tanging Ina” (2003) or the comedy horror “D’ Anothers” (2005).

Additionally, you can also find classic hits, including “Weder Weder Lang ‘Yan” (1999) or the classic feel-good rom-com “Basta’t Kasama Kita” (1995). Just make sure to click on the videos labeled ‘Full Movie’ on the icon to ensure you’re watching the complete film. 

However, if you can’t stream an entire film in one video, the channel has also uploaded some movies in parts like “Kung Kaya Mo, Kaya Ko Rin!” (1996).     

Cinema One PH YouTube Channel

Cinema One’s YouTube Channel is another great platform to stream Pinoy movies online for free. Most of their uploaded films are from the 1970s to the 1990s, so you can rewatch or catch up on some of Philippine cinema’s staple films. Here, you can watch full-length classics from the horror genre like “Halimaw sa Banga” (1986) or comedy slapsticks like “Stariray” (1981).

If you want to peek at modern movies, Cinema One has also uploaded a few fairly latest releases, including “Home Alone Da Riber” (2002) and “Raketeros” (2013).

VIVA Films YouTube Channel

VIVA  Films’ YouTube channel is also a treasure trove for Pinoy full-length films. You can watch your favorite Filipino action movies, such as “Epimaco Velasco: NBI” (1994) or “Pag Oras Mo, Oras Mo Na” (2000). If that’s not your vibe, you can also stream VIVA Films’ modern releases like “The Gifted” (2014) or “Moron 5 and the Crying Lady” (2014).

Regal Entertainment, Inc. YouTube Channel

If you’re a big fan of horror, head to Regal Entertainment’s YouTube channel. It’s a prime spot to watch Filipino horror movies online for free. Their selections include the “Shake Rattle and Roll” anthology (1984-2014), “Spirit Warriors” (2000), and “Maria Leonora Teresa” (2014).

But if you want to take a break from horror, you can also watch some of Regal’s classic and modern films, such as “Dyesebel” (1990) and “Our Mighty Yaya” (2017).

TBA Studios YouTube Channel

TBA Studios is a Philippine independent film company that’s known for releasing “Heneral Luna” (2015) and “I’m Drunk I Love You” (2017). You can watch some of their films on their YouTube channel, including the two aforementioned titles.

You can also watch “Dito at Doon” (2021), starring JC Santos and Janine Gutierrez. The 2019 indie film “Tayo sa Huli ng Taon” is also available in parts on the channel.

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JuanFlix

JuanFlix is a streaming platform operated by the Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP). It aims to offer quality content for local and international film enthusiasts by providing access to local and global movies and documentaries. Unfortunately, their free catalog is currently only limited to a few short films and one movie, “Dalagang Ilocana” (1954).

If you want full access to their catalog, you’ll need to subscribe to their plan for as low as  ₱99 per month or ₱499 per year. This way, you’ll have unlimited access to timeless classics and modern Filipino movies, like “Minsa’y Isang Gamu-Gamo” (1976) and “Got 2 Believe” (2002).

If you want to watch international films, you can also take advantage of the platform’s pay-per-view feature, where you can rent titles like “After Sun” (2022) and “Portrait of a Lady on Fire” (2019).

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