Some of the most-watched KMJS Gabi Ng Lagim documentaries.
KMJS GABI NG LAGIM – Here are some of the most-watched “Gabi Ng Lagim” documentaries from Kapuso Mo, Jessica Sojo (KMJS).
The “Kapuso Mo, Jessica Sojo: Gabi Ng Lagim” episode is annually giving us the chills of well-documented true stories that never failed to make our hair raise and give us this spine-chilling feeling. And now that this year’s Halloween is fast approaching, here are some of the most-watched stories on YouTube to binge-watch while waiting for 2019’s “Gabi Ng Lagim” stories.
Check out and look back to these previous spine-chilling “Gabi Ng Lagim” episodes of KMJS below:
- “Haunted Hospital” (film by Aaron Papins Mendoza) – This was shown last 2018 about this haunted and abandoned hospital in Pampanga. A video from a photographer recorded and captured a child’s scream whenever they attempt to enter the place. Also, former staff of the hospital confessed their scary experiences.
- “Sanib” (a film by Derick Cabrido) – This is based on a true story of Clarita Villanueva way back in 1953 which is known to the world as one of the most terrifying possession and exorcism in history. At that time, she was inside a prison where all these horrifying incidents happened.
- “Diplomat Hotel” (a film by Rember Gelera) – This documentary was aired in 2016 and the daunting stories and clips of the famous “Diplomat Hotel” was further explained and told.
- “Third Eye” (a film by Zig Madamba) – This story is about Jay Costura, the person tagged and famous being called as the “Nostradamus” of the Philippines because of his skill to see the future including those horrendous events that actually happened after he has seen it through his “third eye”.
- “Junjun” (a film by Derick Cabrido) – Junjun is according the child who haunts call center agents before, during, or after their duties. This episode now has more than 5.8 million views on YouTube. A lot of agents shared their stories about Junjun who goes with them in the sleeping quarters, to the restroom, or even in their cubicle.
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