tvN Movies Pinoy, which airs the Korean horror film “Exhuma” tonight, has teamed up with Korean café WouldULike to celebrate the film’s premiere and the launch of linear channels tvN Movies Pinoy and tvN Asia on the streaming app BlastTV.
The collaboration introduces WouldULike’s exclusive “Exhuma”-inspired Halloween menu, featuring the “Undead Chocolate Indulgence” drink and the “Bury Me in Chocolate” cupcake.
For every purchase from WouldULike’s Halloween menu from October 26 to November 3, fans will also receive an “Exhuma”-inspired toploader card sleeve and coaster. In addition to the “Exhuma”-themed merchandise, a free one-month BlastTV subscription voucher from tvN Movies comes with each order.
| Participating “Would U Like” Outlets | Gifts that come every purchase of ONE Halloween menu item: |
| SM City Grand Central, Caloocan City SMDC Light Mall, Mandaluyong City Ayala Circuit Makati, Makati City Fishermall Malabon, Malabon City Riverbanks Marikina, Marikina City SM City Masinag, Rizal SM City Sucat, Muntinlupa City | 1 “Exhuma” toploader card sleeve worth Php 170 1 “Exhuma” coaster worth Php 280 1-month free BlastTV subscription worth Php 179 |
WouldULike also offers its social media followers a chance to win a set of 6 Bury in Chocolate Cupcake, along with the “Exhuma” merchandise and BlastTV subscription.
“Exhuma,” starring Choi Min-shik, Kim Go-eun, Lee Do-hyun, and Yoo Hai-jin, was a box office hit upon its release earlier this year and remains one of Korea’s top three highest-grossing films of the year.
tvN Movies Pinoy is the first-ever 24/7 Korean movie channel in Southeast Asia, offering viewers dual audio options, including Tagalog-dubbed Korean movies or the original Korean version with English subtitles. This Halloween, tvN Movies Pinoy also aired “The Divine Fury,” starring Park Seo-joon and Ahn Sung-ki.
WouldULike, known for its innovative packaging and flavorful specialty coffee, expanded to over 100 stores in South Korea in just four years and has been featured in several K-dramas, including “Doctor John,” “Enemies of the Past,” and “Mad Dog.” In the Philippines, WouldULike has seven branches across popular Metro Manila and Rizal malls, and it also offers delivery via Grab and foodpanda.
Meanwhile, tvN Asia, which also launches on BlastTV tomorrow, is a premium Korean entertainment channel where audiences can catch the latest Korean dramas and variety shows, with select premium dramas airing within 24 hours of their Korean premiere.
BlastTV, an ad-supported streaming platform, offers 20+ live channels covering sports and entertainment and a library of on-demand content, including popular TV shows, blockbuster movies, news, and factual entertainment.
BlastTV also provides ad-free premium packages at monthly and annual rates. BlastTV is free for Converge FiberX, Surf2Sawa, BIDA Fiber, and GFiber Prepaid subscribers in the Philippines.
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