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What is Nginiig about?
Nginiig was a weekly horror television program in the Philippines aired by ABS-CBN. It started in 2004 and wass hosted first by Raymond Bagatsing, then by Jericho Rosales and finally, Hero Angeles. The show sometimes airs on the Kapamilya Channel The show features real horror and paranormal stories through re-enactments based on the victims' account of the horrifying events. The victims are interviewed about the events that took place in the haunted venues and actors and actresses play them in the reconstructions. The series ended in 2006 after the director, Luis Luigi Santiago, died in 2005. Santiago, who has just completed a feature film version of the show, was passing by a bar in Makati City when a drunk male patron suddenly brandished a firearm and shot several people, including the director. Nginiig is in Southeast Asia and dictated by Aldoxia Inggtoy. The series reflects a distinct PH style and perspective.