Anthony Alonzo

This film is based on a true story of Baguio City police officer Bobby Ortega.

Filipino director Willy Milan's first entry into the Maxsploitation sub-sub-genre.

In the battle for life you have to kill or be killed. Forced to fight against his friends in the deadly arena, Rex seeks revenge on the evil Malzon for killing his family in this post-apocalyptic action adventure.

Official entry to the first Metro Manila Film Festival in 1983 directed by Willie Milan and starred Anthony Alonzo, Coney Reyes, Eddie Garcia, Perla Bautista, and Alicia Alonzo.

A 1977 film directed by Maria Saret

A pair of elite American soldiers travel to the Philippines to try to stop local terrorist groups.

Simple living yet peaceful. First was his brother, a balut vendor.... next was his father who was just happy watching a mock-fight.... Followed by his mother. They were all killed without mercy and his beloved sister got raped. Diego a.k.a. Diegong Bayong had his revenge and put law on his hand and no one dares to blame.

THE ACTION MOVIE TRIES TO UNDERSTAND THE PSYCHOLOGY OF A REAL-LIFE MAD KILLER FROM THE VISAYAS.

The final chapter to the Mediavillo trilogy

A military squad leader returns to his base, bringing a confiscated book that contains names of leaders and financiers of the rebels. But before he could present the book to his higher officials, rebels attack his base. The officer is killed and the rebels flee taking back the book and the girlfriend of the officer's assistant who is the lone survivor of the attack. Higher ups form a task force, headed by the lone survivor, to retrieve the book -- and his girlfriend.

A 1979 film by Maria Saret.

Based on a popular komiks serial by Elena Patron.

Anthony Alonzo and Vivian Velez in an explosive, sizzling action-packed true-to-life movie! See the story behind the Jones Bridge Massacre. Who really killed Efren "Boy" Amores?

Based on the actual event of the Jabidah Massacre

Official entry to the first Metro Manila Film Festival in 1987 directed by Jose Antonio Alonzo and Jerry Tirazona and starred Anthony Alonzo, Charito Solis, Tony Santos Sr., Liza Lorena, Alicia Alonzo, Marithes Samson and Isadora.

A secret group of warriors for freedom against oppression in the South Pacific. consisting of secretly trained marines, performs surgeries on behalf of an elitist organization, they have in mind when the purpose of recovery of the control of the region achieved not let the group of mercenaries who used to feel strong, from the fear that such mercenary groups very easily can be found on the opposite side. To cover this eventuality hire in Alexander Sampson, not his own secret commando group, the conflict of baroutokapnismenon warriors of two specific groups will be ruthless ...

Based on the real life events, this film tells the tragedy of Baby Porcuna, the sister of notorious gangster of the 1960s, Boy Porcuna, and her liaisons with men.

Filipino "Muslim rebels vs. Christian military" action film

Filipino horror movie from 1980.

A comedy film about two cops who enjoyed playing a game called Tong-its, a popular type of card game.

CIS agent Gerry Paz is accused of a crime and takes Atty. Vera Villaverde hostage as he escapes from the law. Vera eventually realizes his innocence and a relationship forms between them as they clear his name.

An outbreak of bombings, assassinations, and massacres by an extremist, Marxist terrorist group, alarms the international community who calls for help - the ultimate solution - the Trident Force.

Anthony Alonzo is an idealistic army captain who believes in the government’s reform programs for the people of Mindanao.

A TRUE-TO-LIFE STORY - THE FIRST FILIPINO WHOSE CRIME TERRIFIED NOT ONLY THE WHOLE NATION, BUT THROUGHOUT THE WORLD!. EVEN THE CRACK COMMANDO AND THE SWAT COULD HARDLY STOP HIM. AN ACTION-FILLED MOMENT IN CRIME HISTORY.

Directors: Jose N. Carreon, Toto Natividad Writers: Dave Veridiano (story), Amado Lacuesta (screenplay) Stars: Edu Manzano, Gretchen Barretto, Anthony Alonzo

A 1974 film starring Amalia Fuentes, Vic Vargas, and Alona Alegre

Directed by Roland Ledesma.