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Tabi Tabi Po Tabi Tabi Po Tabi Tabi Po! is a Philippine horror film. The name of the film divided into three parts, was derived from the phrase "Tabi Tabi Po" (lit. excuse me) uttered to prevent disturbing Engkanto or Spirits. Vera (Bernadette Allyson) is a fitness instructor who tries to conceal her true identity that of being a vampire. She tries to live a normal life. But the vampire hierarchy is desperate in eliminating all unholy members of the group who try to deny themselves of their demonic powers. Cathy (Antoinette Taus) came back to investigate her father's mysterious death and she