The rise of "bomba" films was attributed to the fact that movies tackled more adult, realistic themes. The ideal of a "true Filipino" was introduced. These films also brought in a new audience for Philippine film; the usual filmgoers, the teenagers who saw the films as "hip", and the youth, who used these films as a means for their own sexual awakenings, the educated, collegiate, and the working-class crowd. On another side, the larger audience of these films were the male devotees, who came to see the sex scenes and left as soon as the last one finished airing. Some films from this era include "Ang Saging ni Pacing, Dayukdok" (Dir. Luis San Juan; the movie was only approved by the board upon being renamed to "Ang Magsasaing ni Pacing), Ang Batuta ni Drakula" (Dir. Luis San Juan)", Gutom" (Dir. Danny Zialcita)", Sabik" (Dir. Angelito de Guzman)", Laman sa Laman" (Dirs. Lauro Pacheco, Jose Sibal)"," and "Hayok" (Dir. Ruben Abalos) among many other titles.