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Evil Origins became one of the franchise's biggest hits, earning over ₱110 million and consistently ranking as a top grosser during the Metro Manila Film Festival. Scientific and Special Reports

The song was famously covered by Bill Haley and His Comets later in 1954, who "cleaned up" some of the more risqué lyrics for a mainstream audience. Elvis Presley also released a popular version in 1956. Shake, Rattle and Roll

The original lyrics are noted for their sexual double entendres; for example, "shake, rattle and roll" referred to boisterous intimacy. Filipino Horror Film Franchise Evil Origins became one of the franchise's biggest