Is mysterious script hints at Bea Binene’s possible next film?

Could Viva Films already be preparing its next big-screen project for Bea Binene? And will Wilbert Ross be joining her once again?

Speculation is growing after celebrity stylist Van Mercado shared an Instagram Story showing what appears to be the script of a new film titled “Morticia,” raising questions about whether the project could be the actress’ follow-up to the successful horror-comedy “Pee Mak.”

The script identifies Carmel Jacomille as its writer, with the concept credited to Topel Lee, who is also listed as the film’s director.

Dated November 2, 2026, the document is already on its fifth draft, suggesting that the project has undergone several rounds of development.

Mercado, who shared the photo with the hashtag Styled By VanMercado, hinted at another upcoming commitment.

“I told myself I’d take it easy leading up to the big day, but here I am, trying to squeeze in another ‘one last project.’ Some things never change,” the stylist wrote.

While the post did not identify any cast members or production company, it has opened the door to speculation that “Morticia” could be connected to Binene.

The timing is particularly interesting following the commercial success of “Pee Mak,” the Filipino adaptation of the Thai horror-comedy that opened in cinemas on October 14.

Starring Wilbert Ross and Bea Binene, the Viva Films production has already reached the ₱100-million box-office milestone, further establishing Ross as a bankable leading man.

The achievement also demonstrated the commercial appeal of the Ross-Binene pairing, potentially giving Viva Films a compelling reason to reunite the two actors.

But will Ross be part of “Morticia”?

That remains the biggest question.

The title itself suggests a possible connection to gothic or supernatural storytelling, although nothing about the film’s actual plot has been disclosed.

If the project turns out to be another horror-comedy, it could provide an opportunity to capitalize on the audience that embraced “Pee Mak.”

For now, however, there has been no official announcement from Viva Films confirming that “Morticia” is among its upcoming productions, that Binene is attached to the project, or that Ross is being considered for a role.

What is certain is that a script bearing the title “Morticia” exists, with Topel Lee identified as its director.

Whether it will become Binene’s next big-screen outing—and whether her successful partnership with Ross will continue—remains to be seen.