DreamWorks' Forgotten Island, built on Filipino folklore, hits digital on Tuesday, October 27, with 4K, Blu-ray and DVD on December 1. Here's what to know.

The Philippines has no single creation myth. Across the islands, peoples told their own stories of how the world began — from a bird that stirred the sea to people born from bamboo.

The aswang existed long before Spain arrived. What colonizers did was weaponize it — first against the babaylan, then, centuries later, against Filipino guerrillas.

New to Filipino mythology? A beginner's guide to the gods, the creatures (aswang, tikbalang, kapre, diwata) and where to start.

Apolaki is the Tagalog god of war and the sun. His story, his rivalry with Mayari and his place in Filipino mythology.

Who is Bathala? The supreme god of Tagalog mythology, his children, his stories and the link to 'bahala na.'

Filipino deities tied to nature: Apolaki (sun), Mayari (moon), Aman Sinaya (sea), Amihan (wind) and Lakapati (harvest).

A quick guide to 10 Filipino gods from Tagalog and Visayan mythology: Bathala, Apolaki, Kaptan, Sidapa and more.

Mayari, Tala, Hanan, Lakapati, Aman Sinaya, Magwayen. Meet the Filipino goddesses of the moon, stars, sea and harvest.

Bathala, Apolaki, Mayari, Tala, Lakapati and more. A clear guide to the gods of Tagalog mythology.