Daniel Oriahi’s The Weekend Selected for The 2024 BFI FestivalDaniel Oriahi’s psychological thriller The Weekend has been officially selected to screen at the 2024 BFI London Film Festival.- Story So Far: Mo Abudu – Africa’s Most Influential Media MogulMo Abudu. Her story is one of unparalleled vision, tenacity, and an unrelenting drive to redefine narratives an entire African continent.
- The Weekend: Finally, A Thriller That Checks The Right BoxesThe Weekend stirred a flicker of anticipation. Nothing overwhelming, but enough to pique my curiosity. And, to my surprise, the film delivered.
- All of Us: A Disappointing Mystery with Uninspired PerformancesEnioluwa Adeoluwa’s All of Us – a highly anticipated venture into the world of movies has finally arrived, and naturally, we had to check it
- Nollywood in August: Emotions and Entertaining DisappointmentsAs we step into a new month, let’s take a moment to reflect on the cinematic gems and not-so-great films that Nollywood served us in August.
- Nollywood Movies And Series To See in September 2024Happy new month Nollywood fam! Our new month greetings do not come complete without our monthly calender of Nollywood titles on our radar this month.
- Break of Dawn: A Thriller Turned Flashback-Fueld FarceBreak of Dawn delivers an absurd spectacle that defies logic at every turn. From baffling narrative shifts and nonsensical character decisions to poorly executed sound and tedious pacing,
- Jade Osiberu’s Christmas in Lagos; A Festive Rom-Com With Studded Cameos and AfrobeatsChristmas in Lagos is a portrayal of the festive season in Lagos, filled with interwoven romantic relationships and the vitality that characterizes the city during December.
- Force Empire: A Mixed Bag of Potential and Shortcomingsn Force Empire, we are invited to explore the murky waters of corruption and violence within the Nigerian Police Force through the eyes of DCP Mfon.
- Tokunbo: Another Crime Thriller That is Far From ThrillingWhen Tokunbo, the third directorial venture from Ramsey Nouah, came onto our radar, the gripping poster instantly captured our attention.
