Midnight in Shangisha: A Promising Set-up That Spirals Into Forced FarceMidnight in Shangisha, directed by Ben Chiadika and Sola Osofisan, wants to be a slick, suspense-filled action comedy. But while it delivers laughs …- Is Nollywood Too Grown for Campus Stories Now?In the early 2000s, Nollywood began to feature campus stories. These films quickly became a cultural staple across Nigerian homes and dorm rooms.
- Sin: First Kill Set For Prime Video This JulySin: First Kill arrives on Amazon Prime Video this July, marking a bold new entry in Nigeria’s cinematic landscape. Scheduled for release on July 24,
- How Nollywood Killed Its Own Horror Stories Over TimeNollywood horror did not fade because we lost interest. It died because we became afraid of what it showed us. And more importantly…
- Big Cabal Media Goes Cinematic with Zikoko Lifebig Cabal Media has announced the upcoming release of Zikoko Life, a bold new anthology film series that explores love, sex, and autonomy
- Too Weird for Nollywood? Unconventional Films That Dared to Be DifferentNollywood is often seen through a familiar lens: romantic drama, family conflict, village settings, a sprinkle of comedy, and a moral at the end.
- Kayode Kasum’s Alo: Lightly Flawed, But Full of HeartKayode Kasum steps into new territory with Alo, his first direct-to-YouTube offering. The short film anthology spotlights everyday Nigerians navigating love…
- Ms. Kanyin: A Familiar Haunting in a New UniformWhen the trailer for Ms. Kanyin dropped, we were intrigued. Visually, it looked great. But our next thought was immediate…
- The Shadow of Greed: A Cross-Cultural Exploration of CorruptionThe Shadow of Greed is a story that attempts to hold a mirror to how corruption, spiritual belief, and systemic betrayal intertwine in Nigerian…
- If Nollywood Is Still Remaking Stories, Why Not These Ones?Nollywood is actively looking back. Sequels and reboots like Living in Bondage: Breaking Free in 2019 and Rattlesnake: The Ahanna Story
