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  • ‘A Song From The Dark’: Another Horror That Fails To Scare
    ‘A Song From The Dark’: Another Horror That Fails To Scare
    A song from the dark popped up on our radar right before its release, sparing us the long wait filled with anticipation.
  • Alaye: A Perpetual Paradox of Star Power Overshadowing Quality
    Alaye: A Perpetual Paradox of Star Power Overshadowing Quality
    When Alaye was released, it was surprising to see it trending as the number one film in Nigeria on Prime
  • “Beast of Two Worlds”: The Tale of a Beast Trapped in a Socio-cultural Cage
    “Beast of Two Worlds”: The Tale of a Beast Trapped in a Socio-cultural Cage
    The thing about Beast of Two Worlds is that, while promising and innovative, it ultimately delivers a familiar storyline. From a Yoruba socio-cultural perspective
  • ‘Oloture: The Journey’ – Another Dull Sequel That Never Arrives
    ‘Oloture: The Journey’ – Another Dull Sequel That Never Arrives
    After much anticipation, the sequel to the 2020 Ebony Life Studios and Netflix collaboration, ‘Oloture,’ finally hit Netflix.
  • Offshoot: Strong Performances Marred By An Underdeveloped Protagonist
    Offshoot: Strong Performances Marred By An Underdeveloped Protagonist
    Offshoot presents a compelling narrative centered around Modesire, who navigates the complex landscape of Nigeria’s drug issues
  • The Interrogation of Lotanna: A Subtle Thriller Boosted By Compelling Performances
    The Interrogation of Lotanna: A Subtle Thriller Boosted By Compelling Performances
    The interrogation of Lotanna is a story that delves into loyalty, especially under extreme pressure. It also touches on betrayal, both potential and perceived.
  • Shina: An Unthrilling Bumpy Ride Plagued By Plot Holes
    Shina: An Unthrilling Bumpy Ride Plagued By Plot Holes
    Shina highlights the perilous intersection of personal desperation and satirizes Nigeria’s chaotic political landscape. The film explores themes of loyalty
  • Muri and Ko: A Satirical Comedy Full of Good Laughs
    Muri and Ko: A Satirical Comedy Full of Good Laughs
    Released on Democracy Day, a national holiday in Nigeria, “Muri and Ko” provided a delightful escape from reality. The film engaged audiences with its humor
  • Beyond The Veil Season 2: Missed Opportunities in Writing
    Beyond The Veil Season 2: Missed Opportunities in Writing
    Nadine Ibrahim’s Beyond The Veil returns for a second season, and we’re eager to continue following Na’ima, Baddie, Hanifa, and Zizi on their journeys.
  • ‘A Father’s Love’: A Heartfelt Exploration of Paternity and Family Dynamics
    ‘A Father’s Love’: A Heartfelt Exploration of Paternity and Family Dynamics
    Natives Filmworks released two movies, ‘Kill Boro’ and ‘A Father’s Love’, on the same day on Prime Video. While ‘Kill Boro’ garnered some buzz