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
- ‘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.
- The Betrayed: Fifty Shades of Red in a Crimson MessThe Betrayed. You might be wondering what this title is all about. Trust me, it’s not just a fancy way to grab your attention
- “House of Ga’a”: A Stately Drama Dressed as an EpicFollowing the success of Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti, Bolanle Austen-Peters’ House of Ga’a, promised to elevate the genre with its grand historical backdrop.
- ‘Onye Egwu’: A Football Tale With Heart And HumourUche Jombo’s latest movie, Onye Egwu, recently debuted on Prime Video. With a promising premise that follows a young football player striving to be discovered
- What About Us: An Exploration of Modern Marital IssuesWhat About Us? Inspired by Pastor Emmanuel Iren, it has sparked considerable interest and discussion among social media scrutinizers and netizens alike
- ‘A Song From The Dark’: Another Horror That Fails To ScareA song from the dark popped up on our radar right before its release, sparing us the long wait filled with anticipation.
- ‘Oloture: The Journey’ – Another Dull Sequel That Never ArrivesAfter much anticipation, the sequel to the 2020 Ebony Life Studios and Netflix collaboration, ‘Oloture,’ finally hit Netflix.
- Muri and Ko: A Satirical Comedy Full of Good LaughsReleased on Democracy Day, a national holiday in Nigeria, “Muri and Ko” provided a delightful escape from reality. The film engaged audiences with its humor
