Suspense
Brazilian Hair Babes
Ok, this film was not bad. This film was more than passably good. There were no overlong or even pointless scenes, the plot was good and the acting was good. Tell me why they decided to name it something so stupid. If this film...
Love & Crime
Think of Love and Crime as a medley of some of some pretty decent movies, combined with a couple comic scenes and a handful of actual actors brought together to give you, what has become the definition of a Frank Rajah film, a ...
Twist
If you want to enjoy this film or this story, give both parts of Twist a miss. Please, pretend it doesn’t exist and get on with Awake. You will thank me if you ever watch Twist. The trailer is sufficient in revealing enough i...
Volunteers
The story behind the movie, Volunteers, is intriguing. Reading the synopsis alone seduces you. I tend to shy away from movies with intriguing storylines occasionally because yes the story sounds amazing but what will the direct...
Letters To My Mother
Like I said earlier, the thing is that you never know what exactly is happening in a Pascal movie until the end and you might dare to guess but odds are your guess might be wrong, but it might also be right. I won't call this m...
Crime Suspect
Frank Rajah is known for two things (in my opinion): stealing foreign movies and making suspense flicks. And he does both of them oh-so-well. Well... usually! I don't know what went wrong with this movie. Too little investments...
Secret Act
What does one expect from a movie starring Chika Ike and Emeka Ike? Most people by now understand that asides from their last name, both these actors share an extreme incapacity to act. So why would one even press play on this ...
Temi Nikan
All Yoruba movies are comedies. If that wasn't the intended genre, then the subtitles make them so.
The Bank Job
..some other things that didn't make sense like *SPOILER ALERT* how did Empress' character know that a kiss would return his memory? What is this, snow white?
The Impostor
Nse never fails to deliver and there's something about Yemi that one can't help but love. It's the pairing of the masters of English, seeing both of them 'spoking the grammar'....
