In Fading, Chino Marchie shows us that there’s more to a love story than boy meets girl, girl/boy likes boy/girl, insert conflict, insert overcoming, and they lived happily ever after. Fading is the story of a mother, a wife and an accomplished [...]
Dear movie makers, it might come as a surprise to you and I say this with the greatest amount of respect, but sometimes it might be in your favor to release a movie straight to DVD instead of having a theatrical release. Throughout the duration of this [...]
So let’s get some things straight, Eddie Watson still can’t act, Hauwa is a gift from Kannywood to nollywood, Desmond Elliott just be mesmerizing the girls dem, Alexx Ekubo has some ways to go, and finally if you want to make your movie a hit [...]
Over the Edge was yet another quick cut and shot job that was formulaically congruent but emotionally vacant. The story follows a young couple with an overbearing and insecure wife who will stop at nothing to prevent the future she envisions where her [...]
We began the review for the prequel to this movie by saying "[i]f you go in seeking a magnanimous storyline, sorry but you will be disappointed. If you go in seeking to be thrilled, again you will be disappointed. So go in to watch people drive fancy [...]
It's puzzling how the Venus Films crew (i.e Frank Rajah, Abdul Salam Mumuni, etc.) manage to make the same movie over and over again, with the same cast over and over again, since the days of 4 Play without any significant change in script.
Jack and Jill is the story of two individuals leaving pretentious lifestyles in an attempt to find someone wealthy who will buy into their story and be their free pass into a life of luxury. Unfortunately for both of these individuals - Jack and Jill [...]
Somewhere along the lines in the attempt to be too different from everyone and everything else, this movie lost me completely. Sisters at war is the story of two sisters – Jackie Appiah and Okawa Shaznay – who are left a huge inheritance after [...]
