Imagine this, you’re walking down a beachline in the rain and you see someone attempting to build a sandcastle in this rainstorm, each attempt washes away before it can take shape, leaving you in a soggy mess of confusion as to what that [...]
Mikolo follows the escapades of two clever kids who embark on a thrilling adventure while visiting their grandma. The bold visual approach in the film caught my attention, and I believe it’s a noteworthy endeavor. Also, it’s a crucial addition [...]
How far will you go for your parent? Are you willing to sacrifice everything to save a loved one? Can you toss your hardcore values aside for your parent? These are questions that A Tribe Called Judah answers and also poses to its audience. A Tribe Called [...]
In recent times, Nigerian filmmakers have often disappointed audiences with sequels that fail to live up to the standard set by their predecessors. Many a time, we, the audience, step into cinema halls or fire up our streaming platforms hoping that the [...]
“Ijogbon”: Kunle Afolayan’s Storytelling Continues to Stagger “Ijogbon” delves into the narrative of four close friends who stumble upon a pouch filled with diamonds, unwittingly thrusting themselves into a series of [...]
After Ahanna Okolo's life as he knows it ends, he decides to steal the life he always wanted. He has just one rule - no bloodshed. He assembles a group of men with various skills, carrying out a series of spectacular heists, always ten steps ahead of the [...]
Nigerian politics meets crime and action in this movie, a description that, by itself, is not sufficient to narrow down what recent Nollywood film you may be referring to. These plot ingredients are beginning to populate in Nollywood, but the final [...]
The first scene of Devil In Agbada is one of its best shot ones. Armed assailants are at the home of Justice Obanor (Kayode Freeman) who refuses to give into their demands even at a threat to his life. His would-be assassin quotes a verse from the bible, [...]
