Moms at War is a cute little story of female bromance between two mothers who also happen to live right next to each other. On the one hand we have Ebube (played by Omoni Oboli), a snobby and elitist mother who likes to display how ‘different’ [...]
A few weeks ago, I saw a Yul Edochie movie again for the first time in forever (I believe the movie was "Circle of Trust"). Then I asked,"where has Yul been hiding?" And someone snidely replied, "in all the Asaba movies that you have refused to watch". So [...]
“BLOODLINE” is an irokotv.com original series starring Mercy Johnson, Yul Edochie, Oge Okoye, Chigozie Atuanya, Kehinde Olorunyomi, Bolanle Ninolowo, amongst others. It follows the lives of five sisters living alone in one house. Their [...]
Oya! Before we even start, if you feel the need to mention to me that the movie is EXACTLY like the 2005 nollywood movie, "Games Women Play" based solely on the synopsis or trailer (because say na only you watch dat feem), then abeg proceed to take a [...]
It is very rare that I wish a six part movie could go on for longer but I did. Kept looking at the amount of parts left and wishing it was longer. This was a well-crafted, well told and very creative story. Easily going to be in my top ten of the year.
The first few minutes of "Dooshima" were not encouraging. The only recognizable actor was Maureen Ihua and all other actor's in the frame seemed to be doing their best to test the viewer's patience. However, the movie eventually starts when the flashbacks [...]
Birthday Bash is surprisingly a very funny movie, that will get you cracking really hard, due to the performances of a few outstanding actors, howbeit, it’s that sort of movie you are watching with your friends and while laughing, you could end up saying [...]
There is this trope in western movies and other media called Women in the Fridge, it refers to a plot that sacrifices women and children left and right to bring about a change in a man’s attitude. This is not a good or bad thing; it is neutral and is [...]
