Film and TV

“Office Invasion” Review: Three Office Friends Battle Aliens in a Slow but Charming South African Sci-Fi Comedy

From its opening sequence, Office Invasion opts for the most bizarre choices, moving from ridiculous…

“Nairobby” Review: Greed and Division Rule in Jennifer Gatero’s Tense but Monotonous Post-Heist Thriller

Gatero weaves a tale of lies and deceit within a tale of crime and romance,…

“Hey You!” Review: Uyoyou Adia’s 18+ RomCom Almost Ruined by Unresolved Subplots

Without lingering, the writer dives right into juicy details that engage the audience, therefore delivering…

“Lockdown” Review: Moses Inwang’s Pandemic Movie Feels Like a “93 Days” Wannabe

Lockdown keeps a bunch of people, many of whom are strangers, literally locked down in…

“Money Miss Road” Review: Swanky JKA and Josh2funny Bring the Comedy in Obi Emelonye’s Action Comedy

Where Emelonye’s story stands out is in the sheer familiarity, especially in the second act…

Bovi Ugboma’s “My Village People” Understates Spirituality and Witchcraft

The movie starts on an exciting note, and is commendable for building a certain level…

“Justice Served” Review: A Broken System Is Put on Trial in Another Entertaining Netflix Hostage Drama

Justice Served raises tough questions about how much change has actually come to South Africa…

8 Nigerian Movies and TV Shows Coming Soon to Your Screens

By Blessing Chinwendu Nwankwo With the upgrade in recent Nollywood productions, from 2016 till date,…

“Country Queen” Review: Kenya’s First Netflix Original Series Is Potent but Drab

Country Queen stands out for its hard-hitting themes tackled with the deserved nuance and set…

“The Blood Covenant” Review: A Familiar but Interesting Anti-Money Ritual Film

Gambo’s film is familiar but interesting. It’s didactic but not preachy or judgmental. And as…