Nollywood

Dinner at My Place Review: In Kevin Luther Apaa’s Rom-Com, Romance Is as Important as Comedy

Dinner at My Place is a movie that knows that it’s being ridiculous but revels…

Top Seven Nollywood Movies to See This Valentine Season

Valentine season is here, and the big day is almost upon us… By Vivian Nneka…

Ritual Killings in Nigeria: Can Any Responsibility Be Attributed to Nollywood?

Nollywood has been accused in the past of being influencers and promoters of crime and…

Juju Stories Review: Surreal 16’s Bold and Artistic Exploration of Nigerian Urban Legends

…Juju Stories is helmed by Surreal16, a collective of three independent, new wave writer-directors, with…

Gidi Blues Review: A Meet-Cute in Idumota

Gidi Blues is real, it shows Lagos at its lowest, taking out exuberant and expensive…

Rancor Movie Review: An Unfit Piece for the Nigerian Cinema

The problem is not the movie trying to incorporate so many unnecessary acts, but the…

For Maria Ebun Pataki Movie Review: A Remarkable Telling of a Rarely Told Story

This is a film that could easily have become repetitive, going in circles as it…

Tanwa Savage Review: Screenplay Flops Serve as the Ruin on Geshin Salvador’s Tanwa Savage

Besides being cliche and stereotypic, the Tanwa Savage script is not intellectually challenging, possibly as…

Superstar: Nollywood Movie Review: An Enjoyable Celebrity Story With A Little Too Much To Say

Superstar: Nollywood Movie filled with comedy, tragedy, romantic drama, quasi-social issues drama, and everything else…

Chief Daddy 2 Review: Netflix’s Sequel Is a Bad Start to an Initially Promising Year

Chief Daddy 2 is an unapologetically pointless movie that does not so much as attempt…