Before you begin, it’s important that you know that this is not a review of the excellence of this production, but an appreciation (call it tribute if you may) of…
For Maria Ebun Pataki
Unintentional: Red Tv’s first feature film.
The new trend in Nollywood is banks collaborating with creative companies and giving us premium content. As we know, Ndani is acing it, and Redtv, well… They really aren’t doing…
CHIEF DADDY: A review of both parts.
As with a lot of Nollywood productions, when I heard about the impending sequel of Ebony Life's Cheif Daddy, I wondered why it was necessary. Considering the below-average nature of…
A Naija Christmas: the review
I’m a huge fan of Christmas movies, and I always wondered why Nollywood didn’t exactly produce a lot of those. Thankfully, this year, A Naija Christmas came to the rescue.…
GONE: the review
A young man has to leave his equally young, and pregnant wife alongside their little girl to travel to the United States to pursue his dream career in boxing. But…
SWALLOW: the movie.
Coming to learn about there being a movie adaptation of a book I had to study for my last semester exams made me somewhat keen. Now, I am aware of…
King Of Boys: The Return of the King.
Disclaimer: this may be a long review. I advise that you brace yourself up for it. LOL. Following the release of the first movie in 2018, a lot of anticipation…
2 WEEKS IN LAGOS
This is a typical love story with the usual rich kid, poor kid union hurdles. A young man and his best friend return back to Nigeria for a short while…
Rattle Snake: the Ahanna Story.
Lately, the new trend of Nollywood seems to be to remake old stories. Originally, this review would be to juxtapose between both productions, but again (just like with my review…
Trust Issues: the Starter Pack Kit for a Nigerian.
Jew, Asé, Justin, Mugu, or most prominently Johny Just Come-JJC is used to describe a person who shows the slightest hint of "greenness" in Nigeria, especially when you have just…