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Growing up, some of the most popular films of Yoruba Nollywood were historical period films which included epics. Though mostly…

We have seen many films like Juel Taylor’s feature debut, and they all fall into a common subgenre, blaxploitation, a…

The first episode of Fatal Seduction begins with a montage of sexual scenes that will appear later on in the…

If you were born before the 2000s, you would be familiar with a brand of Nollywood romance films that were…

Ambition as a filmmaker can be a double-edged sword, showcasing the vastness of their art and years of craft, while…

Romance pervades every form of art—literature, theatre, painting, film, etc. In fact, it pervades all sense of human life, which…

I never thought I’d say this: Almajiri is a better exposé on some of the heinous things that go bump…

Watching movies like Extraction feels like a desiderate trip down memory lane, an attempt to capture and revive the essence…

Daddy begins in a Taken-esque manner: daughter gets kidnapped and the father has to do all he can to get…

A few days back, I told my friend I was writing a review of a show and she asked the…