Castle and Castle Season 1 Recap
While the second season of EbonyLife’s Castle and Castle is set to be released on Netflix on September 15, 2021, we have taken the liberty to re-watch the 2018 13-episode legal drama series so you […]
Movie Review: ‘Shadow Parties’ is a Unified Vision of Chaos
By the twentieth minute, Shadow Parties is already a bad film. At this point, it isn’t yet obvious that it is the narrative’s fault. Concessions are still made on its behalf. We blame the numerous […]
‘King of Boys: The Return of the King’ Review: Protracted Plot Sullies Kemi Adetiba’s Mixed Bag
We must all agree that Kemi Adetiba has had an interesting journey. From directing music videos, to The Wedding Party, then the acclaimed King of Boys and now a Netflix original for a King of Boys series. When one looks closely at the film projects, there are elements of directorial unifications.
Retro Review: ‘Ṣaworoidẹ’ and Timelessness
It would seem an overstatement to term Saworoide the most important political movie in Nollywood’s history. Released in 1999, more than two decades ago, with a portion of its cast either aged or deceased, our […]
Movie Review: ‘Nneka the Pretty Serpent’ and the Conundrum of Remakes
Play Network Studios is leaving a trail of remakes. It opened with Living in Bondage, then Rattlesnake: the Ahanna Story, and now Nneka the Pretty Serpent.
Series Review: CW Lays Firm Foundations with ‘Superman and Lois’ Season 1
With most of the season set in Smallville, what we see is a beautiful insight into Superman’s hometown. Starring Tyler Hoechlin as Clark Kent.
King Of Boys: The Return Of the King Official Trailer Teases Bigger Aspirations and New Foes
What’s better than a King of Boys movie? Any answers? Anyone? A sequel, but this time as a series. Exciting, right? After its box office success in 2018, the Kemi Adetiba-directed political thriller has gone […]
Movie Review: ’76’, Starring Ramsey Nouah and Rita Dominic
Today, there is a dearth of historical dramas amongst contemporary Nollywood output, but this hasn’t always been the case
Movie Review: ‘The Lost Cafe’ is a Beautiful Lacklustre Affair
A Nigerian-Norwegian 2018 production.
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