5 Foreign Language Films to Watch
Hollywood is the filmmaking capital of the world and this has been the case for a long time. The majority of the films we see are either from Hollywood or Hollywood-influenced. This is certainly to […]
2021 Emmys Winners List: Streaming Maintains Dominance with Wins for ‘The Crown’, ‘Ted Lasso’ and ‘The Queen’s Gambit’
At the 73rd Emmy Awards, critically and audience acclaimed feel-good comedy of the year, Ted Lasso, went home with four awards. The Apple TV+ series claimed awards for for Outstanding Comedy Series, Lead Actor (Sudeikis), […]
‘Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings’ Review: A Strong Addition to the MCU and a Beautiful Homage to Chinese Martial Arts
The latest addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, is a fusion of Chinese martial arts with the Hollywood superhero universe. Just like T’Challa became an iconic hero […]
September Newsletter: August Review, Return of TV Season and Introducing a Google Film Calendar + Mailing List
Let’s look forward to September together.
Movie Review: Who Names Their Kid ‘Beckett’
Ferdinando Cito Filomarino’s latest film, Beckett, is the classic wrong place at the wrong time.
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.
Every Nigerian Song in Non-Nigerian Films
It is very easy for people to argue about who gets to make or adapt African arts while equally using a made-outside-Africa smart device. This recently happened after Wizkid featured Justin Bieber in a remix of Essence. We have compiled a list of some of the times Nigerian songs were used in non-Nigerian films.
Movie Review: James Gunn Guns His ‘Suicide Squad’ Entry
As much as the definite article ‘the’ is a difference between James Gunn’s rendition and David Ayer’s 2018 version of the villainous mercenaries, there are several other things that make the two movies different from the other.
Movie Review: ‘The Last Letter From Your Lover’ is a Visual Feast
Love, in truth, is a boring, mundane, everyday affair.
An R.L. Stine Enthusiast’s Recap of the Fear Street Trilogy
What do you know better than this R.L. Stine geek?
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