Nollywood, Nigerian Movie Reviews and Info

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  Review: Tokunbo, a 2024 movie on Netflix, is a well-cooked action thriller
  Tokunbo is exactly how I like my action thriller: a great story line, good plot, twists and turns, the usual and unusual villains, and a happy ending.
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  Review: The House of Ga’a, a 2024 movie on Netflix
  The House of Ga’a weaves action, romance, schemes, comedy, and memorable dialogue in one gripping story.
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  A Song from the Dark (2024 movie) on Prime Video is an impressive production
  I am not a fan of the horror genre, but I am quite impressed with the plot, acting, progression, and cinematography of A Song From The Dark.
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  Oloture: The Journey (2024 movie on Netflix) drops the ball
  Oloture: The Journey is what happens when a story gets dumbed down and the continuity has loose ends.
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  Film Review: Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti (2024) on Prime Video: A Great Movie That Could Have Been Outstanding
  Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti is a great film, but I expected more depth, more details, and unknown facts than what was already publicly available.
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  Movie Review: Momiwa (2024) on Prime Video is well scripted and well executed
  I can’t recall the last time a movie made me run the gamut of emotions: I was angry, fighting tears, getting goosebumps, and laughing. Momiwa nails it.
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  Review: Postcards is marred by pedestrian acting and boring conversations (2024 Netflix series)
  I have watched boring Bollywood and Nollywood movies, but never have I watched anything more boring and predictable than Postcards.
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  Review: Afamefuna, a 2023 Netflix Movie
  Afamefuna is tagged an Nwa Boi movie, but it has romance, comedy and whodunnit, all mixed together in it, making for a very interesting movie.