Hex By Clarence Peters is a Horror Webseries In a League of its Own
Going from directing music videos to directing and scripting movies is not something many directors are capable of. The likes of Kemi Adetiba, Michael Bay, [CONTINUE READING]
Reviews
Aki and PawPaw Movie Review
If anyone had told me years ago that there was going to be another iteration of the Nollywood comedy classic, Aki na Ukwa, after it [CONTINUE READING]
Matrix Resurrections Movie Review: A Tough Dose of Nostalgia to Swallow
Nostalgia is a powerful thing and in many ways, you can’t go wrong with it. It’s one thing humans love because we get to re-experience [CONTINUE READING]
Soòlé Review: A Refreshing Change of Pace on a Pothole-Filled Ride
The first thing that comes to mind when you see the trailer of the movie, Soòlé, is comedy. Pure unadulterated comedy. You really do not [CONTINUE READING]
Halloween Kills: The Michael Myers Syndrome
When we hear the name Michael Myers, the first thing that comes to mind is one of horror’s favourite masked killers. The man that kills [CONTINUE READING]
Amina Movie Review: A Poor Depiction of a Revered Hero
Based on a true story from 16th-century Zazzau (currently Zaria) Nigeria, Amina must utilize her military skills and tactics to defend her family’s kingdom. One [CONTINUE READING]
Influence Documentary Review: A Fitting Tale of Bell Pottinger’s Fall
Influence is a film documentary about the rise and fall of ad agency, Bell Pottinger, as well as, the co-founder, Timothy Bell, who ran campaigns [CONTINUE READING]
King of Boys: Return of the King Review
I remember the feeling I had after watching King of Boys in cinemas back in 2018. A 3-hour long movie in a genre that many [CONTINUE READING]
Loving Rona Movie Review
Plot: A young wealthy business woman, Rona, and her Gardener, Benny, unwittingly fall in love as they scheme to sabotage Alex’s (Rona’s ex fiancée) romance [CONTINUE READING]
Castlevania Season 4 Review: A Fitting End To Our Heroes’ Journeys
Castlevania Season 4 is the conclusion to the adventures of Trevor Belmont, Sypha Belnades, and Alucard as they fight both individual and collective battles to [CONTINUE READING]