Tag: Nollywood

Tenants Of The House (2021) Review: Unconventional and Uncooked

Tenants of the House revolves around a deep-rooted political fight between two parties. A politician jumps into the fight and uses his strength to make a switch in the already fiery brawl.

Netflix’s Omo Ghetto: The Saga Review: A Comic Relief

Omo Ghetto: The Saga has finally made its debut on Netflix after getting its theatrical release back in 2020. The movie is more than two hours long and broke records in the Nollywood entertainment industry in Nigeria and we can totally understand why!

Shadow Parties (2020) Review: Difficult to Sit Through

Shadow Parties, in spite of having praiseworthy emotions behind it, is difficult to sit through because of its storytelling, dialogues and cinematography.

King of Boys: The Return of the King Review: A Vindictive Powerplay of Notable Performances

King of Boys: The Return of the King is about the power struggle between two rival political parties, and it's displayed with brutality and a conniving edge to the life-size portrait of a Nollywood creation.

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