The film world is mourning Olu Jacobs, who died at the age of 84, according to an announcement from his family. Across more than five decades, he turned playing powerful men on screen into something close to a science. His…
Ask a room of film fans to name the best female-led movies of all time and the usual answers arrive quickly: Ripley facing the xenomorph, the Bride carving her way through Tokyo, Furiosa tearing across the wasteland. Rarely does anyone…
If you’ve ever tried bingeing this franchise release by release, you already know the problem: the Conjuring Universe chronological order is nothing like its release order. Ed and Lorraine Warren don’t meet Valak before they meet Annabelle in the timeline,…
If you’ve been anywhere near Nigerian social media this month, you already know why everyone is searching for an Ordinary People review. Moses Inwang’s eight-episode action thriller landed on Netflix on September 4, 2026, and it arrived with a level…
Every industry that has ever grown from a local business into a global powerhouse owes part of that growth to the people who refused to clap for mediocrity. This is exactly why Nollywood needs critics more than it needs another…
In almost every Nollywood blockbuster, the plot quietly stops being about the hero. The lights dim, the score shifts, and the antagonist walks in, and suddenly you’re leaning forward. This is the heart of what fans and critics alike have…
There was a time when you didn’t need a Big Brother Naija subscription, DSTV, or even a functioning TV to know exactly what was happening in Biggie’s house. The gist found you on your timeline, in your group chats, from…
Nollywood has quietly pulled off one of the biggest streaming takeovers in Africa, and it didn’t happen on a subscription platform; it happened on YouTube. Free, accessible, and just a tap away, YouTube has become the go-to home for full-length…
Forget your Netflix queue. Nollywood movies in September 2026 are about to hijack it. From a viral comedy skit finally getting the feature-length treatment it deserves, to a slow-burn crime thriller a decade in the making, this month’s slate reads…
There’s a moment at every Asake show right before the beat drops on “Sungba” or “Terminator” when thousands of strangers become one voice. That moment isn’t an accident. It’s the result of one of the most calculated approaches to stagecraft…
