The Roses accidentally mirrors the gaslighting experience. We keep waiting for the moment of no return, and it keeps not giving it to us.

Overall, Enoch was a well-researched, thoughtfully produced biopic that brought history to life with care and respect.

Where Love Lives is a story of sisterhood, fire-forged friendships, living in your own truth, and the everyday struggles of upper-middle-class Nigerian couples.

Àjosepò is a beautiful movie that will make you laugh out loud. Don’t take it seriously because it doesn’t take itself seriously.

Matthew McConaughey stars as Kevin McCay, a school bus driver forced to choose between saving his family or a bus full of children.

If you’re a fan of K-pop, you will love KPop Demon Hunters, but even if you aren’t and are looking for something fun to watch, you’ll love it regardless.

Acrimony is a reminder of the far-reaching consequences of today’s actions, and the strange and unfair hand that fate sometimes deals us.

Something Like Gold, miss or hit?

I can’t really say, but the sexual tension between the characters and the happy ever after make it a worthy watch.

Instead of doing anything interesting, Kinda Pregnant settles for lazy jokes, tired tropes, and unfunny weirdness. Hard pass.

Family Gbese incorporates both Igbo and Yoruba, bringing some cultural dynamism to the plot, which adds to its realism and appeal to diverse audiences.

Christmas In Lagos is a delightful romance movie with intriguing characters that evoke several pleasant emotions, setting viewers up just right for the festive season.

Is Red One another forgettable Dwayne Johnson action flick? Yes and No. At least you’d always remember Buff Santa and his E.L.F (Enforcement, Logistics, and Fortification) team.