Olá, and welcome back to another weekly Movie and TV Review! The movie up for review is Another Day of Life, which goes by the same name as the book. I’m not a history buff by any stretch of the imagination, so I can’t speak to how much of it is accurate, but you know […]

Hello and welcome back to another weekly Movie and TV Review! I want to start by thanking all of you who have followed my ramblings thus far. You’ve spent precious time you’ll never get back, and for that, I’m truly grateful. This week’s film on the chopping block is none other than Disco Boy. Honestly, […]

Sawubona and welcome back to another Movie and TV Review!! This week’s movie on the chopping block reeks of death and violence. And if you know anything about me, I don’t love it. Being reminded of one’s mortality dampens my fun substantially. Anypoops, that’s what I get for not reading the fine print again. I […]

Onua Mekyea Wo O! I greet you, my people, as the people say in Twi!! Welcome back to another lovely weekly Movie and TV Review. The film under scrutiny this week is Tori and Lokita. Unfortunately, I didn’t read the fine print again, so this movie falls firmly into the depressing category. I swear this […]

The Senegalese film Faat Kiné is an honest look at the fine line women have historically had to walk in society. You can’t be too naïve, and you can’t be too frank. I’m not sure how much things have changed for women around the world since the film was released, but by American standards, much […]

This week’s movie was a long time coming, and finally, that day has arrived. The old saying that “where there’s a will, there’s a way” proved true—at least in this case. Welcome to another weekly TV and movie review. If this is your first time here, join the discussion by leaving a comment and/or a […]

Hello and welcome back to another edition of movie and TV reviews by yours truly. If you like the conversation, don’t hesitate to leave a like and a comment. Now, this week’s film was rather disappointing, and I wasn’t quite sure what to make of this clusterfuck of a movie. As you know, I’m a […]

Mavo! That means “How are you?” in my native tongue, Urhobo. It’s not as common as Yoruba, but I digress. This week, I decided to travel to Africa and see how my countrymen have progressed. I can say with great satisfaction: “Ninja, we made it!” Gone are the days of village huts and local juju […]