There are a few Nollywood films that have stuck with me for one reason or the other and I have truly enjoyed. I’m not sure if it has to do with those acting it or the storyline itself or maybe both, really but I like when movies leave some sort of impact. That you can remember it with a smile or at least you have a line or a scene that you can quote cause it just had that kind of impact about it. I saw this film about four years ago, if not more, but I thought to share it with you today.

We hate the things we fear the most that we may become. I don’t know if I saw this quote somewhere or I thought of it myself but that was the line in my head after I saw this film today. It’s strange to me that I only just stumbled on this film when I remember how eagerly I’d been waiting on it in 2024, since I’d read the book some time before then. But I did watch this movie yesterday because I knew I’d want to talk about it, and I have, so, here are my thoughts.

The last two weeks have been pure chaos in my life trying to get things together for a very important Faculty event. I was over myself with all the preparations I needed to put in place for me to be a part of this event, and I was particular about this because I’m beginning to build a presence career wise, and I was informed that for me to do that, I need to attend more events.

I’m not even going to lie, this week’s prompt made me rack my head a bit. I kept wondering what was expected of me, just how much I should talk about them, and how deeply I should talk about them. This week’s prompt is very introspective, so I hope I'm not too late.

Yayy, I have the chance to rant again! Just kidding, this isn’t going to be a rant. But, I will be talking about some deep things, which I don’t think anyone is interested in, anyway, but I can’t help talking about because this platform is more than anything, my safe space.

I almost never review teen flicks, especially because I think most of them have been copies of themselves, and there hasn’t been any somewhat different teen film since Mean Girls. But, this brought back memories of the 90’s type movies I saw growing up. I randomly remembered it today, so even though I saw it about three years ago, I decided to do a little review.