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Yay how I love Thursdays as if it’s a Friday but that’s just because Thursdays are throwbacks – meaning it’s the perfect time of reminiscing on good ol’ fun memories and epic blasts from the past ranging from best trends to the finest music and so forth.
While having one of those nostalgic feelings, I remembered Nigerian movies in the past – Oh my! Nollywood movies back in the day was just a hit back to back, they were basically the movies that shaped the face of Nigerian movies of today. They were hilarious, engaging, creative not to mention crazy and very popular. There wasn’t a dull moment when watching them – please if you watched any of these movies and you’re still single go and marry oh. So, without further ado let’s take a look at our favourite old Nollywood movies.


Living in Bondage

Now if you didn’t watch this movie then apparently you missed the greatest film ever from Nollywood – nope am not exaggerating. Another great thing about this movie is the fact that it was shot in Igbo language (with English subtitles though) yet was very popular nationwide. The movie was shot in 1992 featuring top-notch actors like; Kanayo O. Kanayo as Chief Omego, Francis Agu as Ichie Millionaire, Bob Manuel Udokwo as Mike, Nnenna Nwabueze as Merit, Kenneth Okonkwo as Andy, Rita Nzelu, Ngozi Nwosu and many others. The plot of the movie surrounds Kenneth Okonkwo – Andy, who killed his wife for rituals to be rich but it came with a heavy price. The part I’m sure most of us still remember till date is when Merit came and asked Andy why he killed her, knowing how much she loved him. Whew! Epic something.


Nneka the pretty serpent
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Let me just start off with this…. Nneeeeeeeeee Nneka, Nneka m oh! Obu Gini! Seriously though this movie it’s the main thing called a thriller movie and shot once again in 1992. It tells the story of a woman looking to conceive and out of desperation asked the water goddess for a child – now we know that won’t end well. The movie is a Zeb Ejiro production featuring Ndidi Obi as Nneka, Ngozi Ezeonu, Eucharia Anunobi, Rita Nzelu and lots more. Another classic part… Tony look into my eyes!!

Glamour Girls

Oh boy, this movie was something else as it garnered so much controversy at the time. Way before facebook girls and blackberry babes, this movie was one of a kind film shot in 1994 and produced by Kenneth Nnebue. The story was about money, power, fame etc. Also featuring top stars like Liz Benson, Eucharia Anunobi, Gloria Anozie, Dolly Unachukwu, Zack Orji, Ernest Obi, Pat Attah, Keppy Ekpeyong Bassey, Ngozi Ezeonu, Sandra Achums amongst others.

Rattlesnake

Such an emotional movie that doesn’t leave a dry eye after being watched. It was shot in 1994 and directed by late Amaka Igwe. It tells a story of Ahanna, a young boy who was lured into the world of crime and armed robbery after the death of his father. Starring Francis Duru, Nkem Owoh, Bob Manuel, Anne Njemanze, Ebele Uzochukwu, Okey Igwe, Julius Awgu who made his first acting debut with this movie, amongst others.

Igodo

Another legendary movie and a blockbuster. It tells the story of the murder of the son of Amadohia (god of lightning and thunder) under wrong charges, then places a curse on the land that ignites problems. Directed by Andy Amenechi – it starred Pete Edochie, Nobert Young, Sam Dede, Charles Okafor, Chidi Mokeme, Prince James Uche, Joe Layode alongside others.

Taboo
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The songs alone in this movie is epic because it’s said to have paved way for Nollywood to try hands in singing in movies. The story was about an Osu (an outcast). The lead actor was Kenneth Okonkwo.

Scores to Settle

Produced by Sunny Collins and shot in 1998, it tells the story of a woman – Sade who after her husband died she was rejected by her in-laws and ended up on the streets for survival. The actors include; Liz Benson, Richard Mofe-Damijo, Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde, Teco Benson and Patrick Doyle.

Most Wanted

Shot in 1996 and Produced by Dozie Eriobu featured top stars like; Regina Askia, Ibinabo Fiberisima, Liz Benson, Ayo Adesanya, Antar Laniyan and introducing Genevieve Nnaji who made her acting debut in this movie.

Diamond Ring

Before Sola Sobowale gave us an amazing performance in the wedding party she’s been wowing us. Her son in this movie (Teju Babyface) caused her to go gaga when he got into trouble, it was one gripping film featuring the likes of Richard Mofe-Damijo, Liz Benson, Sola Sobowale, Bimbo Akintola, Bukky Wright and Teju Babyface.

Mortal Inheritance

Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde got her big break with this movie which also featured Fred Amata.

Other Unforgettable Movies Include; Issakaba, Ijele, Domitilla, Love Without Language – which most of us waited forever for part2, Silent Night, Out of Bounds, Full Moon, True Confession, Violated, Blood Money, Onome, Tears in Heaven, Keeping Faith and A cry for Help.

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Cool Memories!

Seems like Nollywood has gone from grace to grass.

Egg of Life. Omoba also made big hit back in the days

Scores to settle

Witches


Violated

Evil Genius

Obsession

Karashika

Deadly proposal

Rattle snake

Silent night

When the sun set

Onome

True confession

Last party

Domitilla





Abeg make I go baff ,day don break

Could Dis Be Love

Love is blind

When Nollywood still made sensible movies, now what we watch are porn parodies with better cameras.
Mtchew

Awwwwww

That's for the memories


During my teenage years i was strongly into nollywood movies. My love for these movies made me to write a story using names of movies.........



TOBY was a student who was very humble and obedient, his father always told him to sequential HEARTLESS companions but he wouldn't listen. One day he got initiated into the BROTHERHOOD OF DARKNESS an OCCULT society on OATH .

The next day he was given his first ASSIGNMENT which would make him to HAVE AND TO CHERISH all the MEAN GIRLS on CAMPUS including PRINCESS
the next day he tried to make a NARROW ESCAPE & run but was HUNTED by the STRANGE WOMAN who had already sighted him
@ DAY BREAK the report reached his parents who were filled with shame as it was a CITY NUISANCE for a child to be declared HOMELESS without TRACES . In fact, it was a SEASON OF TEARS and a MOMENT OF BITTERNESS amongst the family members. It was truly a HOUSE ON FIRE what an AGONY

Mama Sunday

Op u forget dis

oh my goodness I love IGODO(the land of the living dead)I could remember I was weeping when I watched the movie years ago....even the sound track alone will make you melt

I do not watch crap movies

fatal desire

I still dey wait for IZAGA part 2 !!!

When Nollywood was Nollywood. Really loved most wanted and issakaba that year

When Nollywood was Nollywood. Really loved most wanted and issakaba that year.

Just can't forget how time flies. remember then that Black and white television nd video cassette ws the order of d day. If ur parent gat one,u r lucky but if dey don't HV,u try to peep through ur neighbor's window. Some neighbour can be so bad that they don't mind pouring u water once u get caught

Yep

Aki na Ukwa

Osofiasin

Daddy must obey

Blood money (Cc: Kanayo. O. Kanayo)

When Nollywood was still churning out good movies.

Rattlesnake

Snake snake ...Ahanna Ahanna

Surprisingly, I have watched them all.

Codedrock:

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Living in Bondage was the first

No Movie can still stand MOST WANTED till date

All the love series acted by Ramsey Noah

Power of love
Arrow of love
Pit of love
I must die for love
Is this love?
Blinded by love
True love
Magic of love
I love susan
Love in the garden

To mention a few....

Rattle snake was around 1995, its the only nollywood movie i still remember vividly, as little as i was then,i cried profusely sotey water finish for my eyes , it was just too emotional.

When nollywood was still nollywood until it became no more wood

I loved that movie IJELE....

Nostalgic feeling.
movies like;

Ti oluwa ni ile by baba wande
Ayo ni moofe
Long John by Nkew Owoh
Oleku
Thunderbolt maagun
True love
K K K
iru eesin
Koto aiye
Ololade Mr Money
State of emergency by saint Obi
Saworoide


Not the nonsense we get to watch these days...

My heart bleeps for rattle snake and domitilla