Nigeria's film industry is on a roll, and Madam Koi Koi is the latest nostalgia trip they're serving up. After classics like "King of Boys,' 'Isoken,' and 'Brotherhood,' the anticipation is high. Now, buckle up for a hair-raising reimagination of the spine-chilling boarding school legend - Madam Koi Koi.

For anyone who survived boarding school in Nigeria, Madam Koi Koi was the stuff of nightmares. The tale spins around a once-beautiful but ruthless teacher who, after being defeated by her tormented students, transforms into the infamous ghost haunting the halls of boarding schools. The only warning to her victims is the eerie click of her red-as-blood-heeled shoes.

This fresh take on the urban legend promises a terrifying twist and a dive into the unknown. Directed by Jay Franklyn Jituboh, the movie is Set in 1991. We follow a young woman and her daughter, Amanda, navigating the horrors of a small town and a boarding house. As Amanda befriends her bunkmate, ominous warnings about a group of boys set the stage for a suspenseful narrative.

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But is this a failed experiment or did they breathe new life into this folklore?

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