Suspicion

This movie surprises with a fresh and engaging story that seamlessly weaves elements of juju, action, and mystery into an entertaining-though not particularly prestigious-cinematic experience.

The characters are compelling, and it's exciting to see Nollywood revisit the supernatural action-thriller genre that once brought us the Isakaba movies. The action scenes are well-executed, and the storytelling is paced effectively, allowing plot twists and reveals to creep up unexpectedly, keeping the audience engaged. While some aspects of the mystery rely on familiar movie tropes, the plot remains intriguing, bolstered by strong action sequences and solid performances from the cast.

One of the film's strengths is how it introduces loose threads throughout the story, making viewers assume certain plot points will be left unresolved-only for them to be neatly tied together in the end.

However, a major character reveal in the final moments feels somewhat unnecessary unless it is meant to set up a potential sequel. Despite this, the film delivers an exciting and immersive experience that showcases Nollywood's growing ambition in the supernatural action genre.

I can't lie-I thoroughly enjoyed every single moment of this film. While it may not be perfect, it stands out as one of the most captivating and engaging Nigerian films I've ever seen. The storytelling was compelling, the characters felt authentic and relatable, and the emotional depth kept me hooked from start to finish. The film managed to strike a balance between entertainment and meaningful storytelling, which is something I don't often see in many productions. It's a testament to how far Nigerian cinema has come, and it left me genuinely impressed. If this is the direction Nollywood is heading, I'm all for it!

Suspicion had all the ingredients we were looking for in Tosin Igho's previous movie 'Seven'. It had an exhilarating fight choreography and dynamic VFX and photography! Tosin Igho has evolved👏

DELICIOUS -from the very first scene, we could tell that the technical aspects were mastered. Sound was on point, every angle was shot intentionally to convey a something about the characters -Casting: no criticism when you have Stan, Uzor, Tina, and Omawunmi on board😀 -The intensity of the fights was nicely reflected in the vibrant cinematography, it plunged us into the movie, we were excited!

-No comment on the special and visual effects, job.well.done

BLAND -sadly, the storyline was not easy to follow and was unnecessarily complicated. Why does Voke (played by Stan Nze) goes into this self-reflection mode that lead nowhere?

What's the overall takeaway message of this story?

Why should we want to watch it again and again?

Overall, we are so glad that Tosin's skills have improved, and he has made Nollywood proud with the exquisite execution of this film.

This was a fantastic watch!! Was so sceptical because I watched it on Prime and the Bollywood movies there are bit usually great! But this was amazing, from the plot to the twists to the acting and most impressively the special effects. Great movie! Giving it 10/10. The actors were so good, I am a scaredy cat so was hiding for a lot of the action scenes but honestly, they fighting ect was not cringe like some Bollywood movies. I was shocked by the ending and I'm hoping for a part two because it is needed please. Well don't to all the actors especially my favourite Stan Nze. What a talented actor with such a wide range. And Omowunmi Dada. In fact All of them were fantastic.