8 Foreign Films you can Watch in Nigerian Cinemas Right Now

 

If you’ve been surviving on a strict Nollywood diet, I guess you might want to switch a little. It wouldn't hurt anyone, would it? Nigerian cinemas are currently bursting with foreign films, yes: superhero drama, haunted-house horror, crime thriller, etc. So let’s take a cinematic tour, shall we? I just wish ''Ghost Rider 2'' was here already.

1. ''The Fantastic Four: First Steps''

Marvel’s first family is back, and this time they’re younger, shinier, and even more confused about their powers. Expect cosmic chaos, scientific sass, and the usual “who broke the multiverse again?” energy. 

2. ''The Conjuring: Last Rites''

Because nothing says “date night” like screaming together in the dark. The Warrens return to tackle yet another ghost who clearly skipped heaven’s roll call. If you hear whispering in the cinema, don’t worry, it’s just the AC. But if you really crave fear, this is it!

3. ''Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle''

Anime lovers, assemble! Tanjiro and the gang are back to serve sword fights, emotional trauma, and jaw-dropping animation. The scenes will make you wonder why you ever doubted subtitles but don't forget to expect spontaneous shouts.

4. ''One Battle After Another''

Paul Thomas Anderson’s new drama brings intensity, heartbreak, and Oscar-bait energy. It’s the kind of film where you say “deep” every 15 minutes just to keep up.

5. ''Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie''

For the kids or the adults pretending they came for the kids.Wherever the pendlum swings, it's perfect for both audience. Bright colours, catchy songs, and enough glitter to cause an environmental review. Perfect for keeping your little ones occupied while you text your homies about adulting woes.

6. ''The Bad Guys 2''

The slick animal criminals are back! Expect jokes, action, and a moral lesson about friendship that even your office group chat could use. You’ll laugh, you’ll aww, you’ll reconsider your life of petty crimes like hiding extra meat from the family pot. Lol.

7. ''The Strangers: Chapter 2''

Home invasion horror returns with more jumps than your NEPA bill. The truth is, you will need a neighbour. So, bring someone’s hand to hold or two, if you’re brave but dramatic.

8. ''Spider-Man 1(Special Re-release)''

While this sounds like a cliche, it comes with a little something. 

So, whether you crave action, horror, or animated chaos, there’s a foreign flick waiting for you at your nearest cinema. Remember: life’s too short to just stream at home. Go out, watch something wild, and support your local popcorn economy.