Mackbrooklyn abeg we can't derail that thread

Op ....
#eran iya osogbo
Ale ariwo
Agogo ewo
Ogbologbo
Aye kooto

Damn!

Arelu was the defining TV moment of my childhood. OrisaBunmi and co.

Most Yoruba movies have good storyline, great content and well produced.

I know if they have better funding they would do way better.

Back when yoruba movies were hardcore.

Jen simi. Iru esin. Abule sowo. Iru oka. Iyawo alhaji

Thunderbolt remains my all time favorite though. There's just something about the cast of that movie that's so perfect.

suzan404:
2. Ti Oluwa Nile





Baba Wande was superb in this movie.

Mehn! I wish i could see this movie again. I was 5 or 6 when i saw it. I couldn't really follow but the movie put the fear of God in me.
I also enjoyed Ayonimofe especially when the rich man was looking for a mad woman to sleep with

good old films how I wish I can watch them again cuz I was way young back then when they were released.

adroitvezy:
good old films how I wish I can watch them again cuz I was way young back then when they were released.

go to this page if you're looking for classic yoruba movies

zodd:


go to this page if you're looking for classic yoruba movies

thanks bro I was only able to stream the movies couldn't download them.

Hello guys. I just stumbled on this thread, and I'm hoping I will find someone here that can help with a movie title. I saw this Yoruba movie while I was young.. can't remember exactly when, but it has to be around the late 90s to early 2000s. In the movie, an old man was telling someone about the four types of bad humans that exist. He mentioned "Amoniseni", "Afaimoniseni", "Asenibanidaro", and "Ika Eda". He was narrating stories related to each as he was talking about them. Please who knows this movie and the title?