5 classic must-watch Chico Ejiro films

The enigmatic filmmaker died hours after wrapping up filming for a new project he was directing. He reportedly suffered a seizure.

Also referred to as Mr Prolific, Chico Ejiro was one of the vital in style filmmakers of Nollywood’s second technology (between the late 90s and early 2000s). The famed movie director as soon as revealed that he had produced and directed a minimum of 80 movies, a few of which embrace Nollywood classics.

To have a good time Chico Ejiro, Pulse lists 5 basic movies that established the really prolific filmmaker’s profession.

1. Full Moon (1998)

Starring Regina Askia, Pete Edochie, Sola Fosudo, Kanayo O Kanayo, ‘Full Moon’ is without doubt one of the earliest classics directed by Chico Ejiro. The thriller’s first and second components had been launched in 1998 to constructive critiques particularly for Askia’s efficiency as a possessed teenager.

2. Silent Evening (1996)

Should you bear in mind the notorious fictional Black Arrow cult then Chico Ejiro’s ‘Silent Evening’ positively discovered its method to your VHS participant. Apparently, the three-part blockbuster was Ramsey Nouah‘s breakout movie and in addition considered one of Ejiro’s earliest productions. The crime drama additionally positioned Nollywood veterans like Victoria Iyamah, Kate Henshaw among others.

three. Outkast (2001/2002)

The 2-part crime thriller starred Sandra Achums, Lilian Bach, Shan George, Sola Sobowale Bukky Wright and deceased actor, Ashley Nwosu. Primarily based on the story of Italy deportees who return to Lagos and switch to crime to generate income. ‘Oukast’ was arguably the most important movie of 2001.

four. Ashanti (2003)

The hit film starred Sandra Achums, Paul Obazele, Bob-Manuel Udokwu and in style singer cum actor, Baba Dee. ‘Ashanti’ was additionally one of many greatest films of the early 2000s.

5. Lethal Need (2004)

Starring Richard Mofe Damijo, Susan Patrick and Emeka Enyiocha, the 2004 blockbuster drama follows the story of covetous man who makes an attempt to usurp his brother’s property.

Which of those films have you ever seen?