The weekend is underway, and in true Ynaija fashion, we are committed to helping you have the most relaxing time ever. With a blend of action thrillers, comedy, drama, and adventure, we’ve done the work, compiled the movies, and given you a list that will keep your weekend fun, entertaining, and engaging.
Our mantra is “no dull moment.”
So, here are ten movies/series you need to see this weekend.
- Bad Boys: Ride or Die
After learning that their late police captain was linked to some drug cartels, hilarious cops Mike Lowrey and Marcus Burnett go on a dangerous trip to clear his name.
- The Watchers
An artist finds herself stranded in an uninhabited and uncharted forest in western Ireland; she seeks shelter but finds herself one of the three other trapped girls stalked by unknown creatures.
- Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga
Taken from the Green Place of Many Mothers, a young Furiosa soon falls into the hands of a biker horde led by Dementus, a warlord. Furiosa struggles to return home amidst the chaos between Dementus and his rival, Immortan Joe.
- Criminal
“Criminal” details a day in the lives of an ex-criminal and his gang as they hold a hospital and all its residents hostage, demanding that a doctor and her co-workers rescue the life of his younger brother, who has been mortally wounded.
- Hierarchy
Koreans bring back another high school drama where a new scholarship student is forced to navigate and adapt to the harsh and scandalous climate of the new school.
- How to Ruin Love
This quirky dramedy is a limited series which sees an insecure actress desperately trying to win back her boyfriend after she ruined his proposal plans.
- Under Paris
A city famous for its beauty, culinary delights and love for culture is riddled with fear as a dangerous beast lurks in the sea.
- Damaged
A sadistic murderer shows up in Scotland, leaving death in his wake. The town calls upon a Chicago detective who investigates the killing spree and finds a pattern that helps connect the dots.
- Licorice Pizza
A young woman and a teen actor get too close for comfort, bordering on ethical and professional lines considering their decade-age gap.
- Don’t Make Me Go
A single dad diagnosed with a terminal illness tries to bond with his teenage daughter. He suggests they take a cross-country trip together, where he hopes to meet her mother along the way.
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