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Showmax’s Releases First Nigerian Horror Film ‘Dead of Night’

July 21, 2024
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MutliChoice’s Showmax has released the trailer for its latest original Nigerian film, Dead of Night, which is its first original Nigerian horror movie.

Dead of Night is directed by Chiemeka Osuagwu, whose credits include Far From Home (2022), Blood Covenant (2022), and A Weekend to Forget (2023).

Set in a tiny village, Ekeoba, the movie follows three teenage girls—Chinaza, Onyi, and Ihuoma, played by Nollywood freshfaces Favour Etim, Diana Egwatu, and Nene Aliemeke—as they try to rob an abandoned house. But things take a terrifying turn when they become trapped in the house and discover mysterious forces that might haunt it. They must navigate a labyrinth of horror to escape the clutches of Onwu, an evil entity determined to claim their souls.

The horror movie also stars three-time AMVCA nominee Kunle Idowu, popularly known as Frank Donga. It also stars Eric Obinna, Allison Precious, and Chuks Joseph.

Femi D. Ogunsanwo, the movie’s executive producer, said, “We wanted to delve into the rich tapestry of Nigerian folklore and superstition while delivering a spine-chilling horror experience. This movie explores themes of fear, guilt, greed, and redemption, all within the context of a gripping supernatural thriller. I’m excited for audiences to immerse themselves in this dark world we’ve created.”

Dead Serious is Showmax’s first Nigerian horror movie and is now available to stream.

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