Underseen on Netflix is the Senegalese series Sakho & Mangane, a stylish crime procedural with a supernatural twist. Its creator, Jean Luc Herbulot, again ...

The film weaves together supernatural horror elements, with comedy, and suspense.

Blending drug trafficking and the occult, 'Saloum' depicts a French West Africa where today's legends cross paths with ancestors of the past.

By Alexandra Heller-Nicholas. 84 minutes of pure African genre mayhem, with little interest in pausing long enough for you to catch your breath….with this ...

"Stories about heroes travel faster than bullets." There are two new films from Africa playing film festivals this year that just so happen to be two of the ...

A trio of African mercenaries become embroiled with malevolent supernatural forces in Jean Luc Herbulot's genre-defying Senegalese thriller.

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A team of African mercenaries encounters supernatural foes in this fable-like adventure.

The Senegalese stunner is one of the most memorable movies of the year

Marya E. Gates reviews three more gems from the Toronto International Film Festival's African cinema programming.

This is one of the most satisfying films, genre or otherwise, of the year. 

The Saloum Delta in Senegal is a land of cannibal myths and cursed kings. Nowhere is this more true than in Congolese director Jean Luc Herbulot's supern...

The infamous "Hyenas"—three mercenaries running amok throughout Africa—are caught in the air with gold bars, the drug lord (Renaud Farah's Felix) they've...

Senegalese genre film "Saloum," is a cool and kinetic genre-shifting thriller premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival.

The second feature by Congolese filmmaker Jean Luc Herbulot packs plenty of mystery and excitement into its compact running time.

Saloum burrows its way into your raw nerve endings, your clenched teeth, your jostled bones.