Living in Bondage: Breaking Free (2019)

A wealthy mentor offers Nnamdi the life he wants, while the cost of that invitation becomes increasingly difficult to ignore. Ramsey Nouah gives ambition a supernatural trap rather than treating the occult as a decorative surprise. It is a sequel to the influential 1992 film: knowing that the younger man's father has already faced a related bargain adds weight, though the new central temptation remains clear. Ritual violence and child harm make this a dark choice.