In-Laws from Hell

What happens when love is not the only thing in a marriage?

In-Laws from Hell is a gripping and emotionally raw tale of newlyweds Helen and Johnson, whose dream of a peaceful married life quickly turns into a battlefield—not against each other, but against the forces lurking within their families. From the first moments of their honeymoon, subtle manipulations and uninvited intrusions begin to unravel their bond. Johnson's once-charming mother and outspoken sister become the unyielding storm in Helen’s marriage, testing her patience, identity, and mental peace.

As love collides with tradition, and loyalty is stretched to its limits, Helen and Johnson must confront painful truths about family, boundaries, and the meaning of partnership. Can love survive when it's constantly under siege? Or will Helen be forced to choose between her sanity and her vows?

Set in bustling Lagos and layered with Nigerian cultural richness, In-Laws from Hell is both a cautionary tale and a powerful love story about resilience, compromise, and the hard-earned peace that comes when two people learn to fight for each other instead of against the world.

Perfect for fans of contemporary African drama, emotional realism, and domestic conflict with cultural depth.