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Colourful cartoon characters in dark, fantasy setting with vibrant hues of pink, blue, and yellow.
Review

Wendell & Wild

by Saffron Maeve

Stop motion leg­end Hen­ry Selick teams up with com­e­dy mas­ter­minds Jor­dan Peele and Kee­gan-Michael Key for his much antic­i­pat­ed return to the big screen.

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Anticipation
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Enjoyment
3
In Retrospect
Three young people standing in a desert landscape, one wearing a baseball shirt and the others in casual attire.
Review

Nope

by Rógan Graham

A broth­er and sis­ter attempt to record proof of extra-ter­res­tri­al life in Jor­dan Peele’s ambi­tious, expert­ly-craft­ed blockbuster.

5
Anticipation
5
Enjoyment
5
In Retrospect
Two people, a man and a woman, stand in front of a green screen backdrop. The man wears a grey jumper and cap, while the woman wears a green cardigan and pink skirt. A black horse stands behind them.
Incoming

Jordan Peele puts evil in the air with the first trailer for Nope

by Charles Bramesco

Get out of there, Keke Palmer and Daniel Kaluuya!
Monochrome illustration of a woman with curly hair, surrounded by stylised abstract shapes and patterns.
Interviews

Nia DaCosta: ‘Candyman turns the white-saviour narrative on its head’

by Leila Latif

The indus­tri­ous direc­tor reveals how she put a per­son­al stamp on her Jor­dan Peele-pro­duced refit of a hor­ror classic.
Man in casual clothes sits on a wooden platform in a field of tall maize plants, holding a tablet device.
Not Movies

HBO’s Lovecraft Country delivers a fierce broadside against bigotry

by Charles Bramesco

Misha Green and Jor­dan Peele’s 10-part series exter­nalis­es the dark­er impli­ca­tions of Love­craft­ian lore.
Silhouetted figure in a dimly lit, colourful space with a glowing blue screen.
Incoming

The Jordan Peele-produced remake of Candyman gets its first trailer

by Charles Bramesco

Nia DaCos­ta directs the update of a social­ly-con­scious 1994 hor­ror hit.
Man in a dark suit sitting in a dimly lit room, gazing thoughtfully.
Not Movies

Jordan Peele’s The Twilight Zone is a worthy successor to Rod Serling’s original

by Leila Latif

The Get Out and Us direc­tor has deliv­ered a fresh set of sci-fi nightmares.
Two children, a boy and a girl, embracing in a shadowy interior. The girl wears a green dress and the boy wears white clothing.
Review

Us

by Kambole Campbell

Jor­dan Peele’s sec­ond fea­ture dis­turbs, pro­vokes and tick­les in its arch dis­man­tling of the mod­ern Amer­i­can family.

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Anticipation
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Enjoyment
4
In Retrospect
A man with a beard wearing glasses and a red jacket.
Video

Watch: Jordan Peele on Us, doppelgängers and reinterpreting Hitchcock

by Adam Woodward

The Amer­i­can writer/​director dis­cuss­es his night­mar­ish new horror.
Two men, one seated and one operating a camera, in a room with wood-panelled walls and a lamp.
Incoming

What Jordan Peele’s Twilight Zone needs to do to unnerve viewers in 2019

by Al Horner

The Get Out direc­tor is reviv­ing the clas­sic show for a post-truth world.