“What’s a bad miracle?”
After already giving us Get Out and US, Jordan Peele’s psychological horror definitely creates such a unique atmosphere and that looks set to continue in Nope. This first trailer gives nothing away but, yet, says everything about his individual take on the genre, and I’m ready to get freaked out!
Described as a ‘reimagination’ of the summer movie, Nope is a new, expansive pop nightmare that reunites Peele with the tremendous Daniel Kaluuya, plus Keke Palmer and Steven Yeun, as residents in a lonely gulch of inland California who bear witness to an uncanny and chilling discovery.
Written and directed by Jordan Peele, you ready? It opens in cinemas on 22 July:



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