Three years after his doppelgänger thriller Us and five years after his paradigm -shifting Get Out, Director Jordan Peele expands his field of vision for a monster movie with a surprise heist flavor. In a remote part of the California desert resides the family-run, Black-owned Haywood’s Hollywood Horses, a farm that trains horses for productions that need them. After their father’s bizarre death, the soft-spoken and shy OJ (Daniel Kaluuya) butts heads with his charismatic, commandeering sister Emerald (Keke Palmer). While trying to procure the business of nearby theme park manager Jupiter (Steven Yeun), a former child sitcom star and survivor of a freak incident, their farm becomes a warzone against a horrific entity.—Inverse

 “Excited to rewatch and shout about Nope from the rooftops.”—Little White Lies

“Nope is an experience that’s creepy, wriggling its way under your skin, raucous, and thoughtful in all the right ways.”—Thrillist

“From start to finish, you don’t know what’s coming next in “Nope.” When was the last time you saw a movie where that was true?”—Boston Globe