Tag: jordanpeele
Friday One Sheet: MONKEY MAN
No beating about the bush with this one. With its saturated reds, high grain, and brooding intensity, the key art for Dev Patel's Monkey Man signals blood and tightly bound bombast. Eschewing a standard credit block, and putting all text...
Cinequest 2023 Review: ABRUPTIO, Puppets, Bloody Bloody Puppets
James Marsters, Hana Mae Lee, Jordan Peele, Christopher McDonald, Robert Englund, and Sid Haig star in a horror thriller, directed by Evan Marlowe.
Review: NOPE, Contemplative Sci-FI Extravaganza
Nope, director Jordan Peele's latest science-fiction/horror offering, finds the filmmaker attempting to balance his trademark penchant for social commentary with a much grander visual spectacle than he's ever attempted. While he's pretty solidly successful in the latter, the former is...
NOPE Trailer: What's a Bad Miracle?
Jordan Peele, you sly fellow, dropping a trailer at midnight on a Saturday? Sly, and damn clever for those of us who are up late on the west coat, or have insomnia and check our phones in the middle of...
NOPE: First Shots from Jordan Peele's Upcoming Feature
... and a promise of a trailer, presumably during the Superbowl? I don't know, I don't watch sports. The cryptic email announcement just said the below. And damn them for making us wait until summer to see the film. But...
Review: CANDYMAN, Tell Everyone
Anthony (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II) should be about to hit the big-time in the art world. Having had his first solo show straight of of art school, he's found he's hit a creative wall. Pressured to produce something new, something that...
NOPE Poster: Yes, Please
The poster for the next Jordan Peele-directed film came out today. First, all I needed to know was that there was a new film written and directed by Peele. Then add in the (so far) announced cast of Daniel Kaluuya,...
Shudder Renews CREEPSHOW, Orders Black Horror Anthology Series
Two pieces of news from our friends at Shudder, by way of a report over at Deadline. The AMC streaming service has renewed their hit anthology series, Creepshow, for a third season. Season two is set to premiere on April...
CANDYMAN Teaser Reminds
Horror never dies. If you need a reminder, first, check around your viewing area for mirrors and, second, watch a new teaser for Candyman. Our own Shelagh Rowan-Legg provided a very good overview of the upcoming film when the trailer...
Review: US, Jordan Peele's New Horror Film Creeps And Entertains at The Highest Level
Adelaide Wilson and her family are going to the summer house for a weekend of sun in Santa Cruz. Unfortunately the trip does not come without some emotional baggage. When Adelaide was just a girl she experienced a traumatic incident...
HORROR NOIRE Interview: Co-Writer/Producer Ashlee Blackwell on the Importance of Representation in Cinema
The vital documentary Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror, directed by Xavier Burgin and based on Robin R. Means Coleman’s book of the same name, invites us to know the perspective of African-Americans towards horror films. With a chronological...
Big Game Spots: Tracking All The Spots, AVENGERS ENDGAME, CAPTAIN MARVEL And More...
If you would rather be anywhere than in front of the television watching the Big Game tonight but you still want to see all those famous 'Spots' that have become synonmous with the event then check in here. Some of...
Trailer for US: Jordan Peele Wishes You a Scary Christmas
As my colleague Josh Hurtado noted, not many of us would have guessed that Jordan Peele, known mainly as a comedian, would turn out to be a great horror director. His feature debut Get Out, a brilliant social satire-horror, won...
ScreenAnarchy's Favourite Films of 2017
Another year over, and what an annus horribilis it proved to be in so many ways. But away from the political atrocities that took place in pretty much every country you care to mention, and the sexual harassment scandals that...
NYC Weekend Picks, Feb. 24-26: Jordan Peele Curates, Oscar Nominated Shorts and Best Picture Winners, and Doc Fortnight 2017
This Oscar weekend's offerings include: At BAM Rose Cinemas, the continuation of the series "The Art of the Social Thriller," curated by Jordan Peele (half of the brilliant sketch duo Key & Peele), of films that inspired his feature directorial debut Get Out,...
AnarchyVision: I AM NOT YOUR NEGRO, A UNITED KINGDOM, GET OUT
In this week's video, we look at a couple films that provide very different views of mixed-race relationships, the historical drama A United Kingdom and the horror/dark comedy from Jordan Peele Get Out. We also consider I Am Not Your Negro,...
Trailer for Jordan Peele's GET OUT: Horror of a Different Colour
Fans of the sketch comedy show Key and Peele are probably aware that one of its stars, Jordan Peele, is a huge horror film fan. So much so that he teamed up with Blumhouse Productions to write and direct Get...
The Many Faces Of Luis Guzman
This week, the Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele comedy Keanu premieres, and in one of the supporting parts you can see veteran character actor Luis Guzman. And that settled who we would choose this week. For Luis Guzman is an...
Interview: Key & Peele Talk KEANU And Cats, Thumb Wrestle, And Riot Over Wacky Shirts
When I was asked to interview two of the funniest comedians working today, Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele, known to the world as Key & Peele, for their cat caper Keanu, I knew what I had to do: find the smallest,...
Red Band Trailer For Key And Peele's KEANU Is All About The Cat
If you have not yet seen the utter genius that was the TV sketch comedy series Key and Peele, do yourselves a favour and find it as soon as possible. It was one of the funniest and most daring shows...
