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There is a movie called Nope that hit theaters this weekend. Heard of it? Jordan Peele’s latest film is a genuine summer blockbuster, a creature feature featuring electric performances ...

Most of these films were already awards season favorites, building momentum through earlier events where Nope similarly failed to win big. Along with awards season momentum, other factors play ...

Jordan Peele’s latest horror movie, Nope, introduced audiences to a new monster. Jean Jacket is the alien being hovering over Haywood Ranch and Jupiter’s Claim. Peele based Jean Jacket on real ...

It’s not a bad miracle that Jordan Peele’s sci-fi horror spectacle is finally available to watch at home, with Nope now on VOD rental streaming platforms with never-before-seen deleted scenes.

By Abid Rahman International Editor, Digital In an interview for The New York Times, Peele was asked several questions about Nope that have left more eagle-eyed fans puzzled, in particular ...

Nope has proven just as much of a conversation starter as Jordan Peele's Get Out and Us, and now you can get involved at home. The sci-fi horror movie centres two siblings (Daniel Kaluuya and Keke ...

For many audience members watching "Nope," a certain UFO sighting may have struck a nerve – evoking both joy and wistful nostalgia. No, it's not the resurfaced memory of a past alien abduction.

Teaming up with Peele ("Get Out," "Us") on "Nope" was a chance to truly expand his aural imaginings to new dimensions by conjuring up a fantastic range of acoustic dreams and nightmares.

So it’s been all the more impressive to see Peele move in stranger, less obvious directions, first with the dreamlike Us and now with the somewhat less obtuse but still wholly original Nope.