Jordan Peele's second movie following his success with Get Out. Feedback has been overwhelmingly positive from pre-release screenings thus far. It's received 66/67 total positive reviews and 15/15 are positive from top critics on RT.

Jordan Peele's last movie Get Out was an incredibly well done horror movie, with phenomenal performances throughout. The atmosphere was one of the most tense I've experienced in a film during my adulthood and while of course it was mostly predictable, the ambiance kept me intrigued and alert throughout.

As this film will most likely be a bit less predictable, which seemed to be one of the major complaints from moviegoers who saw Get Out (well, that and racists just complaining cause blacks in a movie). I'm curious to know what your guy's thoughts on this are, if anyone is planning/excited to see it, if you think it looks like dog shit or whatever. I was surprised there wasn't a topic up about it and thought there should be.

Preview scared the hell out of my wife, she said nope lol. I’ll probably be seeing it within a week of release, I have high expectations tbh. I think trailer gave a little too much away though

Ya, same. I wish I had never watched it, but I'm hoping he's got a few good surprises throughout to keep it interesting.

Loved Get Out

HYPED as hell for this. Looks so damn good. I have big expectations, already a major fan of his work. Hope he gets getting the ability to write and direct whatever the hell he wants. Fingers crossed he doesnt run dry of good ideas as fast as M. Night

Watching it on Saturday, hoping it's good as well. Really enjoyed Get Out.

Looks really well made. Might actually have to go see it

All this praise on Get Out, I need to check that out too.

i liked get out. dont really like the look of this movie. probably will see it because movie pass.

That's part of why I'm so interested. This looks like the exact opposite kind of movie I'd enjoy, but after how well done Get Out was, I feel like he'll pull this off somehow.

much more excited for pet sematary.