First Look at Jordan Peele’s New Horror Movie

Although Jordan peeleUniversal’s upcoming project with Universal has been shrouded in mystery, the director’s creative background imaginative and ambitious horror films gave to many people more than enough reason to get upset. Based on the look of the new movie poster and its title subtext, that excitement might end up being justified.

About Thursday, Peele took to his Twitter account share the first poster of no, a new film set with Daniel Kaluuya (Get out, Black Panther), Keke Palmer (Scream queens, To cry out) and Steven Yeun (The walking dead, Invincible). Although the poster is simple and its visuals clearly don’t say noThe whole story of, a looming storm cloud (perhaps from outer space, given the starry sky) terrorizing a city of people looks a lot like the weird kind of premise Peele might build a story around—and succeed in scaring people with it.

Bad omen like nothe poster of, the title of the film also gives a hunch tone, both because of its simplicity and its implication that “no” is a word that may occur to some of its characters when they encounter a strange cloud that appears to have grabbed a flag. Garland. In Peele’s two previous films, when people were faced with strange, dangerous, and seemingly supernatural things, there was always someone to express the anguish audiences feel as they watch it all unfold. “No” can mean a lot of things, but given the way the film is framed, it will almost certainly be a feel for its characters. the spirits when the film hits theaters on July 22, 2022. (Horror fans, however, might just find themselves saying “Hell yeah! “)

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