Is the science fiction horror flick actually an allegory for Hollywood? Or capitalism? Or just a splashy summer monster movie?

With its mysterious one-word title and enigmatic marketing campaign, HIM (in theaters everywhere September 19) could easily be mistaken for Oscar-winner Jordan Peele's newest movie. But while Peele is ...

Jordan Peele attends the world premiere of Universal Pictures' "Nope" at TCL Chinese Theatre (Credit: JC Olivera/Getty Images) While Jordan Peele has been promoting his studio Monkeypaw’s next twisted ...

Jordan Peele at arrivals for The 90th Academy Awards – Arrivals, The Dolby Theatre at Hollywood and Highland Center, Los Angeles, CA, March 4, 2018. Photo Bby Elizabeth Goodenough/Everett Collection ...

Weapons is one of the year's biggest surprise hits, and its latest box office achievement may have created an exciting rivalry in the horror genre. While 2025 has been a mixed year at the box office, ...

Jordan Peele has a new story-line he's hoping will scare us. The writer/director released the first trailer for his new horror movie on Christmas morning. The film, "Us", stars academy award winning ...

Issa Rae and Jordan Peele are teaming up to bring, “Sinkhole,” an original story by Leyna Krow to movie screens. Sara Scott, Universal Pictures’ Senior Vice President of Production, will oversee the ...

A new trailer and images reveal what the actual skins for the crossover will look like. 19 hours ago "The idea started when Barack Obama and Hillary were going up against each other for Democratic ...

Jordan Peele's next movie has been pulled from release schedules. The 46-year-old director's upcoming fourth film had been set for release on 23 October, 2026, but Universal Pictures have now unset ...

While Jordan Peele has been promoting his studio Monkeypaw's next twisted film "Him," his fans will have to wait for his next movie as a writer-director as Universal has removed it from its theatrical ...

Highly anticipated movies by our favorite filmmakers can’t get here fast enough. We want that next cinematic adventure or decent into hell or whatever. Gimme that dopamine hit, directors! But we’ll ...