Jordan Peele
Despite the best efforts of Marlon Wayans, 'HIM' underwhelms as a social horror film with frighteningly little to say about professional football.Â
Horror fans may have to wait a little longer for Jordan Peele’s next cinematic scare. Read more about what’s next for the director inside.
Marlon Wayans is set to star in a sports horror movie produced under Universal Pictures and Jordan Peele’s Monkeypaw banner.
The actor does a deep dive into why this modern-day thriller is important to the Black community.
11-year-old actor Evan Alex is writing his own horror film.
The "Us" writer and director addressed the importance of having Black actors starring in his movies.
There’s a lot to unpack in "Us" in regard to how the movie comments on the failures of the American education system, nature vs. nurture, imposter syndrome and neurodiversity.
The movie hit theaters this weekend.
"Get Out," directed by Jordan Peele, was named the best film of the year by the African American Film Critics Association.
"Get Out" director Jordan Peele skillyfully explained why his movie is important amid backlash about the film's Golden Globes comedy nomination.
Jordan Peele's film inspired professor and writer Tananarive Due to teach a course on Black horror.