NOPE | Official Trailer

NOPE - Only in Theaters 7.22.22

“What’s a bad miracle?”

Oscar® winner Jordan Peele disrupted and redefined modern horror with Get Out and then Us. Now, he reimagines the summer movie with a new pop nightmare: the expansive horror epic, Nope.

The film reunites Peele with Oscar® winner Daniel Kaluuya (Get Out, Judas and the Black Messiah), who is joined by Keke Palmer (Hustlers, Alice) and Oscar® nominee Steven Yeun (Minari, Okja) as residents in a lonely gulch of inland California who bear witness to an uncanny and chilling discovery.

Nope, which co-stars Michael Wincott (Hitchcock, Westworld) and Brandon Perea (The OA, American Insurrection), is written and directed by Jordan Peele and is produced by Ian Cooper (Us, Candyman) and Jordan Peele for Monkeypaw Productions. The film will be released by Universal Pictures worldwide.

[ke]

No matter how you think about Jordan Peele I will say this everyone talks about how the horror genre needs something outside of slashers and demons and he’s done a really great job of doing that so kudos to him

[nicholaspark]

Given Peele's very unique and fun way of naming movies, I would not be surprised if he directs another horror movie in the future and calls it something like "Uh-Oh."

[nathanjena]

One of very few trailers that have done their job in enticing the viewer, while not giving away too much about the film. Great stuff.

[cylynt]

Alfred Hitchcock: I'll make birds terrifying.
John Carpenter: I'll make the body disturbing.
M. Night Shyamalan: I'll make trees creepy.
Jordan Peele: I'll make a little cloud horrifying.

[elitadream]

"What's a bad miracle? You got a word for that?"
That sentence alone is so intriguing and terrifying, I love it!

[arhyvrapisa]

So glad keke has gotten a huge serious role like this!!! she truly deserves it!

[rifqihatta]

Peele really knows how to do horror in a comical setting. It's why his movies are a bit different from most horror movies and that's refreshing

[jamalwillis]

Anyone still come back to this trailer because it’s so fucking good

[kylepeck]

It’s going to be a real treat seeing Daniel Kaluuya and Jordan Peele working together again on its release date!

[PhillipE]

That shot where he’s looking inbetween his car and car door and the lightning flashes revealing the “cloud” is phenomenal and also terrifying.

[GCurtisJr]

There’s nothing scarier than a horror film that takes place during the day

edit: thanks for all the likes, but why are you guys still here arguing 😂

[Runner]

I finally had the opportunity to watch this (2022) film last night and have to say it’s amazing. I absolutely loved Peele’s “Get Out” film (2017) so my expectations were high. This film positively blew those expectations into a million pieces. I can see myself rewatching this one several times again.

[GothMusicLatinAmerica]

I like how all of his movies have had an animal motif. Get Out had deer, Us had rabbits, now this one has horses.

[rhoclouds]

the imagery here looks so insane. peele's ability to manipulate common spaces into scenes of horror is incredible

[kurogax]

It's hard to wrap around the minds of Jordan Peele. On one side, he makes absolute horror movies that haunts me with nightmare. On the other, he makes DAMN funny skits with K&P.

[adabelleida]

If you haven’t watched this movie, at least once, you have to. It’s incredible in every way an epic movie should be. The character’s personalities and backstories are interwoven poetically with the situation they face. I didn’t understand alot of the nuances in the movie so after reading about the symbolism and meaning, I had to watch it again and enjoyed it even more, catching the details that eluded me the first time. 5 stars.

[myrtille]

Finally, a trailer that gives you a taste without explaining the entire plot. This is exactly what trailers should be, give a bit of backstory and set the tone.

[rk]

The atmosphere in the trailer alone gives me chills. I cannot imagine how it would be in the theatres. Looking forward to another great Jordan Peele movie.

[Irondrone]

Yeah, Hollywood, can we get more trailers like this, please? This makes me want to go see the movie...you know, like a trailer should.

[neeldeshpande]

From what I gathered from the trailer, this looks like one of the best large scale attempts at bringing cosmic horror on our screens. Lovecraftian horror has a lot of potential in the horror genre as it is truly unsettling, disturbing and unpredictable.