A massive letdown from the Get Out director…Could have been much more!

Jordan Peele’s thought-provoking slasher film suffers from an implausible reveal

Jordan Peele’s Us can be read as an allegory, a metaphor or allusion – but in the end is an urgent critique of American ills

The Jordan Peele directorial is terrifying but muddled…If Get Out portrayed the deep fears of the two delicately poised races, Us goes deeper into the inner-most fears of us all. Us vs them. Us vs us. US vs the world. And the wall vs us.

Oscar-winner Lupita Nyong’o delivers a stunning dual performance in Jordan Peele’s groundbreaking follow-up to Get Out.

Peele’s storytelling is masterfully unhinged in its execution to accommodate his unique vision.

Inventive, no? Not quite. The path-breaking horror charmer that Peele’s fans expect, Us leads us to believe there is life after death. Only to pull the rug from under our feet by showing that life itself can turn miserable enough to rival death.