Nope

In just five years, Jordan Peele has established himself as not only an exciting horror director, but someone who makes original event films.

Following the success of Get Out and Us, Peele brings us his latest thought-provoking horror Nope, a sci-fi starring Daniel Kaluuya and Keke Palmer.

They play OJ and Emerald Haywood, Hollywood horse trainers who operate a ranch in a remote desert.

Very strange things start to happen on the ranch and they become convinced they’ve encountered a UFO and hatch a plan to catch it on camera.

This sounds like Nope is just a straightforward sci-fi story, but if you’ve seen Peele’s previous films, you’ll know that they also offer social commentary and have much more going on underneath the surface.

There is a lot of subtext and deeper meaning to be found in Nope and you’ll probably walk away from the cinema dissecting the movie and working out what...