Review by drapertg

The talent on show in this movie is extraordinary. Daniel Kaluuya has a scene sitting at a steering wheel, says one word, and is mesmerising. Keke Palmer is great fun as the free spirited heroine. The supporting cast all nail there singular characters. Jordan Peele has made a film with lots of questions and pretty much no answers, and it's great. It's so nice to leave the cinema not having a clue what on earth has just happened. It's a snapshot, make up your own answers, it's all there if you want it.

The Horror is anxiety inducing, the Western is a huge step away from anything we've had this century, the comedy is dry; I could go on but it's a genre bending masterclass, luckily Peele doesn't just end up with brown on his palette after mixing up all the colours.