2022 offered a significant number of movies of terror, which not only performed well at the box office, but also in receiving public approval. One of the titles that stood out the most is finally available on HBO Max. We are talking about Nope! (nope), the last film of the director Jordan Peele.
The person responsible for get out (2017) and us (2019) transports the audience to a small town in California. There we meet the Haywood brothers, OJ and Emerald. They own a ranch where every day is equally boring and linear. The situation changes abruptly when OJ and Emerald spot a UFO. From that moment on, the behavior of the people and the surrounding fauna is completely altered.
To carry out the story of Nope!, Peele assembled an interesting cast of stars, featuring one of his favorite actors, Daniel Kaluuya, alongside Keke Palmer, Keith David, Barbie Ferreira, steven yeunamong others.
Nope! It got more than positive reviews, which highlighted Peele’s work taking his horror to the next to science fiction, without losing the essence that characterizes him and that is part of his first films. Both the public and the critics agreed on the work of the cast, especially that of Keke Palmer. In addition, the film ranked as one of the best horror releases of 2022.
On rating sites like Rotten Tomatoesreceived a 83% approval by critics, for which he received the precious certificate of freshness. Revenue-wise, with a budget of $68 million, nope! managed to raise more than $170 million dollars.
Since last year the arrival of Nope! to HBO Max. At first it was said that the film would be one of the major premieres to start in 2023, but it did not happen. Now it was confirmed that from this April 14thPeele’s film is part of the catalog of the aforementioned streaming service.
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The disturbing horror movie that surprised in 2022 and that you can see on HBO Max