Keke Palmer was great, but there was something that felt weird and about the pacing of Nope.

Another major oversight in this year’s Oscar nominations is the staggering lack of nods for Jordan Peele’s sci-fi horror Nope, which I consider his finest film to date. It’s a first-rate nail-biter in the Jaws vein, though with a malevolent UFO lurking in the skies as opposed to a shark lurking in the sea. Strong performances from Keke Palmer and Daniel Kaluuya also deserved recognition, as did the scree…
Ten Horror Films Unfairly Ignored by the Oscars
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Keke Palmer was great, but there was something that felt weird and about the pacing of Nope. I really wanted to like it.
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Anti-psychotic drug enthusiast. Author of “Channeling Hypomania in Aruba” and other stories. Creator of the Blackborow Station Podcast.
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