‘Get Out’ Director Jordan Peele’s Next Big Horror Film Pushed Back by Universal

It
looks
like
fans
of
the
Get
Out
Director,
Jordan
Peele,
will
be
on
pins
and
needles
before
his
next
horror
movie
on
the
big
screen.

As
reported
by


The
Wrap,
Universal
Pictures
just
pushed
back
the
Academy
Award-winning
filmmaker’s
next
movie
set
for
release
around
Christmas
2024
…
Sheesh.
Blame
the
six-month-long
WGA
strike
and
subsequent
SAF-AFTRA
work
stoppage
for
the
scheduling
shakeup. 

Although
untitled,
this
will
be
Peele’s
fourth
film
of
a
five-year
deal
with
his
Monkeypaw
production
company. 

Nope,
Peele’s
last
film,
did
fairly
well
grossing
$172.3
million
at
the
box
office.
ICYMI
Nope
starred
Keke
Palmer,
alongside
Oscar
winner
Daniel
Kaluuya
and
Walking
Dead
alum,
Steven
Yeun,
headlining
a
story
about
horse-wrangling
siblings
(Palmer
and
Kaluuya)
who
try
to
capture
evidence
on
camera
of
well,
a
UFO.
With
a
$68
million,
Peele’s
biggest
of
any
of
his
features,
he
was
poised
for
another
big
moment
with
a
coveted
Christmas
season
release. 

Unless
you
were
under
a
rock,
Peele,
took
the
movie
business
by
storm
in
2017
making
his
directorial
debut
of
the
critically
acclaimed
film,

Get
Out.
The
horror
hit
that
had
a
social
commentary
undertone
grossed
a
whopping
$255
million
worldwide
against
a
$4.5
million
budget.
Get
Out
garnered
four
Oscar
nominations
and
Peele,
although
nominated
for
Best
Director,
won
the
award
for
Best
Original
Screenplay.

With
all
that
steam
there’s
no
announced
release
date,
or
title
for
that
matter
on
Peele’s
next
big
splash
in
the
horror
genre.
Stay
tuned.

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