How Long Would You Survive in a Saw Movie?
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By BrainFall Staff - Updated: February 3, 2025
If you’re looking for a horror movie that has more substance than the usual slashers, look no further. Jordan Peele, comedian, writer, producer, and director, is known for captivating audiences with his horror movies. Jordan Peele movies are creepy but still have many funny lines. They’re interwoven with pop culture and social issues, focusing on race relations.
When Peele made his directorial debut with horror film Get Out in 2017, fans and critics raved. At the Oscars, Peele’s Get Out received an Academy Award for best original screenplay, making him the first African American to ever receive the award. He later released Us in 2019, a psychological thriller that also received critical acclaim.
When it comes to Peele’s inspirations, he cites in an interview the 1968 film Rosemary’s Baby and 1975’s Stepford Wives as influential due to the “smart, investigative” main characters in these films that deftly navigate strange and disturbing situations. Each of Peele’s films has the unique ability to stick with viewers due to that same investigative quality in each protagonist as well as the haunting events that unfold. To find out which of his films you’ll like best, take our quiz!
Jordan Peele movies
Jordan Peele hasn't always had a career associated with horror films. After Peele left college to pursue comedy, he met Keegan Michael-Key. The two quickly landed spots as performers on the sketch comedy show MAD TV, where he was known for his masterful celebrity impersonations and iconic skits like Sad Fifty Cent. Peele also co-created the comedy series The Last O.G. in 2018 and a YouTube comedy series called Weird City in 2019.
Peele is also known for his AI-generated warning about technology's rapid advancement, in which he uses a fake, AI version of Barack Obama (which looks convincingly real) to prove that you really can't trust the things you see online.
His affinity for comedy, horror, racial justice, and social commentary makes him one of the most talented and revolutionary figures in the entertainment industry.
