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Old 08.10.2019, 10:33 AM   #24159
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Originally Posted by Antagon
 



Fantastic. Jordan Peele took the revenue from "Get Out" and put it to great use. This movie looks and sounds great. It's a pleasure to see a contemporary horror movie that doesn't look completely drab and desaturated or solely tinged with blue hues. This one's got some refreshing warm tones going on and they don't seem tacked on. And I love the atmosphere. Stellar performance by Lupita. Peele really is the emerging master of horror of this generation. Already really dug his comedy bits with Keegan Michael Key, but damn does he shine as a horror director.
good observations on contemporary horror’s visual tropes haahaaahaa

and i totally missed this when it came out. regretting it now...
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