Jordan Peele

Constantine Alexander Payne (born February 10, 1961) is an American film director and screenwriter. His films are noted for their dark humor and satirical depictions of contemporary American society.

Style & Technique

Get Out

Get Out — A New Perspective in Horror
By Lessons from the Screenplay
Get Out - Ambiguous Social Difference
By Ryan Hollinger
Get Out Explained: Symbols, Satire & Social Horror
By The Take by ScreenPrism
Get Out | White Fragility as a Movie Trope
By Like Stories of Old
The Cinematography of GET OUT | Flick Head
By Connor White
Get Out - The Simplicity of Storytelling (Scene Analysis)
By This Guy Edits
The Genius of Get Out
By Karsten Runquist
A breakdown of GET OUT’s first and last scenes | TIFF 2019
By TIFF Originals
Creating Believable Characters | Get Out Video Essay
By Good Filmmaking
GET OUT and political art: the power of protest
By Aporia
GET OUT: Blackface and Representation
By FILM STRIP
GET OUT: Every Creepy Little Detail Hidden In The Movie
By Heavy Spoilers
Get Out | Sink Into the Floor - Script to Screen
By Screenplayed
In Focus: Microaggressions & Get Out
By The Long Take
The Philosophy of GET OUT – Wisecrack Edition
By Wisecrack
Us - Art & Film References
By herrozzy
White Privilege and Fragility - Get Out | Renegade Cut
By Renegade Cut

Us

Us: Uncanny Horror at its Finest
By Nightmare Masterclass
Academy Conversations: Us
By Oscars
Hidden Books in US (and details you missed from Jordan Peele)
By Hint of Film
How Jordan Peele Builds Suspense in ‘Us’ | Anatomy of a Scene
By The New York Times
Jordan Peele, Lupita Nyong'o & Winston Duke on Us | Film4 Interview Special
By Film4
Jordan Peele – ‘What if Hitchcock Worked with Black Actors?’
By Little White Lies
The Haunting Meaning (And Problem) of Us
By Ryan Hollinger
Us - Art & Film References
By herrozzy
US: Every Creepy Little Detail Hidden In The Jordan Peele Movie
By Heavy Spoilers
Us: Jordan Peele On Writing Social Horror | Expert Series
By CinemaStix
Us — Jordan Peele On Writing Social Horror | Expert Series
By CinemaStix
Us: Themes, Symbols & Ending Explained - Which Side Are You On?
By The Take by ScreenPrism
Us: Through The Distorting Glass
By Digging Deeper