Jordan Peele

They're promoting it right now on Netflix because it's Halloween and they're just like trying to put out ads for Halloween movies that they have already.

But yeah, it's a Jordan Peele movie called Wendell and Wild that I had never heard of before.

And proves again that we are definitely past peak woke because this thing is a monstrosity.

And when they dropped an ad for it on X, I don't know how they didn't see this coming, but everyone just started dunking on them for ironically being more racist than right wing Twitter in the way that they designed this character.

That was a little bit depressing.

Netflix has dropped a promo for a movie on their platform, which is called Wendell and Wild.

For context, this is a Henry Selick and Jordan Peele movie that originally came out in 2022.

It was in production hell before then, but now they're promoting it because it's Halloween season, so they want people to subscribe to watch Halloween movies.

Now, if a question ever came up about whether a movie was or wasn't a Blumhouse film, the determining factor is whether the Blumhouse website lists the film as an official production.

Jordan Peele's Us, for example, was produced by Jason Blum, but isn't a Blumhouse movie.

I wish I'd realized that before I rewatched it, but oh well, it's a good movie.

Second, the movies had to receive a wide theatrical release, which I define as 1,000 theaters or more.

Arkansas.

I didn't catch any of the three things we've been tracking so far in The Hunt, so let's move on to the final film on this list, and the only one that can claim not just success with fans and at the box office, but also at the Academy Awards.

I'm talking, of course, about Get Out, Jordan Peele's debut film that launched him onto the A-list of Hollywood directors.

I would have voted for Obama for a third term if I could.

Apparently, this is called Wendell and Wild.

This is a stop motion horror comedy film from 2022 written and produced by famous anti-white retard Jordan Peele, who likes to make the scary movies where white people are the scary ones such as Get Out, Us.

And it's centered around this like punk rock loving teen whose name is Kat.

with a K.

Transition walk, day number one out of four.

Why would I want to leave this forest? On this path, enjoying this summer-like day, it's almost like a Jordan Peele movie.

Why do I want to move out of this atmosphere? to go out into the real world that's scary all its own.

The realisms of horror, terror, frightening times that sends your shivers into a mode of de-icing your capability and curiosity.

All right, all

right because the amazing Joe Russo is currently developing a movie with one of the icons of horror Jordan Peele In the spooky bucket, which is wild so wild In the spooky bucket are three Jordan Peele movies.

So one of those will first draw that okay, and which is, of course, his opening salvo, Get Out.

Okay, all right.

I still think Get Out is probably maybe the best written script of the 21st century.

I voted for that.

Jordan Peele is our Hitchcock.

Yeah.

And now every time I watch people that do skits, I'm like, nah, they're trying too hard.

But Key and Peele, I'll give it to them.

They get me, bro.

You guys ever seen that Cholo one that they do? Seen all of them.

I can't remember what it's called.

It's something about being too hard or something like that.

But it's a down ass cholo and they're all, Key and Peele somehow play Mexican cholos, bro.

And they pulled it off really, really good.

At the table with me was Michael Abels, Pulitzer Prize-winning co-composer of Omar.

Now, in addition to this Pulitzer Prize-winning work, Michael's best known for composing the scores of the Jordan Peele films Get Out, Us, and Nope.

I asked him how he translates his film work into the opera.

Here's Michael.

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like breaking sticks is magic now well it's the monkey paw it's like a you know and that's why uh what uh jordan peele's production company is monkey Paul, because that's, you know, that's just a trope that's used.

This movie is not doing anything that we haven't seen before.

No, but it does it well.

I watched that Friday night.

Jordan Peele's Get Out.

Did I see that? I don't think I did.

It's the boyfriend.