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Peele's best-looking film, about spectacle, and about what happens to the people who handle the animals.

A brother and sister run a horse ranch supplying animals to Hollywood, a business their family has been in since the beginning of cinema. Something is in the cloud above the property.

Hoyte van Hoytema shot it on IMAX film, including night sequences using infrared, which is why it is one of the only recent horror films that demands a big screen.

The Gordy's Home sequence, a sitcom chimpanzee attack recounted in flashback, is the best-directed six minutes Peele has done and is only loosely connected to the plot. It is also the thesis.

The creature design is a real invention and the reveal of what it actually is happens about halfway.

The title is a joke about the genre convention of characters not leaving, and the film's characters mostly do try to leave.