Jordan Peele	...	(Director)
Jordan Peele	...	(Writer)
Daniel Kaluuya	...	OJ Haywood
Keke Palmer	...	Emerald Haywood
Brandon Perea	...	Angel Torres
Michael Wincott	...	Antlers Holst
Steven Yeun	...	Ricky 'Jupe' Park
Wrenn Schmidt	...	Amber Park
Michael Busch	...	Nobody
Keith David	...	Otis Haywood Sr.
Donna Mills	...	Bonnie Clayton
Barbie Ferreira	...	Nessie
Devon Graye	...	Ryder Muybridge
Oz Perkins	...	Fynn Bachman
Jacob Kim	...	Young Ricky 'Jupe' Park
Sophia Coto	...	Mary Jo Elliott
Terry Notary	...	Gordy
Eddie Jemison	...	Buster
Andrew Patrick Ralston	...	Tom Bogan
Jennifer Lafleur	...	Phyllis Mayberry
Lincoln Lambert	...	Colton Park
Pierce Kang	...	Phoenix Park
Roman Gross	...	Max Park
Alex Hyde-White	...	Grizz
Meredith VanCuyk	...	Studio Guest
Rhian Rees	...
Ryan W. Garcia	...
Conor Kowalski	...	Kid Sheriff
Chelsea Newman	...	Audience Member
Gloria Cole	...
Courtney Elizabeth	...
Amanda Jones	...	Shopper
Ahmad Muhammad	...	Paster John
Michael Abels	...	Composer
Hoyte Van Hoytema	...	Cinematographer
Nicholas Monsour	...	Editor

Comments: Down home. I enjoyed this. Daniel Kaluuya is fun to spend time with, and the humor throughout the film works pretty well

"Let's go boy!"

The film takes its time finding traction, and some odd choices and executions hold it back from being anywhere near as good as Signs

The creature is a bit of a head-scratcher. It isn't scary or cool to look at. Maybe that contributed to the down home vibe. Antlers' choice seems RAF

I think I just wrote myself into deducting half a star

Don't think about this one too much. Just enjoy it


Summary: The residents of a lonely gulch in inland California bear witness to an uncanny and chilling discovery.