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Daniel Kaluuya asks “What’s a bad miracle?” in the sinister trailer for forthcoming horror film Nope.
The 32-year-old British actor stars alongside Steven Yeun and Keke Palmer in the latest feature from Oscar-winning American director Jordan Peele.
The two-minute teaser released on Sunday offers viewers a first insight into the narrative, which Peele has kept shrouded in secrecy throughout production.
What’s a bad miracle? pic.twitter.com/x37K3Inwk7
— Jordan Peele (@JordanPeele) February 13, 2022
Centred around the only black-owned horse training company in Hollywood, Kaluuya and his co-stars are terrorised by a mysterious flying object reminiscent of a UFO.
Kaluuya first encounters the object at night as it flashes bright lights across the mountains, before their lives are threatened.
Nope is Peele’s directorial follow-up to acclaimed horror films Get Out and Us, the former winning him the Oscar for best original screenplay.
His thought-provoking films are known for dealing with issues of race in the US and further afield through the lens of horror.
– Nope is scheduled for release on July 22 2022.
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