Reviews

The trip seems to bring up a traumatizing experience that Adelaide (Lupita Nyong'o) had at the same beach when she was a child, where she encountered her doppelg er.

The film is taking on not only the idea of the plight of the invisible underclass who suffer while at the same time having their faces rubbed in the lives of those more privileged, but also the notion that successful people are "born better".

Not long after their arrival, Adelaide and her family confront a family in their front yard who eventually make their way into the house and as they take off their masks, the family is revealed to be an exact doppelganger of Adelaide and her family, except that they are wearing red suits, their face...

Peele just doesn't want to scare people, he has thematic elements and brings some intelligence to his films.