Film • Mar 14, 2019
Us
- Status
- Released
- Release
- March 14, 2019 (6 years ago)
- Language
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 56m
- Rating
- R
- Genres
- Apocalyptic & Post-Apocalyptic, Home invasion, Psychological horror, Black Horror
- Themes
- Dark Comedy, Folk Horror, Psychological Horror, Teen Horror
- Origin
- United States
- Companies
- Blumhouse Productions, Monkeypaw Productions, Perfect World Pictures, Universal Pictures
Cast
Lupita Nyong'oAdelaide Wilson / Red
Winston DukeGabe Wilson / Abraham
Shahadi Wright JosephZora Wilson / Umbrae
Evan AlexJason Wilson / Pluto
Tim HeideckerJosh Tyler / Tex
Elisabeth MossKitty Tyler / Dahlia
Cali SheldonBecca Tyler / Io
Noelle SheldonLindsey Tyler / Nix
Yahya Abdul-Mateen IIRussell Thomas / Weyland
Anna DiopRayne Thomas / Eartha
Madison CurryYoung Adelaide Wilson / Young Red
Duke NicholsonDanny / Tony
Napiera GrovesDr. Foster
Kara HaywardNancy / Syd
Lon GowanDon
Alan FrazierFerdie / Jeremiah
Dustin YbarraTroy / Brand
Nathan HarringtonGlen / Jack
Ashley McKoyTeenage Adelaide Wilson / Teenage Red
Jordan PeeleDying Rabbit / Fun House Narrator (voice)
Crew
Scores
- Average Score
- 64.6%
FilmAffinity
- 57%
IMDb
- 68%
Letterboxd
- 73%
Metacritic
- 64%
Rotten Tomatoes
- 61%
Levels
- Sex & Nudity
- None >
- Violence
- High >
- Profanity
- Moderate >
- Algohol & Drugs
- Low >
- Fright & Intensity
- High >
Reviews
Melissa AndersonUs
Trey MangumWith 'Us,' Jordan Peele Has Crafted The Next Iconic Horror Classic [Spoiler-Free] - Blavity
Alison WillmoreIn “Us” And “Pet Sematary,” History Is The Scariest Thing Of All
CineVueFilm Review: Us
Ina Diane ArcherReview: Us
Eric Kohn‘Us’ Review: Jordan Peele’s Brilliant Thriller Is Everything ‘Get Out’ Fans Hoped For
Los Angeles TimesReview: The evil is ‘Us’ in Jordan Peele’s smart, relentlessly scary follow-up to ‘Get Out’
The Mercury News‘Us’ movie review: We just saw it and can’t wait to see it again
Roger EbertUs movie review & film summary (2019)
Matthew NormanJordan Peele's Us in a terrifying vision of the horror within
Jake WilsonFor all its unevenness and confusion, Jordan Peele's Us cannot be dismissed
Hannah GiorgisThe Kinetic Horror of Lupita Nyong’o's 'Us' Performance
The Globe and MailReview: Jordan Peele’s terrifying Us takes you out of the sunken place, and into the fire
Stephanie ZacharekReview: Jordan Peele's Us Is Dazzling to Look At. But What Is It Trying to Say?
K. Austin CollinsJordan Peele’s Us Is Just a Horror Movie, and That’s a Good Thing