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The Official Poster For Jordan Peele's 'Us' Is Here To Freak You The F**k Out

The Official Poster For Jordan Peele's 'Us' Is Here To Freak You The F**k Out
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By Comic Sands EditorialFeb 07, 2019
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Us, the much anticipated follow-up film to Get Out, from writer and director Jordan Peele, hits theaters later next month. Peele has been keeping his cards close to the vest.

While the trailer is pretty terrifying, it doesn't give us too much information about what exactly the film is about. The vagueness has only amplified the hype.

And now, amplifying the hype even more is this new poster released this past Wednesday.

It's pretty unsettling to say the least.

Fans were psyched.




People were already scared.





All of us scream queens cannot wait for March 22nd.

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