Him Review – Jordan Peele’s Sports Horror Fails to Score a Touchdown

Him review – Jordan Peele’s sports horror fails to score a touchdown

Him review. Jordan Peele's new sports horror is no Get Out, as it fails to score a touchdown.

'HIM' (2025) - Movie Review: Is It A Touchdown?

It’s rare in 2025 that we get a truly unique mashup of genres fused together that we haven’t seen before. Such is the case in the newest film from Jordan Peele’s (Get Out 2017) Monkeypaw Productions, Him. Let’s take a look at this movie and see if it’s worth filling the stands for. Him is … The post ‘HIM’ (2025) – Movie Review: Is It A Touchdown? appeared first on PopHorror.

'Him' Review: Maybe Football Has Always Been Body Horror

Justin Tipping's 'Him' proves that every sports biopic has a secret horror movie that's just dying to get out. The post ‘Him’ Review: Maybe, Just Maybe, Football Has Always Been Body Horror appeared first on Certified Forgotten.

Him (review) - slapdash and ludicrous, this movie is about as far from a touchdown as one can get

Him is one of those films that gets progressively worse as you watch it, and even after reflecting on it post-credits. Its first act draws you in to some extent, in spite of the maladroit dialogue and acting, but the second act confuses and irritates you so much that by the time we get to the cartoonish climax, you’ve long since checked out. I have no idea what possessed Jordan Peele, or the higher-ups at Monkeypaw Productions, to produce Him, b…