 and Emerald (Palmer), who discover an otherworldly phenomenon taking over the skies above their horse ranch, and enlist the services of Angel (Perea) and Antlers (Michael Wincott) to capture it on film. Despite seeing a glimpse of what appeared to be OJ on his horse just before the credits rolled – which suggested that he survived the final showdown with the creature – many on social media questioned whether this was a hallucination from Emerald's part, adding another layer to Jordan's movie. Speaking to Metro.co.uk ahead of the home entertainment release, Keke and Brandon had their say on what the ending truly meant. 'There definitely are questions about it,' the Scream Queens actress told us. 'I think that their feelings of questioning it are true. 'It's one of those things that we'll never really know. I've gone back and forth to 'no' and then I've gone back to 'yes', and then I've gone back to 'no'. I don't know and we're never going to know unless there's another movie. 'That's the only way we would know.' Over to you, Jordan… Brandon continued. 'It's tough. I don't know. There's no specific answer for yes or no. I think it's up in the air. 'There's just this little blur of it, where it's like, 'Huh, is that actually him right now? What's going on?'' When questioned on whether we could get our answers in a possible sequel, both were ready and willing to jump back on the horse. 'I'm down for whatever JP wants. That's our boy. We're ready,' Keke insisted, as her co-star added: 'Nope 2! Let's do it, let's figure it out. I'm down to discover it,' 'Let's start right now.' We'll be watching){kind=link}
Jordan Peele had fans on the edge of their seat once again with the release of his latest horror flick, Nope.
With the movie, starring Keke Palmer, Daniel Kaluuya, Brandon Perea and Steven Yeun, he turned the sci-fi genre upside down with his own take on aliens and their relationship with humans and animals.
The critically-acclaimed film follows brother and sister duo OJ (Kaluuya) and Emerald (Palmer), who discover an otherworldly phenomenon taking over the skies above their horse ranch, and enlist the services of Angel (Perea) and Antlers (Michael Wincott) to capture it on film.
Despite seeing a glimpse of what appeared to be OJ on his horse just before the credits rolled – which suggested that he survived the final showdown with the creature – many on social media questioned whether this was a hallucination from Emerald’s part, adding another layer to Jordan’s movie.
Speaking to Metro.co.uk ahead of the home entertainment release, Keke and Brandon had their say on what the ending truly meant.