Jordan Peele Announces Allegations About Viral Website Jupiter’s New Movie ‘Nope’

A new viral website has been launched to promote Jordan Peele’s upcoming horror movie. No.

Peele tweeted a link to the Jupiterclaim.com website. The site seems to describe the set, the makeshift western town that gives the site its name. You can explore the city by visiting the bank, the theatre, the “healthy eye”, the market, the star lasso and the post office on the website. You can play games on the website, but from time to time the site gets dark and the subtitles change.

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— Jordan Peele (@JordanPele) 1 July 2022

For example, the first title of the “Wink of the Well” page is:

“Above and here, Jupiter says ‘Good wink!’ “You want to look your best as you gaze into space and spend your hard-earned Jangle®️ on a photo document of your beautiful lifestyle. Don’t forget to wink at those lights as you smile as you pass them.”

However, when the site goes dark, this title changes to:

“Look at the well. Point it towards the sky. Whatever you want, it won’t change anything. Can’t be canceled. Can’t be invisible. If you’re afraid of the approaching darkness, look into the well and pray for your salvation.”

Jupiter’s Claim has clues on its website that fans can explore and draw their own conclusions about.

Why No? Although the trailer is out, we see that the aliens follow the siblings played by Daniel Kaluuya and Keke Palmer. There are clouds with something that kills cowboys and sparkling horses and the sky and metal probes, whatever they are, are coming back.

“Do you think the thing that killed Pops is in there?” Palmer pleads with his brother when their farm and desert home are hit by sandstorms and waterfalls. At the end of the trailer, aliens appear who can reveal what environmental issues are at stake.

The film also stars Stephen Yuen, Michael Wincott and Brandon Perea.