While some of us generally get a little scared when looking in the mirror, now seeing another version of ourselves will take on a whole new horrific meaning thanks to Jordan Peele's Us.

Lightning doesn’t always strike twice. In the case of certain movie directors though, it tends to strike multiple times as talent is something you just can’t hide for long. Which is one of the reasons why people have been so excited about Jordan Peele following his breakout directing debut Get Out and looking forward to seeing what he could do next.

Despite being a busy man as of late, details have been slim on what to expect from Jordan Peele's next big film project, Us. That is, until now.

Netflix have just released the details on thirteen of their upcoming animated movies and TV series, including six new projects. It's a diverse mix of mostly family-friendly fare, featuring a wide variety of animation styles from some of the top veteran and up-and-coming talent in the industry.

Drawing a ten-minute long standing ovation after its premiere at Cannes last night, acclaimed filmmaker Spike Lee's latest joint - the absurd but true BlacKkKlansman - looks to be the fiery and funny, socially conscious breakout hit of the year!

I very nearly considered writing nothing more than the headline up top, because really, what else do you need to read to get all worked up here? Jordan Peele’s solo feature film directing debut, Get Out, arrived with a thunderclap last year, announcing the erstwhile one half of sketch comedy duo Key & Peele as one of the most exciting …

And the Oscar goes to... Yep, it's time for the biggest film award show of them all, as we see which actors and filmmakers get to take home the gold for their efforts.

After taking on racial prejudice within the confines of white suburbia in this year's smash hit Get Out, Peele is turning his attention to the racial prejudice of the Nazi's in this new TV series