Fans are eagerly awaiting Jordan Peele’s next movie, but he’s also been busy supporting other filmmakers. He recently produced a horror film exploring the dark side of sports and celebrity culture, which premiered in theaters this fall. Although it didn’t perform well in cinemas, the film will soon be available to stream on Peacock.
Directed by Justin Tipping, Him is a new horror film from Jordan Peele’s Monkeypaw Productions. It follows a promising young football player who believes he’s ready to do whatever it takes to achieve his dreams, but he soon discovers the frightening reality behind the pursuit of fame.
The horror film Him, which earned $28 million in theaters in September, will be available to stream on Peacock starting December 19th. Universal has announced the movie will be added to the service in two weeks.
The new series Him has gotten a mixed reaction from both critics and viewers. Tyriq Withers, an up-and-coming actor, plays the lead role of young quarterback Cam Cade. But many people are especially praising Marlon Wayans, known for his comedic work, for his surprisingly chilling performance as veteran football player and mentor Isaiah White.
If you enjoy the comedic style of the Wayans family, you should definitely check out Him. It’s reminiscent of Adam Sandler’s performance in Uncut Gems, though it doesn’t quite reach the same level of quality.
New to Peacock in December
Although the new season of Him doesn’t premiere on Peacock for a few more weeks, the streaming service has already added a great selection of movies and TV shows this month. Early in December, they released the complete Rocky and Creed film series, along with popular movies like Gladiator, Die Hard, and Pacific Rim. Later in December, all fifteen seasons of Supernatural will also become available.
Below, you can check out the full list of Peacock’s December 1st streaming additions.
Here’s a list of movies and TV shows: 10 Cloverfield Lane, 300, The Addams Family, Addams Family Values, All The Money In The World, Bad Words, the Bill & Ted trilogy (Excellent Adventure, Bogus Journey, Face The Music), Black Nativity, the Bridget Jones series (Diary, The Edge Of Reason, Baby), Cheaper By The Dozen, A Christmas Carol, the Creed series (Creed, Creed II, Creed III), Die Hard, Erin Brockovich, Everest, The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, Gladiator, Jingle All The Way, Just Friends, Kajillionaire, The King of Kings, The Martian, Meet The Fockers, Meet The Parents, Miracle On 34th Street (both the 1947 and 1994 versions), The Night Before, Pacific Rim and its sequel, Paul Blart: Mall Cop and its sequel, the Pitch Perfect movies, Pixels, Pride And Prejudice, Public Enemies, Rock Of Ages, the Rocky series, Tammy, Trading Places, Troy, and Unaccompanied Minors. Also included are TV shows and specials: Bel-Air (Season 4), Confessions of Octomom (Season 1), Married To Medicine: Atlanta (Season 12 premiere), and Purina’s Incredible Dog Challenge 2025 finale.
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