Jordan Peele Aims to Scare People's Pants Off

<p>The much anticipated follow-up to Jordan Peele’s GET OUT is out<em> now</em> in theaters. And Peele delivers the film he set out to make- one that scares people's pants off. In the process, he has reclaimed the art of the horror genre.</p><p>LA Times film writer Mark Olsen (<a href="https://twitter.com/IndieFocus" target="_blank">@IndieFocus&nbsp;</a><strong>) </strong>talks with Justin Chang (<a href="https://twitter.com/JustinCChang" target="_blank">@JustinCChang</a>) and Jen Yamato (<a href="https://twitter.com/jenyamato" target="_blank">@jenyamato<strong>&nbsp;</strong></a>) about how US is in some ways a political film about contemporary America. But it's also a horror flick with a black family at its center, instead of the conventional white one.</p><p>And Olsen continues the rest of his SXSW interview with Ethan Hawke, Logan Marshall-Green and Jason Blum on their film, ADOPT-A-HIGHWAY.</p><p>Hawke opens up and has lots to say on acting, actors turning to directing, film school, Steven Spielberg, and following your heart.</p>