Him is available on Video on Demand platforms from October 7, 2025. You will be able to rent and buy the title on places like Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, and Fandango at Home. Him is available to ...

Marlon Wayans thought he had his big-screen moment locked in with Him, a psychological horror drama backed by Jordan Peele’s Monkeypaw Productions. But when release weekend hit, the box office charts ...

Marlon Wayans didn’t hold back after his new film Him lost its opening weekend battle to the anime blockbuster Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle. Despite high hopes, the psychological horror wrapped its ...

Another thrilling Jordan Peele blockbuster, HIM, has taken the horror world by storm. Jasmine Simpkins sits down with producer Jordan Peele and casts members Marlon Wayans and Tyriq Withers to ...

This is more or less when “Him” starts to fall apart, as it tries to blend elements of horror with social commentary on a gladiatorial sport that, by its message, often leaves Black men broke down, ...

After months of anticipation, the Jordan Peele-produced sports horror thriller Him has finally landed in Irish cinemas.

Unfortunately, the Marlon Wayans project saw quite a road bump thanks to some steady competition in Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle. With the Ufotable production already becoming the biggest anime movie ...

The film stars Tyriq Withers (I Know What You Did Last Summer) as young American football quarterback Cameron 'Cam' Cade, who is invited to train with his idol – legendary quarterback Isaiah White ...

It’s an intriguing premise and in the spirit of Get Out and Speak No Evil’s reverse home invasion. Additionally, the sports-horror genre is a fresh new angle to tackle. However, what had a lot of ...

HIM star Marlon Wayans has called out critics panning Justin Tipping’s feature debut – and he’s right. Critics have not been kind to the new horror film, produced by Jordan Peele, with some calling it ...

It's a reception that the film's director, Justin Tipping, did not see coming – as he explained in an exclusive interview with RadioTimes.com.

Marlon Wayans’ Him splits audiences and critics, praised for its visuals but criticized for confusing storytelling and an unsatisfying finale.