Controversial Horror Flick 'Him' Locks In Streaming Debut
Jordan Peele’s latest horror production, ‘Him’, is set to hit streaming after dividing audiences in cinemas. Find out when you can catch this much-talked-about film at home.
After sparking plenty of debate among punters earlier this year, the horror film Him—with Jordan Peele on board as producer—has finally secured a streaming release date on Peacock. The film, which quickly became one of the most talked-about releases of 2025, is now giving locals another shot to see what all the fuss is about from the comfort of their own lounge rooms.
Directed and co-written by Justin Tipping, who’s previously worked on telly favourites like Dear White People and Joe vs. Carole, Him brings together a cast that includes Marlon Wayans, Tyriq Withers, Julia Fox, Tim Heidecker, and Jim Jefferies. The film’s unique blend of psychological tension and dark humour has left viewers split, with some calling it a bold new take on the genre, while others reckon it missed the mark.
Behind the Scenes and Creative Team
Justin Tipping, known for his knack for character-driven stories, steps into the horror scene with this project, collaborating closely with his writing team to craft a narrative that’s both unsettling and thought-provoking. Peele’s involvement as producer has drawn heaps of attention, given his track record for backing films that push boundaries and challenge expectations.
The cast, led by Marlon Wayans, brings a mix of comedic timing and dramatic chops, adding layers to the film’s offbeat tone. Julia Fox and Tim Heidecker, both known for their distinctive screen presence, round out the ensemble, while Aussie audiences might be keen to spot Jim Jefferies in a supporting role.
Audience Reactions and Streaming Details
Since its initial release, Him has divided viewers, with some praising its daring approach and others left scratching their heads. The film’s mix of horror and satire has been a talking point, with many taking to social media to share their hot takes. Whether you loved it or loathed it, the upcoming streaming release means there’s another chance to make up your own mind—or maybe just have a laugh at the bits that didn’t quite land.
With the film set to arrive on Peacock, fans and newcomers alike can catch up on what’s become one of the year’s most polarising horror experiences. Whether you’re in it for the scares, the laughs, or just to see what all the noise is about, Him is ready for another round with Aussie audiences.