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    Jordan Peele updates The Twilight Zone for 2019

    by Judy Berman Apr 08, 2019 2 minutes
    Scott’s journalist struggles to discern what’s real and what’s not

    IT’S A MADDENINGLY FAMILIAR SCENARIO: A YOUNG BLACK man (Damson Idris) driving on a deserted road gets pulled over by a white police officer. “Just like we always talk about—no attitude, just be respectful,” his mom Nina (Sanaa Lathan) anxiously reminds him from the passenger seat. Hoping to make it to his first day at a historically black college without incident, they endure the cop’s casual racism.

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