'No' Cast Reacts to Craziest Fan Theories, From 'Casadastraphobia' to Mulder & Scully

The probably alien among us Jordan Peele horror film "Nope" remains shrouded in mystery despite a few full trailers and some pretty devious marketing. That means fans can't help but make out the little footage and plot details we have to signify as if they're looking for patterns in the clouds: they're there if you're looking.

In a , cast members Keke Palmer, Brandon Perea, Steven Yeun and Daniel Kaluuya break down some of Reddit's craziest fan theories. Like Steven Yeun on “Jimmy Kimmel,” actors are contractually allowed to say nothing exactly about specific plot points. But that doesn't mean they can't debunk some of the wildest "No" speculation. Watch the video below.

One theory revolves around "casadastraphobia", the fear of being sucked into the sky, which, according to the trailer, is not entirely off the mark: Palmer's character is seen several occasions getting sucked into the skies by maybe an alien spaceship and then back down. Still no cigar.

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Another fan theory linked Palmer's character to MMA fighter Angela Hill - but no one in the cast seemed to understand how this Redditor "immediately" made that connection.

A popular theory is that the various townspeople, including the sibling characters of Kaluuya and Palmer - and also that grotesquely disfigured woman in the veil who appears in the trailer - are actually aliens who have been on Earth for so long that they've forgotten they're non-humans. Palmer said "it's a good movie too", suggesting that it isn't.

At one point, Palmer reads a theory that says, "I bet we see Mulder and Scully." Palmer asks his co-stars, "And who the hell are they?" revealing that she's probably not a big "X-Files" fan.

After tackling lookalikes in 'Us' and racist body thieves in 'Get Out', Peele said he wanted to write "the great American UFO story" with this film. "I wrote it at a time when we were a bit worried about the future of cinema," Peele told Fandango. "So the first thing I knew was that I wanted to create a show. I wanted to create something that the public should come and see."

Are the real bad guys the "wacky inflatable tube men waving their arms"? Are there actually no aliens, and are spaceships really government drones? Check out all the craziest fan theories about "No" below.

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