Chris and his girlfriend Rose go upstate to visit her parents for the weekend. At first, Chris reads the family's overly accommodating behavior as nervous attempts to deal with their daughter's interracial relationship, but as the weekend progresses, a series of increasingly disturbing discoveries lead him to a truth that he never could have imagined.
Directed by Jordan Peele
kidnapping
externally controlled action
manipulation
dark comedy
hypnosis
parents-in-law
satire
racist
revenge
interracial relationship
disappearance
racism
psychological thriller
neurosurgeon
missing person
stereotype
brain surgery
satirical
race-conscious
anxious
pathetic
authoritarian
awestruck
Rank
#6 in 2017·#395 overall
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Letterboxd
4.1 / 5
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Cast
Daniel Kaluuya
Chris Washington
Allison Williams
Rose Armitage
Catherine Keener
Missy Armitage
Bradley Whitford
Dean Armitage
Caleb Landry Jones
Jeremy Armitage
Marcus Henderson
Walter
Betty Gabriel
Georgina
LaKeith Stanfield
Andre Logan King
Stephen Root
Jim Hudson
Lil Rel Howery
Rod Williams
Ashley LeConte Campbell
Lisa Deets
John Wilmot
Gordon Greene
Crew
Jordan Peele
Director
Jordan Peele
Writer
Michael Abels
Original Music Composer
Gregory Plotkin
Editor
Toby Oliver
Director of Photography
Jason Blum
Producer
Sean McKittrick
Producer
Jordan Peele
Producer
Couper Samuelson
Executive Producer
Beatriz Sequeira
Co-Producer
Chelsea Bruland
Stunt Double
Terri Taylor
Casting
Popular Reviews
19469 reviews
Ben GivertzPRO
9.6★ · 07/31/24
my kind of horror movie
my kind of horror movie
2
5
DavidPRO
8.2★ · 07/05/25
Pretty high up on my list of “No idea why I haven’t watched this yet” movies. I’m a big fan of JP’s other films; Us and Nope are some of my favorite horror movies and I’ve seen them many times. Which is why I was always skeptical when people were quick to say that Get Out is probably his strongest work. I get it now.
Straight to the point and skillfully subtle of its (sub?)text at the same time. A horror movie that actually gives its protagonist agency and common sense. Just awesome. Happy 4th of July!
Also portrays the immorality of private practice medicine
Pretty high up on my list of “No idea why I haven’t watched this yet” movies. I’m a big fan of JP’s other films; Us and Nope are some of my favorite horror movies and I’ve seen them many times. Which is why I was always skeptical when people were quick to say that Get Out is probably his strongest work. I get it now.
Straight to the point and skillfully subtle of its (sub?)text at the same time. A horror movie that actually gives its protagonist agency and common sense. Just awesome. Happy 4th of July!
Also portrays the immorality of private practice medicine
5
Mauff
8.9★ · 10/20/25
Really good. It had me tense the whole time, great buildup, and by the end I was literally begging that man to leave the house.
Really good. It had me tense the whole time, great buildup, and by the end I was literally begging that man to leave the house.
4
Hannah
9.3★ · 02/18/26
“I told you not to go in that house” not the time bud
“I told you not to go in that house” not the time bud
3
Tomé
8.1★ · 12/28/25
This is some Resident Evil 7 shit but with racist people instead
This is some Resident Evil 7 shit but with racist people instead
