Rating: 3.5/4 It took me a while to finally watch Get Out. When it was released in February, I was still in the throes of “graduate student life,” and o...

Jordan Peele writes and directs a terrific horror film that deals with race in the United States.

Jordan Peele's debut film is a brilliantly inventive horror that skewers the insecurities and injustices of modern America, says Trevor Johnston.

Jordan Peele’s debut feature is expertly crafted, devastatingly subversive, and a hilarious commentary on race.

It’s a point of pride with any horror film, or any thriller verging on horror: Used correctly, a perfectly innocent song suddenly sounds like the scariest ...

★★★★☆ Relatively cheap and quick to shoot, horror is often the favoured genre of young directors. Luminaries like Sam Raimi and Steven Spielberg bo...

Read the Empire Movie review of Get Out. To call it the most important movie of the year so far makes it sound possibly rather worthy....

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Jordan Peele’s debut feature blends horror, comedy and racism allegory

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Jordan Peele, half of 'Key & Peele,' makes his directing debut with the race-conscious horror film 'Get Out.'

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Nothing in "Get Out" is as scary as the things that inspired it, but it's great to see a film about race that frightens instead of flatters.

The 25 Best Black Movies of the 21st Century: 'Black Panther,' 'Rye Lane,' 'Ray,' 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse,' 'Get Out,' and 'Moonlight.'

Racial satire meets full-bore horror as terrible people do terrible things to decent folk in Jordan Peele’s superb horror

The opening scene of “Get Out,” a satirical horror-thriller perfectly tailored to our post-postracial moment, is so cleverly composed and effortlessly su...

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Get Out is an impressively accomplished directorial debut says NPR film critic Bob Mondello.

Jordan Peele’s semi-parodic horror film Get Out is the latest instance of the remarkable and remarkably varied African-American cinema of the past few year...

Horror lurks everywhere, the best horror movies like to remind us. “Get Out” confirms what many of us have long suspected: something dreadful is happenin...

Visiting a posh suburb where rich people live in Gatsby-esque splendor, a young black photographer observes that there’s something oddly fawning and subser...

This movie by Jordan Peele, his first as a director of feature films, is a skillful hybrid, blending genres into something terrifying.

Get Out is a horror film but it’s not like any horror film that has reached theaters in a long time. To begin with, it’s rated R, and the R-rated horror ...

We need more directors willing to take risks with films like Get Out.

The warning is a just a joke between brothers. But since the “brothers”  aren’t actually siblings, it’s loaded with racial bite and edge. “Don’t...

'Get Out' injects social satire into the slasher-flick genre; Peter Travers on why Jordan Peele's race-relations horror film is an instant classic.

The ‘Key & Peele’ star’s new movie is about a man whose life becomes a nightmare after he visits his girlfriend’s parents for the first time.

A blend of light-touch social commentary with vintage thriller tropes has seen this entertaining Daniel Kaluuya feature soar to the top of the US box office

Jordan Peele's debut movie has the potential to unlock the gates for black participation in a genre in which they have rarely felt welcome.

Disbelief becomes pure terror for this boyfriend in absurdist horror movie Get Out.

Jordan Peele's Get Out isn't Oscar material, yet it's a razored rebuttal to the movie industry's so white, so what reputation. Nothing is more Hollywood than...

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Resisting a deep racial analysis in the vein of I Am Not Your Negro, master satirist Jordan Peele’s horror comedy Get Out requires an audience ready to hoo...

Jordan Peele’s new film is a movie about the very bad things that can happen when we try to brush off our sense of discomfort

As at odds as they may initially appear, comedy and horror share a lot of DNA, particularly in their reliance on timing to evoke a physical response. A paus...

★★★★☆In a double whammy of satire, Get Out upends all the expected tropes of the horror movie and gives middle-class white liberals a thorough skew...

This stunning debut pulls no punches in turning racial tension into seat-clenching narrative tension.

Meeting the parents was never this unsettling - and somewhere, the Stepford Wives are smiling

Jordan Peele's directorial debut is pretty close to a work of genius

Race, horror and a hilarious TSA agent all factor into the socially relevant thriller.

'Key and Peele' comic Jordan Peele's feature debut combines genuine chills with a no-holds-barred critique of black-white relations.

It’s a mash-up of Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner? and The Stepford Wives that’s more fun than either and more illuminating, too.

Jordan Peele makes a tremendous directorial debut with Get Out, a socially-charged thriller that is so much more than "necessary."