Film • Feb 24, 2017
A young African-American visits his white girlfriend's parents for the weekend, where his simmering uneasiness about their reception of him eventually reaches a boiling point.
Get Out
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- Status
- Released
- Release
- February 24, 2017 (8 years ago)
- Language
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 44m
- Rating
- R
- Genres
- Psychological horror, Black Horror
- Themes
- Body Horror, Dark Comedy, Folk Horror, Psychological Horror, Psychological Thriller, Suspense Mystery
- Origin
- United States
- Companies
- Blumhouse Productions, Monkeypaw Productions, QC Entertainment
Cast
Daniel KaluuyaChris Washington
Allison WilliamsRose Armitage
Catherine KeenerMissy Armitage
Bradley WhitfordDean Armitage
Caleb Landry JonesJeremy Armitage
Marcus HendersonWalter
Betty GabrielGeorgina
Lakeith StanfieldAndre Logan King
Stephen RootJim Hudson
Lil Rel HoweryRod Williams
Ashley LeConte CampbellLisa Deets
John WilmotGordon Greene
Caren L. LarkeyEmily Greene
Julie Ann DoanApril Dray
Rutherford CravensParker Dray
Geraldine SingerPhilomena King
Yasuhiko OyamaHiroki Tanaka
Richard HerdRoman Armitage
Erika AlexanderDetective Latoya
Jeronimo SpinxDetective Drake
Ian CasselberryDetective Garcia
Trey BurvantOfficer Ryan
John DonohuePolice Officer #1
Sean Paul BraudPolice Officer #2
Zailand AdamsChris 11 year old
Evan ShafranTravel Passenger
Crew
Scores
- Average Score
- 77.8%
FilmAffinity
- 68%
IMDb
- 78%
Letterboxd
- 83%
Metacritic
- 74%
Rotten Tomatoes
- 86%
Levels
- Sex & Nudity
- Low
- Violence
- High
- Profanity
- High
- Algohol & Drugs
- Low
- Fright & Intensity
- High
Reviews
812filmReviews‘Get Out’: Being Black in America is a Horror Film
BFIGet Out review: a surreal satire of racial tension
EmpireGet Out
Marcus Jones,Wilson ChapmanThe 30 Best Black Films of the 21st Century: ‘Black Panther,’ ‘Love and Basketball,’ ‘Moonlight,’ and More
The Irish TimesGet Out review: A pitch-perfect neo-liberal nightmare
MTVMTV
J. HobermanA Real American Horror Story
Mary Elizabeth WilliamsA horror movie for our time: "Get Out" is frighteningly topical - Salon.com
Screen'Get Out': Review
Paul ByrnesGet Out review: a new era of black horror films begins
Sandra HallGet Out review: Familiar frights get a satirical twist around race relations
Jake WilsonTop five films: best of the big screen
Tasha RobinsonJordan Peele’s Get Out is smart horror, but also terrifying
Stephanie ZacharekReview: The Extraordinary, Inventive 'Get Out' Is the Horror Movie We Need Today
Peter DebrugeFilm Review: ‘Get Out’
David EdelsteinJordan Peele’s Get Out Is Terrifying, Socially Conscious Horror
