To quote Ron Burgundy, "that escalated quickly"

Rating: 7/10 (25 April 2017)

The storyline of the awkward encounter between a guy and his girlfriend's parents certainly is nothing new. However, in Jordan Peele's directorial debut, he takes it up a notch by having the boyfriend be black, visiting his girlfriend's old fashioned white family in a remote town.
Peele nails it on the head with the social satire of subconscious uneasiness between Daniel Kaluuya as the boyfriend and all the other Caucasian characters he comes into contact with. He learns that something isn't quite right with his girlfriend's family, with their African-American 'servants', that raises a red flag.
Things take a turn for the worst when he learns the truth about his girlfriend's family, and then, his main objective mirrors the film's title. Very simply, "GET OUT!" From there, the film goes up a gear in tone and the atmosphere is unsettling to the nth degree.
Peele captures the subtleties of uneasiness between White Americans and African-Americans in this film. It goes a little bit off the rails when you discover the girlfriend's family's true intent, but overall, it's a fairly decent film. Definitely has my recommendation.