Great Ass Horror from a Great Ass Comedian

Rating: 9/10 (26 February 2017)

Get Out is a fantastic, original, and unique horror movie that is a MUST SEE which contains great acting and everything else you dream of in a top notch horror film.
basic plot of the movie is that our main character named Chris is in an interracial relationship and the lady that is his love is takin him home to see the folks and it turns out to be quite an interesting and terrifying adventure he had not anticipated.
Jordan Peele does a fantastic job with his directorial debut with this instant classic that no one saw coming. from the initial scene all the way up to the beginning of the third act i was enticed by all that was on the screen and screaming WHY!?!?!?! the tension is built up so phenomenally throughout the whole movie in all the Right ways as opposed to all the crappy clichés that are just been shoved down our throats now a days. every scare is real and builds the momentum of the movie and finally when all comes together it definitely hits in the right spots. very nice twists within the story as well that are definitely original and blew my mind.
the racial satire of the movie was also not extremely uncomfortable. watching the trailers i expected stereotypical conversations where white people awkwardly try and relate to black people. though it does contain this in the movie, it is not so terrible where you cant look at the screen. it evens out pretty well and many comments may just make you laugh out loud, spit out your soda, or drop that popcorn of yours.
Acting is superb and especially by Kaluuya with most of his best scenes being when he wasn't even speaking. All other roles were also very well done but main spotlight definitely goes to Kaluuya.
The comedy in this movie was just straight up AWESOME. Kaluuya's go to guy in the movie is a powerhouse of laughs that will leave you in stitches for 80% of the time he is on screen. absolutely hilarious.
I only wish that the movie didn't end so abruptly. that would be my only complaint. maybe add some more struggle would be my opinion
Get out is a Fantastic directorial debut for Peele in the horror genre with fantastic acting, an enticing riveting story that hooks you and makes NEED to know more and WHY! it hits with good twists and will also have you dying in stitches just like the key and peele sketches.
A MUST SEE! GO SEE IT!