Another poignant discussion on race relations

Rating: 8/10 (22 March 2019)

It's hard not to compare it to "Get Out" but overall it's a worthy follow-up. It has a good amount of suspense and humor, and the actors are great. Once again, there are sprinkles of clues/easter eggs throughout that you should look out for to get more information.
Although there are a lot of tense moments, I didn't actually find it scary (rarely do for any movie, however) and I thought there was too much humor that didn't fit. I can see it going for a semi-cheesy slasher film tone but it didn't work well. It's eventually revealed to be, at least, a country-wide event, but being confined to a single family gave it less impact. I think expanding it to more individuals would've made it more terrifying. There's also a lingering sense that it played its hand too early.
It is explained toward the end of how the Doppelgangers came to be (which ties in to the whole discussion on racism), but there are some inconsistencies regarding their traits (like what causes them to follow some actions of the "normal" version and not others?)