Don't pretend you are innocent.
[gasp] Oh sh*t!
She just totally turned on a dime.
Hi, I'm Lucy.
Elias.
Nidhi.
Jamie.
And I've never seen...
never seen
'Get Out.'
It's a race film.
I think the white people in this are really f*cked up.
Some hypnosis.
Someone has to get out... of something.
Sink into the floor.
Wait, wait, wait.
Sink.
What the f*ck.
What?!
No! Ahh! What is this?!
He sank into the floor, he's falling through the universe, and this woman's f*cked him up.
He's, like, falling into the deepest part of his mind.
Like he's losing himself, and he's gone to a place that he can't figure out.
Now you're in the sunken place.
He's actually paralyzed. He's actually paralyzed.
She's a psycho b*tch!
Wow. There's so many layers to this. I gotta wake my brain up.
David and Marcia Wincott.
Oh no. [laughs uncomfortably]
It's such good directing, 'cause it's like normally in films we see, like, white suburbs as like this symbol of safety and prosperity.
And they're like flipping it on its head, and you're from his perspective and you're like, 'This sh*t is f*cked up.'
Do you find that being African-American has more advantage or disadvantage?
I'm a person that laughs at horror films,
but this is scarier. Those microaggressions are a real thing.
I find that the African American experience for me has been, for the most part, very good.
What world do you live in?
This guy's in the sunken place, you can just tell.
Oooh! Why is he bleeding?
Get out!
Yo! Yo, chill man.
Get out!
Seems like he's trying to tell him to, like, go save himself.
Whatever they're trying to do to him, they've already done to the guy in the hat.
He died?!
Is this a funeral?
Oh. Oh no.
Oh my God. Is this an auction?
Oh my God!
And, like, idea of why they're bidding on him?
I wanna just say kill him because this is, like a horror film, but I feel it's a little bit more complex than that.
Ok. So she tokenizes the Black man.
She has a photobox of all of these people that she's brought home and killed.
Ahhh!
She's so creepy.
You're so scary,
you and your 'Where's Waldo’-lookin' outfit.
Would anyone like tea?
Nah, I'm good. We leavin' actually.
Really?
Oh my God, what's happening? Are they ganging up on him? Get out! Leave! Oh my God!
Find them.
She's not really trying to find her keys, is she?
Don't act like you're innocent, Rose. You ain't.
Give me those keys. Rose, now! Now! The keys!
[gasp]
[gasp] Oh sh*t!
[table banging]
OH MY GOD!
She just totally turned on a dime.
At least be open with your bitchiness.
WHOOAAA!!!
Oooo, yes.
Ha ha, good.
I love that they're just taking all these symbols of suburbia and they look so scary.
Lacrosse stick. Bocci ball.
OOOHHHH!!
I'm so proud of him.
But probably he'll get arrested for this and go to jail 'cause of our justice system, so short wins.
Oh, he just took it.
[shrieking]
This is why I don't watch scary movies.
[gasp]
He's back? After getting bashed in the head and bleeding all over the floor?
[step 1]
[step 2] Oh ok.
[step 3] Oo! Ew! Ew! I hate that noise.
Instead of a bunch of people in a town getting murdered, it's this one guy fighting for his life.
I mean, of course this is fake, and taking someone's mind is fake,
but, like, they are taking our minds. Racism is something that takes over someone's mind
It's also really artistic, too, to be able to take things that someone is feeling and turn it into
this crazy, crazy horror movie that, yeah, is pretty representative.
I feel like I learned a lot, I'm really freaked out, and I'm really sorry...for being from the suburbs.
GET OUT!