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GET OUT **** U.S.A. 2017 Dir: Jordan Peele. 104 mins
What he finds is a warmly inviting, liberal middle-class couple, but what’s with the peculiar behaviour of the black people in their household reduced to clichéd service roles? With its witty portrayal of well-to-do white people indulging in banal pleasures (Bingo, sparklers, wine) while barely repressing their own envy of their black counterparts (for being “stronger, faster…cooler…”), GET OUT operates as a bold satire with an underlying creepy STEPFORD WIVES-inspired ambience. Peele cannily employs and subverts horror archetypes and clichés (starting with the portentous early scene of our protagonists hitting a deer en-route to a remote country mansion) and pulls off an intense final act bloodbath involving at least one surprising character twist. The core themes are, of course, depressingly timely – it has been referred to as the first Trumpian horror film – and if the script inevitably relies on certain contrivances and coincidences, it’s so refreshing and well-acted it seems churlish to gripe. Kaluuya is an all too rare underplayed, non-stereotypical black hero in modern horror – and the fact that we have to use the phrase “all too rare” is perhaps the most depressing thing about the movie.
Review by Steven West
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