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Get Out: Crafting A Masterpiece From The Horror Of Racism

“Get Out is a film by a horror fan. One that was certainly haunted by his muse that dismissed any notions of never seeing his script being shot and distributed. Jordan Peele: The Art of the Social Thriller, Peele’s curated film series still currently an event at the Brooklyn Academy Museum in New York invites viewers into his influences for this buzzed about horror film. 

As diverse as his choices are, its connective tissue is the unthinkable discomfort of space and relentless, interactive experiences with identity that puts some of us at a disadvantage. In The Silence Of The Lambs, Clarice Starling is surrounded by men who flirt, undermine, physically threaten and are threatened by her ambition and position. In Candyman, the title character is a mythical, looming force that is both suppressed while highly desired. 

After seeing Get Out, there is no doubt in my mind that each of these ‘social thrillers’ that Peele has chosen are the building blocks for Get Out as a post- Hope reminder. The film is engineered to operate all of those moving gears inside of your brain simultaneously, making it hard to define simply by being “good”. It challenges the “why” behind that statement, and scares the living shit out of you while doing so…”

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