Chris and Rose have
been seeing each other for a while.
They take a weekend road trip to visit her parents. They have an interracial relationship
and Chris wonders if Rose has mentioned this? Rose says she didn’t know how to bring it up? Chris feels that her parents, her
brother, the groundskeeper and the housekeeper are very nervous around
him? Missy Armitage is Rose’s
mother and she wants to hypnotize Chris.
He’s against this but when he wakes up, he thinks she has hypnotized him
without his permission?
I was nervous when I
saw that Blumhouse Productions are involved in this film. All their films are scary films!! There are two sides to this film. As a viewer you are anxious about how
scary this is going to get and there are times when you are not scared at all
but laughing? Everyone at Rose’s
house is interested in Chris but you don’t know the reason yet? The groundskeeper and the housekeeper
seem like the strangest people you’ve seen on this planet? They look OK but they could be zombies?? 3* (This movie is OK)
104
min, Horror directed by Jordan Peele with Daniel Kaluuya, Allison Williams,
Bradley Whitford, Caleb Landry Jones, Marcus Henderson, Betty Gabriel, Lakeith
Stanfield, Catherine Keener, Stephen Root, LilRel Howery, Ashley LeConte Campbell.
Note: Imdb 7.7 out of 10, 99% critic 87%
audience on Rotten Tomatoes, Roger Ebert 3*, Amazon 4.1* out of 5* with 1199
reviews, 84 out of 100 with 48 critics 7.6 out of
10 with 708 reviews, Metacritic 84 out of 100 with 48 critics 7.6 out of 10 with 710 reviews, The Guardian 4* out of 5* review by Mark Kermode.
Special
Note: Filmed in Fairhope and
Mobile, Alabama. This movie was
filmed in 28 days. Director Jordan Peele
was inspired to write this movie from Eddie Murphy: Delirious of 1983,
Poltergeist of 1982 and The Amityville Horror of 1979. The title comes from a joke about Jordan immediately leaving if he heard a ghost whisper ‘get out!!’ Eddie Murphy was originally chosen to play
Chris but Peele decided he wanted a younger actor. This film was in the box office Top 10 for the first two
months of release. Daniel Kaluuya did
about five takes of a key scene for his audition and his character needed to cry. He released a single tear at each take.
Chance the Rapper bought all the tickets from Chicago theaters so people could see the film free. Peele earned the first $100 million for
an African American writer. There
is another film with the same title from 2010.
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