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Get Out's twist ending reveals that Rose is part of her family's twisted plans for Chris. Her behavior prior to the reveal contains many Get Out easter eggs that subtly expose the truth in hindsight. One of the moments that's recontextualized is when Rose and Chris are questioned by police as they drive to her parents' house. When the cop unjustly ...

Almost immediately after Chris and Rose arrive and the home of the Armitages, Dean (Bradley Whitford) takes Chris on a tour of the property, and the scene contains a lot of hidden references to the eventual twist. When asked about Walter (Marcus Henderson) and Georgina (Betty Gabriel), Dean explains that they were around to care for his parents and...

Get Out had an unforgettable soundtrack that suited its tone perfectly, and also contains several easter eggs. The unsettling music that plays primarily at the beginning and the end of the film is indecipherable to English-speaking audiences because the singing is in Swahili. The song is called Sikiliza, and it is both unnerving and also one of the...

After the notable presence that rabbits had in Us, questions began to arise about Jordan Peele's slight obsession with the animal. In an interview, the writer/director stated that rabbits "terrify" him. In Us, the adorable furballs represented innocence and synchronicity in a sense. But a lesser-known fact is that rabbits were also featured in Get ...

The first overt jump scare inGet Out is the moment when Rose hits a deer during the drive to the Armitage's family home. This scene is also the first time that the audience sees someone being racist toward Chris; the cop that arrives insists on seeing Chris' license even though he wasn't even the one driving. The deer in Get Out is a hidden message...

Jordan Peele has cemented himself as a new and exciting voice in horror, but that doesn't mean he has left behind his comedic roots. Even some of hisGet Out Easter eggs seem to have been placed in there with a sense of humor for when the audience discovers them later on. Early in the movie, Chris expresses his worries to Rose about how thrilled her...

H.P. Lovecraft is referenced in many subtle ways throughout Get Out, with many easter eggs nodding toward the Call of Cthulhu author. Jordan Peele has clearly always had a love for the classic horror novelist, far before the creation of his series Lovecraft Country. The most obvious reference to Lovecraft in the film is the family's last name. Armi...

Rose's facade is a hard one to crack, and the reveal of her true motives and identity comes as a shock upon the first viewing of Get Out. But upon a closer look, Rose does drop several subtle hints of her sociopathic side throughout the film. One significant example goes back to Get Out's tragic deer scene as she shows no signs of sympathy when she...

Chris in Get Out is a talented photographer. It's established his skill is due to the fac he's incredibly observant, which is why he eventually figured out the Armitage's true intentions. His skill with the camera goes deeper than that though, and it used to explore one of Get Out's deeper themes. Chris captures images so others can see the world t...