“Get Out” opens in theatres tomorrow
Jordan Peele makes his directing debut with the horror film "Get Out"
Jordan Peele of Comedy Central’s Key & Peele makes a left-turn from comedy with his directorial debut. Touted by Daily Beast as “the year’s best horror movie,” it’s an updated take on Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner?, featuring Bradley Whitford and Catherine Keener as liberal white parents troubled by their daughter Allison Williams’ relationship with Daniel Kaluuya.
Kaluuya plays Chris, the the lead character in this meet-the-parents mystery exploring segregated suburbia, spooky servants, uncomfortable parties, and the use of hypnosis.
Opens Friday, Feb. 24. Area theaters. Visit fandango.com.
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