Get Out

Photographer Chris Washington and his white girlfriend Rose Armitage embark on a trip to her family's remote estate. Chris is anxious about being accepted by Rose's family, hinting at the racial tensions that lie ahead.

On their journey, Chris and Rose hit a deer, prompting a distressing interaction with a white police officer. The officer demands Chris’s identification despite him not being the driver, presenting a racially charged moment that Rose intervenes to defuse.

Upon arrival, Chris meets Rose's affluent parents, Dean and Missy, as well as her brother Jeremy. The family’s offhand comments about race create an uncomfortable atmosphere for Chris, intensifying his unease.

Chris observes that the black staff members at the estate, particularly Walter, exhibit an alarming level of obedience. This unsettling dynamic heightens Chris's suspicions about Rose's family and their intentions.

After wrestling with insomnia, Chris agrees to a hypnotherapy session overseen by Missy, who aims to help him with his smoking addiction. During the session, Chris is plunged into painful memories of his mother’s death, signaling the beginning of his mental unraveling.

While hypnotized, Chris falls into the 'sunken place,' a dark void where he is engulfed by guilt and helplessness. When he awakens, he believes he experienced a nightmare but is now repulsed by cigarettes.

The Armitage family hosts an annual gathering where wealthy white guests show an unsettling interest in Chris. Discussions about black icons feel patronizing, further feeding Chris's suspicions about the family's motives.

Chris meets Logan King, a black man who acts oddly and seems uncomfortable in his situation. Logan's bizarre behavior culminates in a panic attack when Chris tries to photograph him, raising alarms about the family's dark intentions.

Chris attempts to convince Rose to leave the estate with him, but their conversation is interrupted by Dean's unusual auction featuring Chris's photographs. The unsettling atmosphere grows as tension builds between Chris and Rose's family.

Chris discovers troubling photographs of Rose with her previous black partners, which deepens his concerns. Realizing the sinister reality of the Armitages' intentions, he feels an urgent need to escape.

Chris wakes up restrained, witnessing a chilling video that reveals the Armitage family's grotesque secret: they operate a process that leaves black bodies as vessels for white consciousness. The gravity of the situation dawns on him.

Thinking quickly, Chris blocks Missy’s commands by stuffing his ears, gaining a chance to escape. He makes a desperate move, fighting against Jeremy and ultimately killing Dean in order to free himself.

Chris manages to escape the estate but accidentally hits Georgina, who, in a frantic display of possession, attacks him. This encounter forces Chris to confront his own moral dilemmas as he grapples with potential salvation.

Chris faces Rose and Walter, who is now possessed. In the chaos, Chris utilizes his phone’s flash to awaken Walter, resulting in a climactic battle where Walter shoots Rose before turning the gun on himself.

Just as Chris struggles with the choice of killing Rose, his friend Rod arrives in a TSA vehicle. Rod's timely intervention allows Chris to escape the horrors of the estate, bringing a much-needed sense of relief.