What to Watch If You Loved Get Out
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Get Out fans know it's one of the most interesting, disturbing, and popular films of 2017. If you’re looking for some movies and TV shows like Get Out, there are a wide range of films and shows with a vibe similar to Jordan Peele's directorial debut. While Get Out is so unique there's nothing exactly like it, many television shows and movies strive for that same bold mix of social commentary and suburban horror.
Many of these Get Out recommendations are scary films, but they’re also complicated movies that address social and racial issues. Some similar movies to Get Out, like The Purge, deal heavily with issues of racism. Others - like The Stepford Wives, Rosemary’s Baby, and The Wicker Man - have a similar vibe to Get Out with everyone in a small town or community harboring a dark secret.
If you’re wondering what to watch after Get Out, consider some of these films and TV shows. In terms of television, if you’re a fan of Get Out director Jordan Peele, you might enjoy some of his TV shows, like MADtv or Key & Peele.
Many of these similar shows to Get Out are excellent, but some fall far short of Get Out’s brilliance. Vote for your top choices, and feel free to add any that are missing.
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