Tension In Get Out

Get out is specific about the point that white has more power and privileges against the black people in the film. It does not only creates inequality among the societal level among the small social gathering. And so Chris is able to tell the difference which is literally same as life or death prostitution. Chris’s fear of death creates a film horror and suspense by making us question how he can escape from the Armitage Family. But he eventually escaped. Black people try to do whatever they can in the horror situation instead of waiting for death as like any other movies. What does it take when Horror film takes the fear of racism? It can be unsettling when we can see a clear dichotomy between good and evil and the obscure fear we create on.

He uses racial tension to turn up the narrative tension. When Chris girlfriend Rose( Allison Williams) asks Chris to meet with their parents, Chris stated that “ Do they know I'm Black?” Chris is worried at the fact that her parents doesn't know that Chris is black, although she has never taken black man home. Chris is unusual to the comments they make on his appearance. Chris finds out that her family has a black servant who seems like they are forced to do the work or being controlled by their parents. Chris could not sleep on the first night and walks outside to have a cigarette. He saw a strange activity such as Walter running towards him and Georgina staring at him through the windows. When he woke up in the morning, he finds that his cell phone is unplugged and has no charge, which he blames on Missy. Further, he is uncomfortable with the Annual Party with the family friends because these white people who are invited are making racist comments on Chris on his genetic skin color and stating that “Black is Fashion.” Chris now knows that the Roses family are not only racist but they are also brainwashing the black people to use them as slaves or servants in their