Movies like Get Out

Us, also directed by Jordan Peele, offers a similar mix of horror and social commentary, delving into the duality of human nature within a suspense-driven narrative. Just as in Get Out, viewers are compelled to confront deeper themes beyond the surface-level terror.

The Others features a suspenseful story with twists that challenge the viewer's perception of reality, similar to the psychological manipulation and the twist-laden plot of Get Out.

The Skeleton Key is a supernatural thriller that tackles themes of identity and history, with a southern Gothic setting that echoes Get Out's own exploration of American race relations hidden beneath the surface.

The Stepford Wives is a satirical horror film that delves into themes of conformity, autonomy, and the dark side of idyllic suburban life, reminiscent of the societal critique presented in Get Out.