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New Releases include a cheap Chinese knock-off of a animated film, what could be a disappointing chase thriller, and a film that got a rare 100% Fresh from Rotten Tomatoes. We’ll be starting with that one.<\/p>\nNew Releases include a cheap Chinese knock-off of a animated film, what could be a disappointing chase thriller, and a film that got a rare 100% Fresh from Rotten Tomatoes. We’ll be starting with that one.<\/p>\n
The film is Jordan Peele’s directorial debut. The story, which Peele also wrote, involves a black photographer who goes to meet the parents of his white girlfriend in a secluded estate. Once there, he finds that there’s something off about the limited amount of black people in town. Soon, he finds himself in way over his head as the mystery turns into something nefarious.<\/p>\n I have a soft spot for horror films that offer more than just scares, so the satiric take Peele uses had my interest piqued before the reviews came out. \u00a0The good reviews only want to make me see it more.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.filmbuffonline.com\/FBOLNewsreel\/wordpress\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/02\/New-Releases-Get-Out-poster-214x339.jpg\")
1. Get Out (Universal, 2,781 Theaters, 103 Minutes, Rated R for violence, bloody images, and language including sexual references, Rotten Tomatoes Tomatometer at press time: 100% Fresh <\/a>[95 reviews]: <\/strong>It is so hard to get two people to agree on anything, let alone 95. Add to that the fact that the 95 are film critics, it’s even more extraordinary. So the fact that that many critics gave positive reviews to this film so it could earn a 100% fresh rating means the film is something special.<\/p>\n