Get out movie synopsis

After talking with his girlfriend on his cellphone, a black man, Andre Hayworth, is abducted while walking through a suburb late at night.
Months later, black photographer Chris Washington and his white girlfriend Rose Armitage take a trip to meet Rose's parents, neurosurgeon Dean and psychiatrist Missy. Rose says that although she has never had a black boyfriend before, she is sure that everyone will be welcoming. At the house, Chris is greeted by Rose's parents and brother Jeremy, but he is disturbed by the odd behavior from the black groundskeeper and housekeeper, Walter and Georgina. That night Chris talks to Missy about his mother, who died in a hit and run when he was eleven. As they talk, Missy hypnotizes Chris into a paralytic state, sending his consciousness into a void that Missy calls "the sunken place". Chris wakes up in bed the next morning and believes he had a nightmare, but later realizes that Missy has hypnotized him into quitting smoking.
Guests arrive for the Armitages' annual get-together, where various older white couples take an uncanny interest in Chris. He meets Logan King, a black guest whose bizarre demeanor and familiarity unsettles him. He calls his best friend, TSA Officer Rodney "Rod" Williams, whom he tells about his hypnosis and the unusual behavior of everyone. He later tries to stealthily take a picture of Logan with his phone, but its camera flash causes Logan to suffer a nosebleed, and then hysterically yell at Chris to "Get out!" Dean claims that Logan has suffered an epileptic seizure, but Chris is skeptical. Chris and Rose go on a walk, and he convinces Rose to leave with him. While they are away, Dean holds a mysterious auction, a picture of Chris on display, with Jim Hudson, a blind art dealer, placing the winning bid.
While packing to leave, Chris sends the picture of Logan to Rod, who recognizes Logan as Andre Hayworth, a past mutual acquaintance. Chris also finds dozens of photos of Rose in prior relationships with many black people, including Walter and Georgina. Alarmed, Chris tells Rose that they need to leave immediately, but Rose and her family block him. Chris tries to escape but is incapacitated by Missy's hypnosis. Rod worries when Chris does not return or answer his calls and discovers that Andre Hayworth went missing months ago. He goes to the police, but is derided.
Chris wakes up strapped to a chair. A video explains the family's method of pseudo-immortality in which Dean transplants the brains of his older friends into the bodies of younger black people, selected by Rose and hypnotically prepped by Missy. Jim Hudson wants to use Chris as a host so he can regain sight, with Chris being doomed to exist in "the sunken place" for the rest of his life. When Chris asks "Why black people?", Jim says that black people are currently in fad. Seeing stuffing is protruding from holes in his chair, Chris uses it to plug his ears, blocking the hypnotic commands that render him unconscious. Gaining the element of surprise, Chris breaks Jeremy's neck, slashes Missy's throat, impales Dean in the chest and leaves Jim in the operating room with his brain exposed.
As Chris drives away, Rose trusts that Walter and Georgina, being vessels for her grandparents, will stop him. Chris hits Georgina and takes her into the car, feeling guilt over the failure to help his mother. Georgina wakes up and causes a car crash which kills her. Rose and Walter catch up, but before Rose can shoot him, Chris uses his phone's camera flash to free the real personality inside Walter. Walter takes Rose's rifle and shoots her in the gut, then kills himself. Chris begins to strangle Rose, but cannot bring himself to kill her and stops trying just as a police car pulls up. Rose cries out for help, hoping that Chris will be seen as the attacker, but the driver turns out to be Rod in a TSA vehicle. He and Chris drive away as Rose succumbs to her gunshot wound.