10 More Disturbing Movie Reveals You Only Notice Rewatching

Horror master Jordan Peele loves to drop in a few glorious hints at the disturbing events to come in the opening moments of his features, ones that are usually only discovered in repeat viewings.

And the brilliant director's first-ever big-screen offering of Get Out dropped in one hell of a revealing visual that not a single soul would have likely spotted when first settling down to watch this inspired 2017 psychological thriller.

Following on from LaKeith Stanfield's Andre Hayworth being attacked and kidnapped by a mysterious figure and a song by the name of Sikiliza Kwa Wahenga being sang in Swahili - whose lyrics roughly translate to "something bad is coming. Run."- we enter the apartment of Daniel Kaluuya's Chris Washington.

It's here where numerous prints are seen on the photographer's walls, with one of them actually offering a strong clue as to what is on the horizon.

The image of a young white girl with a dark mask held over her face appears to foreshadow the horrifying acts his girlfriend Rose's family are later revealed to have been committing - that being transferring white folk's brains into the bodies of younger Black people, controlling those bodies from within. 

A clear warning was revealed right there within the opening five minutes, people.