Watch Jordan Peele Crash A College Course Inspired By 'Get Out'

Jordan Peele made a surprise guest appearance during a UCLA course based on his directorial film debut Get Out.

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Titled, "Sunken Place: Racism, Survival, and Black Horror Aesthetic," the course's professor Tananarive Due surprised her students for the first day of class with an appearance from Peele himself. He had posed as a student throughout the class before Due brought him up to speak to the students about the film.

"Today we snuck Jordan Peele into a back row while I was screening a scene from Get Out in my black horror class," Due tweeted. "Then he raised his hand."

A thread from the appearance can be read below, along with a video a student captured of Peele surprising the class.

"But the idea for the course, specifically, came because Jordan Peele dropped Get Out when I was teaching my Afrofuturism course last spring at UCLA. And it was one of those things where the timing wasn’t quite right and I thought, 'Oh, I wish I used that in the course…'" Due had previously said about the course.

"I've taught the Afrofuturism course, I think, about four times. And I thought, 'You know…horror, to me, is a subset of Afrofuturism, in that fantasy is a subset of Afrofuturism,'" she added. "So, I decided, instead of doing the broader course, why not just break open black horror? Because Get Out is not the first black-made horror film, but it's definitely the most successful. And I think it definitely has the ability to be culture-changing, let's say."