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Originally Posted by tomwed
"Plot Summary
In upstate New York, a couple and their two children must remain silent in their isolated farmhouse to avoid mysterious creatures that use sound to hunt their prey. Using sign language and eye contact to communicate, the family members must rely on one another -- and their wits -- to live to see the next day."
I'm not a big fan of scary movies----but I have Moviepass, so why not. I was the only one in the theater. Not having all that much sound made it very intense. Right off the bat you find out it's dangerous and not everyone get's away. It's like Hitchcock meets The Alien. Let me know if you see it.
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I did see it and liked it. I too thought that by not having much sound, it added to the movie. Is it the best movie I have ever seen? No, but then there have been some real duds. One of the worst recent movies I saw was "Death of Stalin". I would have been really mad were it not for MoviePass.