Frustrating to those that ask themselves common sense questions

Rating: 5/10 (15 July 2018)

Good acting and interesting twist on a creature move. Because there is almost no talking (subtitles instead) you never get an explanation for many things. Assumptions are made instead. I like Sci-fi, but it still has to somewhat follow the rules of logic and common sense. this move fails on many aspects. For example, if the creatures are blind, how can they move at what appears to be highway speeds without running into anything? If its sonar of some kind, wouldn't it know there is a person a few feet away? What is the purpose of turning on the red lights at night? To warn who? There is no one else around. Why not use white lights so you can see the creatures better? They can't see you. And where the heck is the electricity coming from? God bless those power station workers for keeping the electricity flowing to the farmers with the red lights! Supposedly much of the worlds population has been wiped out even with all the technology and weaponry we have at our disposal. Walking down a dangerous road, would your let your small child take up the rear? What is the last thing you would want in your life if you needed complete silence? Maybe a crying baby? As one reviewer pointed out, if loud sound drowns out daily noise and conversation, why not build on that? Live near a waterfall or build your own noise generators. When a tree creaks do they destroy it too?
I guess they are working on a part 2. I hope they do a much better job presenting the unexplained and invoke common sense next time. Might be a good move.