Most unusual horror movie ever?

Rating: 8/10 (15 April 2018)

The title and numerous trailers give away the obvious.That is... there is very little talking in this movie. I say talking and not dialogue as the cast of the movie communicate regularly, but by using sign language. Thankfully subtitles are provided to those of us who don't know how to communicate that way, so that we can keep up. Watching the movie, I was left with lot's and lot's of questions I would want to ask these people, like... "Why are you living in an area with so many places you can be attacked?" "What the heck happened"? That answers to those questions and many others, are not answered or only hinted at, but happily the lack of clarity doesn't diminish the movie too much, as the story moves along at a fairly brisk pace. The acting by the cast is superb! The look and sounds in the movie are very well done. I was drawn to all the characters and sympathetic to their plight, even while whispering to myself... "That's a bad decision", or "Why in the heck would you do that"?
I never once felt the need to cover my eyes, nor did I ever jump from my seat from shock or freight, but I left the theater happy to have seen "A Quiet Place". It's not a typical horror movie, but that might be a good thing.