Did I just watch the same movie that has 80+ on Metascore?

Rating: 4/10 (2 November 2019)

I feel compelled to write my first review on IMDB by the unbelievable gap between my perception about the value of this movie and its Metascore. I usually rely on Metascore to fill my watchlist, but how this crap got 80+ points and no single negative professional review is a mistery to me.
I must admit that the script managed to bias my expectation for the worse after just 5 min into the movie and then lost me completely 5 min later. The way the parents lose their youngest dughter by letting her walk unwatched 300 ft behind them told me everything about this movie after the first 10 min.
Still I decided to watch it through by fast-forwarding the lenghty silent scenes and stopping at the action parts. The script is an iteration of the same narrative mechanism: 1) the family try to live in a normal fashion except they do not have to make aby sound, 2) somebody makes inadvertently a noise, 3) the creatures come.
The creatures weakness discovered by the family at the end of the movie (good 1/2 hour after it has become clear to any viewer) is so obvious that in no possible way it could have gone unobserved by scientists and even normal people around the world long before the creatures exterminated its population.
The only positive note is that I managed to watch this crap in around 30 min by compressing it to the salient scenes without losing any detail of the boring "quiet" parts.