It consists of plot holes

Rating: 2/10 (20 May 2018)

Why didn't they live near waterfall, river or the ocean?
What happens to these sand trails when it rains or in high wind?
Why don't these creatures get distracted on other noises like tree squeaks, wind, and so on?
Why didn't they use traps that make noise, distract or attract these creatures and blow them up with TNT or something?
How did raccoons get to the adult age?
Why people still live separately in cottages, on large distances from each other?
Where did they get electricity from? How do powerplants work? How does all the powerplant and energy distribution industry work? How do water distribution and sewage systems work?
How do they harvest corn and do other necessary things without making noise?
How come they have electricity for dozens of TV screens but they still have to burn candles to light the rooms?
Why burning tens of candles at the same time?
Moments like knocking down a lamp - in a household, such things would happen 100 times on any average day. How come they made it through A YEAR and still they didn't develop a life style that prevents such accidents?
All living creatures have a goal of harvesting energy from the environment while using as little energy as possible in the process. From this point of view, how logical is the existing these sound-attracted human-eating creatures?
It's obvious that creators of the film didn't even bother about these things. Apparently, they just rubbed them under the carpet and said to themselves: "these morons are never gonna notice that anyway". They just filled the film with sudden jump-out-of-the-box-with-loud-bang cliches and cliche horror music effects, and still pretend they have some "psychological drama" and "psychological thrill" in it.
The West nowadays seem so obsessed with the stupid idea "oh, what if entire civilisation collapses, we will have to survive by scavenging tinned food from abandoned grocery stores, it will be fun". Guys! Believe me, there will be MUCH MORE to living in such scenario apart from scavenging tin cans from dusty shelves. Leave tin cans alone, it's just a small detail!
This film is rubbish.