GENRE BENDING MASTERPIECE!!

Rating: 9/10 (13 April 2018)

Mute mode is the new horror, proves John Krasinski. 'A Quiet Place' is the most gratifying horror experience I've ever had. It's terrifying from the word go. The creature in the movie is exceptionally CGIed. I loved watching it. Initially you may think it's an Alien movie inspired creature, but it felt way distant than a Xenomorph.
The duration of the film is 95 minutes.
The premise is a family trying to survive three alien things. Your advantage is your disadvantage. They're blind but brilliant listeners. They have ears like fish gills built all over their head. The Abbott family is in an enclosed apocalyptic environment and the chances of being alive is solely based on their silence. Everything felt so originally composed.
The film is amazingly paced for a thriller plot. The super brilliant usage of sound aroused my tension and literally made me freeze a couple of times. The sounds effects fueled the scares.
We've all been to horror movies and what we usually do is that we try to outsmart the director. We loose focus on it's details trying to predict the place from which the ghost pops out.
But A Quiet Place is where these predictions bite the dust.
Lastly and most importantly, without the extraordinary performance of Emily Blunt this movie wouldn't have been 'this movie'. She was terrific and backed Krasinski in solid manner.
The Mother giving birth to her child scene is truly one of the most intense and brilliantly executed scenes ever in a horror movie. With his artistry, John Krasinski has upped the ante for future film makers.