It's "The Happening" with blindfolds.

Rating: 4/10 (27 December 2018)

I don't know about A Quiet Place, but this is a lot like The Happening, except in that movie you understand why the event took place, no matter how far fetched it is. That to me is no problem 99% of the time, but I was left just angry at how awful this movie really is after finishing it.
*Spoilers* I can handle not knowing why or how the event took place, but you can't make any sense out of what they actually do give you either. You have these powerful beings that can either turn you into one of them or make you commit suicide, this can happen through a camera lens digitally fed to a monitor, but the entity can't go into buildings unless the shades are up! Bullock and her new default significant other manage to survive while raising two children. The children cannot have names because that would lessen their chances of survival somehow. The entity knows where they are the entire time yet lets them carry on like this for 5 years, until one day when it doesn't and attacks them, Rhodes doesn't make it. So Bullock and the nameless children go on a 40+ hour boat ride down a treacherous river blindfolded the whole time towards what they can only hope is a safe haven. After reaching the woods and being separated this is the moment the 5 year old girl who is by herself decides that no, she's not going to let Bullock find her cause she had been too strict with her survival tactics. Finally with the evil entity bearing down on the 3 of them they manage to make it to safety, which is a school for the blind. Of course! The evil can't attack blind people! How in the hell will these people eat, who knows... the end.
Just ridiculous in every way. There is a lot more mindless filler I left out, so if you read this and can get past all that, then maybe you can figure this one out better than me.