Way too many plot holes.

Rating: 4/10 (6 January 2019)

Ah, yes, someone was bound to try and cash in on the success of 'A Quiet Place' with a similar-themed film. There's no way one can watch this and not compare it with 'A Quiet Place'. Only, its not as well executed.
Despite previous serious roles, I still consider Sandra Bullock to be more of a comedy star, so casting her in this film was an interesting (if not odd) choice. I must admit, though, she did pull it off pretty well and I might just (finally) see a different side to her. There's just so many plot holes here that the film is not as believable as 'A Quiet Place'. Ok, so the creatures make people suicidal, but for what purpose? Annihilation? Are they aliens? The corpses are being left to rot, so why would the creatures kill them? Or could this indeed be biological warfare? Why do some people find what they see "beautiful" while others commit suicide? What's the difference here? Why do the ones who find it "beautiful" and becoming sort of a cult group, want others to "see" it as well? What is their ultimate gain?
The film leaves me with way too many questions and ultimately feels like a blend of 'A Quiet Place' meets '28 Weeks Later", only nothing here is justified or even remotely credible. Some great visuals, though, and a few nice scary moments.