An assault on your ears

Rating: 1/10 (1 November 2017)

There's an Oscar for good sound editing.
As far as I know, there aren't criminal penalties for egregiously awful sound editing.
In this case, the sound editor may not be to blame. It's got to be a directorial choice. Jarring noises are the primary tool for provoking shock.
These explosions of sound will probably make you jump. Apart from that, there's not much that's scary about the movie. There aren't any evil characters.
Apart from waking your neighbors and permanently damaging your hearing, the huge imbalance of sound levels will insure that you spend the duration of the film manipulating the volume. You'll have to turn it up if you want to hear the whispered dialogue. You'll need to decrease it by 75% when something "dramatic" happens.