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Times Of India

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As genres go, horror is particularly challenging to crack. It’s easy to resort to cheap scares to get audiences jumping out of their seats. On the other hand, it takes an evolved set of storytelling skills to make them genuinely uncomfortable and fearful for the events unfolding onscreen.... Read full review

First Post

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A Quiet Place, directed by John Krasinski, is almost like a master class in the art of pacing a horror thriller. It is consistently eerie, ominous and offers a series of very tense situations that are anchored by characters we are deeply invested in. In many ways, this is a perfect movie to watch on the big screen and you should be heading to the theater instead of wasting your time reading this review. Read full review

Hindustan Times

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Spend enough time inside the ‘Quietest Room in the World’ and, if firsthand accounts are to be believed, you will slowly begin to lose your mind. Within the first few minutes, you will learn that even the slightest movement of your body – a twitch of the shoulder, a gulp, a shrug – makes sounds. In about 15 minutes, you will begin to lose your sense of space – you will be enveloped in darkness, sonically and mentally. Your screams will be loud, but they will die almost instantly – there are no echoes in the Quietest Room in the World. No one on the outside will be able to hear you. After half an hour, you will faint. Read full review

Deccan Chronicle

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Do you remember the thrill of watching Steven Speilberg's 'Jurassic Park' for the first time? Or even recent films like '10 Cloverfield Lane', 'Get Out', 'It Follows’? The inventive, smart 'horror' thriller is definitely a genre that's taking over traditional horror cinema. Director John Krasinski, who co-wrote this film with Bryan Woods and Scott Beck, co-produced, and co-stars with wife Emily Blunt, has delivered an edge-of-your-seat nail-biting thriller that hits all the right chords of the genre. Read full review