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Netflix Is About to Lose The Most Inventive Sci-Fi Thriller of the Decade

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Netflix Is About to Lose The Most Inventive Sci-Fi Thriller of the Decade

Or: How I learned to stop worrying and love the Quiet Place cinematic universe

The 2018 horror movie directed by John Krasinski is about a post-apocalyptic world overrun by vicious, bug-like aliens with an incredible sense of hearing. If someone makes even the slightest sound, the creatures come running and swiftly execute whoever made the noise.

Stories like that, with a brilliant premise that's instantly intriguing, often make for good franchises (especially since there was still plenty left to learn about the monsters). Yet Krasinski, who also co-wrote the film with Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, crafted a tightly focused story on a family living in this world. And while the dad of the family (also Krasinski) dies in the movie, the story is all about how the family manages to fight back against the three alien creatures that attack their farm.

While there obviously was room for a sequel, the story told in the first one was perfectly satisfying. But A Quiet Place was so successful that they went ahead and made a sequel anyway. Thankfully, that movie is really quite good and certainly worth a watch before it leaves Netflix on Oct. 11.

Originally, Krasinski didn’t think A Quiet Place warranted a sequel. In May 2018, just two months after the surprise blockbuster success of the first movie and a few weeks after a sequel was announced by Paramount, Krasinski told Deadline “To be perfectly honest, [a sequel] was never really on my mind while we were making it.


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