And to be fair it was not that bad.

I liked the split scenes and the acting was pretty good. Poor old Sandra Bullock does kinda remind me of Jen from the Dark Crystal after her plastic surgery which does detract ones attention - sad how they all have to go under the knife to keep hollywood directors happy and stay in the limelight.

Story was obviously borrowed from and riding on the coat tales of A Quiet Place but was much better than that lacklustre effort.

The problem with this film is that although you never see the "demons" except in drawing form (presumably all the budget went on Bullock and Malkovich's wages lol) so couldn't afford any CGI, I can forgive that but to not have the exact plot explained; was it the rapture or aliens from another world? Same problem that was evident in A Quiet Place is that nothing is ever explained in any way and whilst it is good to have the viewer think for themselves, directors are just taking this now as licence to give us a skeleton plot and story which makes it overall rather unsatisfying!!!

Overall though its a well directed and competent performances from all concerned; even though the BLM / LGBT / Diversity agenda is slapping you in the face at every turn as seems the mandate now in Hollywood, it was better than A Quiet Place and did keep my attention which can only be a good thing these days with all the ordure pouring forth from Netflix and Pay Per View.

Above average 6 for this one but it will not be joining my movie collection!