Snuggle up with your cats and crack open that box of wine. We have a highly derivative (and that's being kind) version of "A Quiet Place", but where you must see no evil rather than speak no evil. Obviously unfit for theatrical release, this is a straight to DVD (err, Netflix) production that will appeal to a niche audience but drain 2 hours of life from everyone else. It gets 3 stars due to its interesting premise, but the movie never gets out of second gear. The characters are also boring and stale. So no plot development and no character development. If you are into echo-chamber "entertainment" then this will be your saucer of milk. Otherwise, skip this and do something fun instead for a few hours.