Some unlikely physics involving one-and-a-half year old corn and a handful of other daft moments aside, this 90-minute horror exercise, thematically similar to but more sensible than It Comes At Night, and thematically similar to but less distasteful than Don't Breathe, is fun and should please silent birthers, librarians and creature-feature fans who will revel in scenes that reveal the gnashing, ravenous monsters with no eyes but supersonic hearing.
★★★☆☆
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