A Quiet Place

John Krasinksi answers your most pressing ‘A Quiet Place’ questions about the monsters and, yes, farting.

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We spoke with Blunt — who is every bit as pleasant as you think, and then some — about A Quiet Place, the most challenging scene to shoot, and some of the classic films that inspired Krasinski’s thriller.

Don’t move, and don’t make a sound, or they’ll get you.

It’s a tale as old as time: In a near future, not too far from our own, the few remaining survivors of some mysterious Earth-shattering incident have carved out a desperate, tenuous living while fighting to survive. There is something undeniably — and satisfyingly — old-fashioned about A Quiet Place; a thriller that examines our place in a society that no longer exists and what it means to be human in the face of monstrous terror. It’s also a knuckle-biting masterclass in escalating tension that establishes John Krasinski as a serious filmmaker capable of crafting one hell of an emotional thrill ride.

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John Krasinski’s latest directorial effort is a horror film about a family who have to stay silent to evade a mysterious enemy.