There are very few theatrical experiences that can inarguably be deemed as unforgettable, but for horror fans, their first time watching A Quiet Place in a packed theater is comfortably one of the most memorable.
John Krasinski’s instant classic was so reliant on its use of sound (or lack thereof), that packed multiplexes around the world were left stunned into such silence that nobody even dared rustle a snack or slurp on a soda, lest it ruin the nail-biting tension and levels of immersion created by the terrifyingly simplistic setup of a family hiding out from creatures that use their hearing to hunt and kill.