Another weird one. Probably less weird than Mercy Road or Stopmotion, but still. The ending is probably the most obvious one, but it still will require some brain crunching to fully understand. It did not feel much as a thriller or "survival horror", felt a bit more "actiony", but was probably more grounded overall compared to "A Quite Place" (or its 2nd part), although it could use a bit more atmosphere from that. I definitely liked that this was practically a silent movie, since there are no spoken words. There were a few places where there was some cursing from the main character, and there is a song in the end, but otherwise - no words. Despite that the movie is able to actually tell a story, which is a great feat, to say the least. But it also means, that you can't play it in the background, you need to actively watch it, so beware of that.
