Keshia Kola

WOW, this movie blew my mind. First time we actually get to see characters interacting with aliens. Thought-provoking where you're so engaged with what's going on in her past that she can't seem to let go of. I mean, Brian Duffield combined horror, drama, thriller and sci-fi brilliantly! Visually stunning. The frames Brian captured were amazing. AND to do this with very little, if any, dialogue. *chef's kiss* Not going to lie, I really wished I could see this in theaters on the big screen. It's on the level of THE QUIET PLACE. Outstanding Job to all the cast and crew! LOVED every minute.

The absolute best of the entire franchise, aside from the original of course

Wow, LOVING Season 2 of Castle Rock! Lizzy Caplan & Tim Robbins are killing it! Love the story line and drama. I'm still in awe that Annie took Ace out with an ice cream scooper. A friggin ice cream scooper!! That was gangsta. Shout out to the writers/ producers for incorporating Somalian language and actors Yusra & Barkhad are the best!

LOVE, LOVE love this movie. Lulu Wang did an amazing job! The writing, story and cinematography was on point. I laughed so hard and cried so softly. Great cast with Akwafina, one of my favs from Crazy Rich Asians, and Nai Nai so sweet. Definitely go see this movie! 10 Thumbs up!

The Silence is "The Birds" meets "A Quiet Place." It would have served the writer better to dump us in the middle of the action, rather than waste the first 20 mins boring us about the creature's history. John Corbett's "Glenn" character added nothing to the plot or arc of the story. The poor doggie alone served as a means for them getting away. That scene should've been the beginning of the movie. The plot twist of crazy wanderers who wanted the teenager because she was "fertile" made absolutely no sense seeing that this just happened. It's not like it's 5+ years into an apocalypse or an established Gilead with handmaids marching around saying, "Blessed be the fruit!" And as far as those mini pterodactyl's were concerned, EVERYONE is fertile. I have a feeling the brilliance of "A Quiet Place" will start a new trend in horror and suspense movies. I can hear the pitches now, "It's A Quiet Place" + "The Walking Dead" or AQP meets "Mean Girls" * Le sigh*