In the pantheon of home intrusion thrillers, “Quiet” offers a one-of-a-kind snare: the lady attempting to endure the night is hard of hearing. It’s just a slight reasonable wind on “Stand by Until Dark,” the 1967 spine chiller with Aubrey Hepburn as a visually impaired lady confronting comparable conditions. “Quiet” doesn’t look like that film a lot of besides its fundamental dread factor. Essayist chief Mike Flanagan’s frightening development to 2013’s first-rate “Oculus” gives the executioner an underlying benefit over his prey, while she spends the film sorting out some way to see his assaults. While “Oculus” highlighted a spooky mirror that meddled with its casualties’ impression of the world, “Quiet” offers two restricting methods of encountering it immediately.
| Release Date | April 8, 2016 (United States) |
| Language | English |
| Running time | 81minutes |
| File type | SRT (zip file) |