A Quiet Place Part II: First Reviews Tense, Thrilling, and Superbly Acted and Directed

Early Reviews of the Horror Sequel Say John Krasinski has Crafted a Worthy Successor to His Original

While the sequel may not quite reach the heights of its predecessor, it's still one of the best sequels in the horror genre in recent memory.

The first reviews for A Quiet Place Part II are in, and they're mostly positive. Critics are praising John Krasinski's direction, the performances of the cast, and the film's tense and thrilling atmosphere.

"A Quiet Place Part II is a worthy successor to the original," writes David Ehrlich of IndieWire. "Krasinski has crafted a film that is just as tense and thrilling as the first, but also more emotionally resonant."

Variety's Owen Gleiberman agrees, calling the film "a master class in suspense and sound design." He also praises the performances of Emily Blunt, Millicent Simmonds, and Noah Jupe, saying that they "bring a depth and humanity to their roles that makes the film even more effective."

Of course, not all reviews are glowing. The Hollywood Reporter's John DeFore finds the film to be "less than its predecessor in almost every element." However, he still admits that it's "a well-made and effective horror film."

Overall, the early reviews for A Quiet Place Part II are very positive. Critics are praising Krasinski's direction, the performances of the cast, and the film's tense and thrilling atmosphere. While the sequel may not quite reach the heights of its predecessor, it's still one of the best sequels in the horror genre in recent memory.