Hush, which initially appeared on Netflix in 2016, is a well-made suspense film that moves along nicely; its brief runtime of just 82 minutes makes it ideal for an evening viewing. It feels reminiscent of older horror movies, focusing simply on a violent killer inflicting bloody terror upon those he targets. I’d give it **3.75/5**. Because I don't subscribe to Netflix, I hadn't heard of it until now, but Shout Factor…

The movie presents a cat-and-mouse dynamic both visually and in its narrative. It’s a production with a small cast, centered around a single evening's events, filmed over just three weeks. Dialogue is sparse; the focus is on action. While it boasts an impressive track record, beyond the acting and the atmosphere, there isn't much that stands out. It relies on a familiar home-invasion premise, which has noticeable …

This is a solid pick if you’re looking for a thriller. The film centers on a writer who lives by herself; she has meningitis in the past and can't hear or speak. She chose to live apart from her family—her parents and sister—in an isolated area, with only one couple as neighbors. Another detail is that she hasn’t been communicating with her boyfriend. Then, one night, someone enters her home, and when she realizes…

The production values were quite good, particularly at the start, and there was an interesting focus on audio design. While the script wasn’t exceptional, it served its purpose effectively as a straightforward horror movie. There were moments when it became intensely irritating, but I suspect that was intentional. It's unlikely to receive any accolades for performances or writing, though it proved entertaining …