A Quiet Place: Day One, directed by Michael Sarnoski and praised by Stephen King, depicts survivors in New York City facing alien creatures drawn to sound, emphasizing silence for survival. The film, featuring Joseph Quinn, Lupita Nyong’o, Alex Wolff, and Djimon Hounsou, is commended for its intimacy and tension within a PG-13 horror setting. In contrast, 'Longlegs,' starring Maika Monroe and Nicolas Cage, garners acclaim for its psychologically disturbing narrative, earning a perfect score on Rotten Tomatoes ahead of its July release. Viewers describe 'Longlegs' as a chilling and unsettling experience that delves deep into horror, with standout performances by Monroe and Cage. The film stands out for its unique and nightmarish approach, resonating with audiences as a top-tier horror entry. 'In a Violent Nature,' directed by Chris Nash, presents a gory scarefest focusing on a masked creep terrorizing individuals, catering more to die-hard horror enthusiasts with its gruesome and frustrating sequences.