This causes Ally to flee to the basement where the cultists are waiting to kidnap her. Another mobile is strapped to the window of Ally's room, so the vesp will break in there. Batman Gambit: The cultists send in a young girl with mobiles set to alarm strapped to her body, to serve as a distraction and to draw the vesps when the alarms go off.If it makes noise, they'll dive on it - and in many cases then abandon it. Attack! Attack! Attack!: The vesps seem more motivated by spite than hunger.Not to be confused with the 1963 Swedish movie Tystnaden, translated in English as The Silence, or for the 2016 Martin Scorsese film Silence. The movie itself follows the deaf 16-year-old Ally Andrews and her family - her father Hugh, her mother Kelly, her younger brother Jude, her grandmother Lynn and her father's childhood friend Glenn - who are forced to flee from their home in search of safety while avoiding both vesp swarms and ill-intentioned humans. Its premise is that a spelunking expedition in Pennsylvania accidentally releases a tremendous swarm of monsters resembling eyeless crosses between bats and pterosaurs, later named vesps, that hunt exclusively by sound, which swiftly overrun a large portion of the North American continent. It just doesn’t seem realistic, if you ask me.The Silence is a 2019 Netflix original horror movie adapted from a 2015 novel of the same name by Tim Lebbon. Personally, it takes, like, three weeks for my college friend group to arrange brunch plans. TBH, I have no idea how long it formally takes to establish a cult, but it seems suspicious. It kind of feels as though it’s been only a few days.but there’s already a fully formed cult of people without tongues who are trying to repopulate the earth. We really don’t get any indication as to how long the Vesps have been attacking the world. The timeline of The Silence is basically nonexistent.

These are WAY noisier than just quietly suffering from an infection. Not to mention.do you know what kinds of side effects you might suffer if you take the wrong antibiotics? Vomiting and diarrhea. This plot line was confusing because the grandmother is just acting like she has a medical history and her diagnosis is just like, “Yeah, antibiotics.” It’s pretty confusing. Ally and her father, Hugh, head to a nearby town to search a drugstore for “antibiotics.” The killer bird things (called Vesps) attack Kelly, the mom, and everyone agrees that she needs “antibiotics” so her gnarly leg wounds don’t become infected.

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