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A Quiet Place Day One Trailer 2

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Experience the day the world went quiet.

Paramount Pictures have released a brand new trailer for the upcoming spin-off A Quiet Place Day One. The third film in the franchise will follow the very first day of the invasion from the sound hating alien species and a brand new set of characters from what looks to be a city setting.

The new cast is led by Samira played by Lupita Nyongo, as her and her cat attempt to survive the attack. Along the way she teams up with Eric (Joseph Quinn) to help each other escape the city.

A Quiet Place : Day One is directed by Michael Sarnoski who wrote the film with the franchise veteran John Krasinski.

Make sure to watch the trailer and new poster below and watch A Quiet Place : Day One only in cinemas June 27.

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