A brand new trailer has just dropped for A Quiet Place: Part II, and it looks truly terrifying.
The new flick, set to hit UK cinemas on 20th March, will follow the Abbot family they discover they're not the only humans still alive in the post-apocalyptic world, and will answer more questions about where the terrifying killer beasts have come from.
We've already seen a glimpse when the first full trailer dropped on New Year's Day, in which we were shown a flashback of the moment the creatures invaded Earth.
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But the new trailer offers us a brand new take on the skin-crawling scenes.
In the new clip, John Krazinski returns as the now late Lee Abbot as we're once again given a flashback of the invasion.
But this time, we're shown the terrifying moment from John's perspective.
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While those who have watched the first movie will know that John did not make it out alive, valiantly sacrificing himself to save his family, his appearance in the trailer seems to confirm he's making a comeback - at least in flashback form.
If you can't remember what happened in the first film, let us refresh your memory...
The Abbot family are lucky to be alive, as monsters with an acute sense of hearing are on the loose. And the problem is, if they hear you - you are hunted down and almost certainly killed.
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Throughout the first movie, the family is forever on edge, and scared of making a sound.
And when the youngest, Beau, accidentally sets off a noisy rocket toy, he ends up dead, with his sister Regan blaming herself for giving him it.
Every day is a struggle and with Evelyn pregnant, she knows she's going to have to have a silent labour, or be killed.
She does manage to give birth, but her other children, Marcus and Regan end up in danger, with dad Lee (John Krasinski) coming to their rescue and sacrificing himself.
The new film will see how the family cope, now that they are one member down with a newborn to boot. How will they keep the little one from crying?
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And according to Brian Tyree Henry, who is set to join the cast for the sequel, he says the film will answer big questions and introduce new survivors.
He told Observer: "We'll see more of that family continuing to survive and finding out that they're not the only ones.
"And I think that we're also going to get a few answers to the origin of where and how this whole thing happened. I think that people want to know that.
"But I think you're just going to see another side of it... more of humanity that survived this thing in this next story."
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A Quiet Place: Part II lands in cinemas on 18th March 2020.
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