'High octane thrills' is one of those buzz phrases thrown around to get a quote on a DVD box, but I'll be damned if Netflix's Bodyguard doesn't live up to that hype. Richard Madden and Keeley Hawes, Bodyguard Sophie Mutevelian/World Productions/Netflix The best part is that if you dig A Quiet Place, you can check out its sequel, A Quiet Place II, which is also streaming on Paramount+. The sound design is probably the coolest part: Most of the movie is done in silence, and it's fun to see a horror movie play around with conventions that are such touchstones to the genre.

It's an exciting movie that combines horror and action with legitimate family drama, as Krasinski's Lee and his kids cope with grief all while trying to survive in such a terrifying world. The film, which Krasinski stars in alongside his real-life wife Emily Blunt, is set in a dystopian future where monsters with an acute sense of hearing roam freely, meaning all human survivors have to be veeeeery quiet at all times.

No, like many formerly comedic actors, Krasinski is in his serious filmmaker era, which really took off with 2018's A Quiet Place.

If it's more Krasinski you're looking for, you don't have to watch him ham it up on The Office for probably the millionth time in order to get your fix.

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