The final trailer for A Quiet Place: Part II has been released. Director John Krasinski's sequel to his 2018 horror hit releases on May 28.

　　The trailer opens with a flashback scene, which shows Krasinski's character Lee shortly before the world is decimated by deady alien sound-sensitive creatures. Of course, fans will know Lee didn't make it out of the first movie alive, so the rest of the trailer focuses on his widow Evelyn (Emily Blunt) and their two kids (Millicent Simmonds and Noah Jupe), fighting to survive in this dangerous world. The movie definitely looks to have a bigger scope than the first part, but will hopefully still deliver the same level of intense scares. Check it out below:

　　A Quiet Place: Part II also stars Djimon Hounsou and Cillian Murphy and is written and directed by Krasinski. The film was one of the first to be delayed in March last year; it was only a few days from hitting theaters when the decision to push it until later in the year was made. It then shifted around several dates before a May 2022 release was confirmed.

　　While the movie hasn't been given a streaming date yet, it's expected to hit Paramount+ in July. In March, ViacomCBS revealed that Paramount's big movies--such A Quiet Place: Part II--will debut on the streaming service 45 days after their theatrical releases. Other upcoming Paramount films include No Time To Die, Mission Impossible 7, and Tom Gun: Maverick.

　　In related news, Paramount has also announced that the upcoming sci-fi action movie Infinite will skip theaters entirely and debut on Paramount+ in June. The film, which stars Mark Wahlberg, was previously set for a release in September.