Those ready for the latest chapter of the beloved horror series will definitely want to know whether A Quiet Place: Day One has a post credits scene. While franchise creator John Krasinski isn’t back in the director’s chair this time, an A-list cast including Lupita Nyong’o, Joseph Quinn, and Djimon Hounsou more than makes up for it. Let’s see whether or not there’s anything after the credits roll!
A Quiet Place: Day One Post Credits Scene Explained
A Quiet Place: Day One does not contain a post credits scene. As such, you can safely leave your seat once the credits start rolling.
While this has now been confirmed by Paramount Pictures, but even before that the weight of evidence suggested there won’t be an extra scene at the end of A Quiet Place: Day One. Using the series’ second entry from 2021 as an example, there was no post credits scene. The same can be said for the 2018 original, meaning Day One would’ve had to step out of tradition to include a post credits scene.

Equally, because it’s a prequel, it wouldn’t make much sense for A Quiet Place: Day One to tease anything after the credits. After all, we already know what happens next, as the plague of sound-sensitive monsters spreads and we’re introduced to Krasinski’s Lee and his wife Evelyn, played by Emily Blunt. Unless there ends up being a sequel to this prequel, there’s no reason to tease anything further.
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Of course, don’t forget that there’s a new director at the helm here, in the shape of Michael Sarnoski. He’s best known for directing the Nicolas Cage indie darling Pig, as well as a few short films. There’s every chance Sarnoski may have wanted to mark his place in the franchise by including its first-ever post credits scene, but that didn’t happen.
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An excellent post. “A Quiet Place: Day One” is definitely one of my most anticipated movies of the year. I was a huge fan of the first film which raised the bar for the horror genre. I’ve never been a big fan of horror films but loved how that movie used sounds to create tension. It was also a huge achievement for the deaf community. I’m curious to see how a prequel would turn out. Given how great the first two movies were, it definitely has high expectations that it has to live up to.
Here’s why I adored “A Quiet Place”:
“A Quiet Place” (2018) – Movie Review
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