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In the pantheon of home invasion horror movies, “Hush” offers one unique hook: the woman struggling to survive the night is deaf. It’s only a slight conceptual twist on “Wait Until Dark,” the 1967 thriller with Aubrey Hepburn as a blind women facing similar circumstances. “Hush” doesn’t resemble that movie much aside from its main fear factor. Writer-director Mike Flanagan’s creepy follow-up to 2013’s first-rate “Oculus” gives the killer a built-in advantage over his prey, while she spends the movie figuring out how to perceive his attacks. Whereas “Oculus” featured a haunted mirror that messed with its victims’ perception of the world, “Hush” offers two opposing ways of experiencing it at once.
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