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John Krasinski's new film,the eroticism of emasculation: confronting the baroque body of the castrato summary A Quiet Place, is freaking terrifying, but if you're not a fan of horror and still want to support the man you know as Jim Halpert we have found a solution.

Fans of The Officeare meme-ing A Quiet Placeby making new trailers spliced with clips from the NBC comedy and highlighting relevant episodes of the show that nicely sum up the horror film's plot.

It's a beautiful crossover that we all need to take the time to appreciate.

Remember in Season 8, Episode 11 of The Officewhen the gang is on the longest silent streak in office history? That's essentially A Quiet Place.

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Jim holds up a sign explaining that nobody has said anything in 14 whole minutes, and we are happy to report that they would have survived in Krasinski's horror film for a while.

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Though sadly, Kevin chomping down on a candy bar and saying, 'oh yeah!' would likely have been everyone's cause of death.

And here's Jim mastering the art of survival again, refusing to make a sound after Pam jinxed him in Season 2, Episode 20 of the show.

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Here we see Jim carefully hiding from an monsterex-girlfriend. Good thing John Krasinski had all this practice being quiet!

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To make this The Office/A Quiet Place mashup feel even more real, Instagram user @bradleycdunn went so far as to create a very believable trailer. Perhaps we can call it, A Quiet Workplace.

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In this version of the movie it appears the real monster is MOSE, which is utterly terrifying.

While you contemplate whether or not these moments from The Officeserved as early inspiration for Krasinski's A Quiet Placevision, please enjoy these GIFs of him shh-ing us in both worlds.

How far we've all come.

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