Movies about monsters that hunt by sound never make sense
The only one I've seen that actually makes any sense is Tremors, because those monsters technically hunt by vibration (kinda the same thing but they're attracted more to a sound's volume and uniqueness rather than any and every sound) and they are intelligent beings that can recognize certain sounds as decoys or unhuntable things, like the wind blowing or flowing water in a creek. In basically every other movie where monsters hunt by sound, it just fails to make sense.
There's a moment in the trailer where someone knocks over a folder full of paper and it attracts like 30 monsters from several blocks away. Why? That sound is probably 50-60 db. In an abandoned city full of metal and junk, sounds like that would be incredibly common and 95% of them would be natural. Do hundreds of these beasts flock whenever a door creaks or if a gust of wind knocks over a wooden sign? Do these creatures hunt the blowing wind?
The worst offender I've seen is The Silence, which also has blind monsters that hunt by sound. In that movie, monsters can be attracted to a single quiet footstep from over 100 yards away. That level of sensitivity is counterproductive. Like, an intentionally soft and careful footstep is about 10 db, less than a soft breeze or even a heartbeat. So basically these creatures would be sent into a frenzy anytime the wind blows because the sound of the wind rustling the trees would be the equivalent of nonstop deafening gunfire going off right next to them. The writers of The Silence never thought to address this though.