Shyamalan

Dave Bautista continues to flex his movie muscles. Looking to continue his recent success with Old, filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan is starting his next cinematic project, according to Deadline, and has lined up former pro wrestler and current box-office draw Dave Bautista to head the cast. The upcoming film–Knock at...

Dave Bautista will team with filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan on the latter’s next feature “Knock at the Cabin”. The project will mark Shyamalan’s fifth feature with Universal Pictures and, like the others, it’s expected to be independently financed by the filmmaker who will have complete creative control. Specifics of the...

M. Night Shyamalan is at the door and let’s just say, he’s still a little twisted. Shyamalan and Universal Pictures just dropped the name and release date for the supernatural filmmaker’s latest feature. Knock at the Cabin will be premiering on February 3, 2023. This would be a two-week bump from the previous announcement, according to Deadline. Shyamalan has been posting hints leading up to the announcement, teasing fans as he goes through the pre-production process of his film. Shyamalan’s most recent film, Old, garnered mixed reviews from critics but created plenty of memes online, with even Shyamalan participating in the fun. If fans are really itching to see the next Shyamalan flick, they should take a quick trip to the beach to pass the time.

A family of four arrives at a tropical resort and is sent, with other vacationers, to a beautiful secret beach enclosed by cliffs. Weird stuff starts happening almost at once, and before long, the crux of the weirdness becomes clear: The guests are aging, at a rate of about two years per hour. The little kids start sprouting into hormonal adolescents and the grownups start to get wrinkles. Worse yet, every effort to leave the beach is repelled by mysterious forces.

Fortnite released a new Escape Map inspired by M. Night Shyamalan’s Old, a movie about a group of people trapped on an island where time moves a lot faster than usual. In the new Escape Map, groups of six players will need to run against the clock in order to survive the island, crafting tools and finding resources that can keep them alive. As with other Escape Maps on Fortinite, the Old-inspired level has a focus on survival elements, instead of offering a competitive shooter experience.

In a twist worthy of director M. Night Shyamalan, his latest movie “Old” pulled an upset at the weekend box office, beating out “Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins” for the #1 spot. I’m glad this happened, as “Snake Eyes” was unoriginal franchise garbage that may prove detrimental to the career of likeable star Henry Golding (Grade: D). Many are saying that “Old” is also garbage, but I say at least it’s unique.

North American theaters are headed for their second straight weekend of falling ticket sales, with only a modest turnout for a new installment of the G.I. Joe franchise, called "Snake Eyes," and "Old," an M. Night Shyamalan horror film. The two movies generated about $30 million combined, according to estimates...

I was 5 years old, looking out the window on a winter’s day when I wished aloud to my mother, “I wish I was older!” She admonished me, warning me as I got older, the days went by faster. Nothing could be more accurate in describing M. Night Shyamalan’s thrilling...

Writer/director M. Night Shyamalan follows a familiar playbook in crafting “Old,” a latest dark, gruesome thriller. Since the massive success of 1999’s “The Sixth Sense,” audiences have grown accustomed to the Shyamalan formula. After all, it was that film’s stunning “aha” moment that helped give him two Oscar nominations. Rarely has the filmmaker strayed from the winning recipe that brought him early success. And consistent with his track record, “Old” is a story that concludes its narrative with a big, shocking reveal.

Love ’em or hate ’em, people keep showing up for M. Night Shyamalan movies without ever quite knowing which side of the fence they’ll land on. There’s something refreshing and undeniably exciting about a major Indian-born filmmaker — one who also happens to be a brand name and a consistent draw among general audiences — continuing to produce original and high concept films, especially in a marketplace that’s increasingly hostile to such projects.

Filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan leaves Philadelphia behind for somewhere more tropical with the first trailer for new horror-thriller “Old”. The story follows a group of vacationing people who find a dead body on a secluded beach and gradually come to realize something unnatural is happening both with time and their own aging process.