M. Night Shyamalan
And it would have ruined the movie.
This film is Shyamalan working in peak condition—a remarkably taut thriller that’s dripping in dread, refusing to waste a single second of its runtime for audience reprieve.
The fourth and final season of the Apple TV+ horror series remains as shocking and seductive as ever—dead babies, strange nannies, insect infestations and all.
Jonathan Groff, Ben Aldridge, and Dave Bautista star in the twist-loving director’s next movie, a cabin-in-the-woods thriller set against a looming apocalypse.
The third season of the spooky Apple TV+ series proves there’s “something rewardingly compelling about being strung along in this excessive fashion.”
Talking with the master of the big twist about his new series “Servant,” scaring people with dead babies, and the pressures of keeping twists fresh in a culture of spoilers.
The star-studded third entry to his Eastrail 177 Trilogy is a far cry from the brilliance of ‘Unbreakable.’