M Night Shyamalan Reviews and Articles | Little White Lies

Talent M Night Shyamalan

A middle-aged man with short dark hair and a broad, cheerful smile.
Review

Trap review – classic Shyamalan, hold the twist

by Hannah Strong

M Night Shya­malan sets the stage for a killer game of cat and mouse as a psy­chopath attempts to out­smart the FBI while tak­ing his daugh­ter to see her favourite pop star.

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Young girl looking out of a window with a thoughtful expression.
Review

Knock at the Cabin

by Hannah Strong

A fam­i­ly try­ing to enjoy a rur­al vaca­tion find them­selves faced with an impos­si­ble choice in M Night Shya­malan’s new apoc­a­lypse thriller.

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In Retrospect
Three young people embracing, with facial expressions suggesting sadness or distress. The image has a tense, moody atmosphere with a textured, dreamlike quality.
Review

Old

by Hannah Strong

A family’s dream vaca­tion turns into a night­mare when they start to age rapid­ly in M Night Shyamalan’s lat­est twisty thriller.

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Two men, one with arms crossed sitting on a chair, one seated in meditation pose, both in a pink-tinted room.
Review

Glass

by Hannah Strong

M Night Shya­malan gets the gang back togeth­er for the bizarre finale to his ​“Eas­trail 177 Trilogy”.

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Four individuals seated at a table in an outdoor setting, with a stone wall in the background. The people appear to be engaged in conversation.
Review

Split

by Anton Bitel

James McAvoy is on spine-tin­gling form in this effec­tive thriller from M Night Shyamalan.

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