M. Night Shyamalan
M. Night Shyamalan has made some of the best movies of the last 25 years, and some of the absolute worst.
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In a recent interview with IndieWire, M. Night Shyamalan took pleasure in the comparison between the two films.
Shyamalan's taste runs from canonical classics to horror favorites and populist gems.
Film Review
Cinematographer Sayombhu Mukdeeprom is the other secret weapon in a thriller too plausibility-stretching to be actually scary but with too seductive a Hartnett performance to ignore.
Filmmaker Interview
Shyamalan tells IndieWire about shooting the Josh Hartnett thriller in 35mm with Luca Guadagnino's DP, how "Signs" was his "fastest script," and why he's obsessed with one-word titles.
"Trap" sees Night collaborate with his daughter Saleka, whose performance as pop singer Lady Raven surrounds the entire film.
News
Arts are the chosen family business for the Shymalans and this summer, they're ready to become a dynasty.
Trailer
Josh Hartnett may or may not be a killer in Shyamalan's latest thriller, which the director teases with IndieWire as the first trailer debuts.
The actor spoke to IndieWire on the SAG Awards red carpet, where he said working with Shyamalan was "one of the best experiences of my career."
The studio signed a multi-year first look deal with the "Knock at the Cabin" director and his production company.
Paul Tremblay, who wrote the novel "The Cabin at the End of the World," reacted to the controversial horror movie.
Spoilers: The master of the twist makes some major changes to his latest film's source material, but do they actually pay off?
