Shyamalan

The directorial debut of Ishana Night Shyamalan, the daughter of M. Night Shyamalan, was one of the most-anticipated original horror movies of 2024.

Throw in the fact it’s still Shyamalan’s most beautiful audiovisual experience (with Roger Deakins’ cinematography and James Newton Howard’s score a big help), and you have a film that deserves to be placed at the top table of Shyamalan’s filmography.

Produced by Shyamalan and written by scribe Tony Basgallop, the character-driven study in perception and reality was filmed on location in Shyamalan's hometown of Philadelphia.

After he got his mojo back with “The Visit” (see below), Shyamalan returned to the genre that made him famous – a more polished, supernaturally-tinged thriller.

After studying acting in college, most of her first large roles were in theater — she was by M. Night Shyamalan, who cast her in Lady in the Water — of which she had to audition for.

After what happened with the Shyamalan movie, fans have been skeptical Netflix will get it right, and it didn't help matters when the creators of the original show departed the project.

And just like Merrill saved the day after a career slump, Shyamalan bounced back into prominence in the 2010s.

Before this film releases on February 3, 2023, there are a few films that make Shyamalan legendary.

Dave Bautista and Jonathan Groff face off as a family is taken hostage in M. Night Shyamalan's thriller.

Despite his character remaining unnamed, Shyamalan has a fairly substantial role as the driver who transports unsuspecting resort guests to the cursed beach and then monitors them from a cliff that overlooks the beach.

Director M. Night Shyamalan attends the "Knock at the Cabin" world premiere at Jazz at Lincoln Center's Frederick P. Rose Hall on Monday, Jan.

Even when Shyamalan's twists defy all logic, he inspires his audience to contemplate the fragility of human existence.

Forever the prankster, Shyamalan will cut from something horrible happening in the film’s “present” to flashbacks of Eric and Andrew first meeting their newborn, adoptive daughter.

Instead, if Shyamalan wanted to create a surprising moment, he could have cut Ray and just had Merrill swatting the kitchen up, with water falling and burning the creature like acid.

I remember watching "" for the first time and digging M. Night Shyamalan's audacious approach to the material.

Last weekend, we had Paramount’s and the whole discount ticketing stunt, as well as Universal’s lukewarm opening, with the director M. Night Shyamalan leaving his agency the day after.

M. Night Shyamalan’s infamously divisive 2004 period thriller remains controversial nearly 20 years after its release.

M. Night Shyamalan’s newest movie has been praised as a fitting entry in the horror genre.

Much of the film – from the overwritten dialogue to the out-of-place ending – lacks realism, but that word has never been one Shyamalan has had much affinity for.

Shyamalan recaptured some of his initial success with his unnerving found-footage film after which he has continued making tense movies at relatively smaller budget levels.