The Village is often remembered for its fear system and its twist, but some of its deepest strength comes from the women carrying courage in quieter ways.

M. Night Shyamalan endings are half the reason fans keep coming back. This week, we want to hear which one stayed with you the longest.

Trap works differently because its pop music is not wallpaper. The songs are part of the plot, part of the performance, and part of the movie’s strange split personality.

Wayward Pines did not really become a different show by accident. Season 2 changed the engine, the scale, and the question it was asking viewers to care about.

Trap is built like a high-wire thriller, but the father-daughter concert night at its center gives the movie a more personal ache than its premise first suggests.

Remain is one of the more unusual M. Night Shyamalan projects in years. Here is the clearest snapshot of what is actually confirmed right now.

Every M. Night fan seems to have a gateway theater memory. Maybe it was seeing The Sixth Sense with a crowd that went dead quiet at the end. Maybe it was Signs turning a packed […]

People call The Visit a comeback movie, and I understand why. It was the first M. Night Shyamalan film in years that made audiences lean forward again instead of folding their arms. It was tense, […]