M. Night Shyamalan

Savaged by critics upon its release in July 2006, M. Night Shyamalan's urban fantasy film, Lady in the Water, deserves another look 20 years later.

Shyamalan's movie was perhaps misunderstood, but if you think of it as a fable out of the classic sci-fi anthology, it works. 

M. Night Shyamalan’s post-apocalyptic sci-fi thriller is better than you might remember.

Who would you have liked to see play The Horde if the villain was introduced all the way back in 2000?

The Shyamalan thriller put a new twist on time travel.

Old is now streaming on Peacock!

The actress proves that patience is a virtue in landing a big part in Knock at the Cabin.

Will Smith originally wanted After Earth to expand well beyond the bounds of the first film.

"I'm always sad that's not in there, but it went away for the right reasons," Shyamalan explained about The Visit.

The director nearly included a scene folding another film into his story-verse…but he 'chickened out.’

Knock at the Cabin arrives on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-Ray, and DVD Tuesday, May 8.

Revisiting one of Shyamalan's wildest movies to date.

Now you can watch Knock at the Cabin from the comfort of your own cabin.

Is Knock at the Cabin better than After Earth? Yes, yes it is.

Make the choice — stream the film this very instant!

Knock! Knock! Who's there?

According to King, ‘M. Night Shyamalan really understands fear.’

Shyamalan is a master at finding and cultivating young actors in his films.

A random encounter gave the Beatles icon a chance to pick the ‘Knock at the Cabin’ director’s creative brain.

Who better to ask than the creator of this world?