Knock at the Cabin: M Night’s Most Divisive Film?

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MODERN HORROR MOVIE TALK (EPISODE #7)

Andrew Hatfield joins host Tyler Nichols to discuss M Night Shamylan’s latest. This adaptation of Paul Tremblay’s Cabin At The End Of the World may just be M Night’s most divisive ever. We get into all the Batista monologues, rough child acting, and Biblical metaphors on today’s episode.

00:00:00 – Introduction
00:01:44 – Drinks
00:03:03 – History with M. Night Shyamalan
00:11:15 – Non-Spoiler Review
00:17:36 – SPOILERS
00:38:50 – Ratings
00:41:33 – Next Week

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@jeannineterese1037
19.01.2025
It was a solid film. Really good. One of my favorites to come out in recent years.
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@jacksontodd7248
19.01.2025
i gave it a 3/5 upon my first viewing, haven’t seen it since but it was eh. Batista was great!
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@balldalt
19.01.2025
I loved the Village! Creeped me tf out!
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@balldalt
08.01.2025
I loved daddy Andrew! I think his reactions were much more how a person would react in that situation. Daddy Eric was so overly sentimental, which is usually the character that Johnathan Groff always plays. And I loved the kid too. I expect kids to be awkward and cheesy, and she delivered. The movie was worth a watch but I don't know if it's good enough to watch again. The characters did a lot of stupid things, like not immediately attacking the strangers as soon as they tried coming through the windows/doors, and Andrew not shooting Leonard as soon as he got the gun.
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@yourfriendlybeatmaker4520
08.01.2025
I would give it a 7.5 out of 10... Enjoyed it in the theater probably less of a score I'd it were home viewed 1st... The acting was decent and the vibe was creepy but the ending was kind of disney for me and it didn't answer all the questions I had to make a solid conclusion... still it was enjoyable and Bautista was really solid in this film...
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@Cinna316
08.01.2025
This could've been on his best films but for some reason he changed the ending of the novel
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@KierGomes
31.12.2024
I agree with Tyler the opening credits we’re SICK. The font and pale yellow color were amazing.

6/10 for this movie for me. I liked it but had too many negatives to overlook.

Might never watch it again honestly- but the opening titles could play on loop in my house.
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@stevekasan3105
31.12.2024
I find this is his most straight forward of Shyamalans films
I'm M.Night and his works because I find that he makes straight up B-Genre films but in this high minimalisr drama
I even dig Lady in the Water, that's his high fantasy film
Glass is his big cbm tentpole
All done in his way
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@johnsabin3315
31.12.2024
You see how M Night checked his social justice boxes right off the rip...gay couple..check...Asian girl...check...straight white males...cause of the end of the world..check lol
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@ZachMilneTalksMovies
28.12.2024
I thought all the performances were good, especially Dave Bautista. Unfortunately I just didn’t care very much about the characters or the story overall. It was disappointing for me, unfortunately.
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@FinalFlameProductions
28.12.2024
Signs is one of my favourite films.
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@pjhunt4135
28.12.2024
The village looked gorgeous and had some really great performances, split was pretty good and mcavoy really commited to that character

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