Yeah, looks interesting. I wonder what the lame twist ending will be.

Still haven't seen Knock at the Cabin.

thats decent and IIRC there was no real twist

Maybe the twist is that his daughter is the killer and he's covering for her.

Knock was lame as hell. I think zed may be right in that the twist was that there was no twist, which is fucking stupid. I've thrown most of that movie out of my brain though. I think all I remember is that there was a knock at a cabin. I think?

I actually kinda liked Old though?

Of his newer movies (last 10 years), Old was better than The Visit. I'll probably watch Trap before Knock at the Cabin. It actually does interest me and I agree with you about Josh Hartnett.

Oh... You agree with me? Like I don't know what the fnck I'm taking about. Let me ask you? How long does menopause last?!....just so I know?

Look... honestly, I think Josh Harnett is a quality actor. The last thing I remember him in was Guy Ritchie's Wraith of Man. Which I thought he was good in. Showtimes series Penny Dreadful, he was really good in. Call me crazy... like I give a fnck. Night is hit or miss for me.

M. Night is totally hit or miss. Mostly miss, I'd say. The only one I really love is Unbreakable (the sequels were okay).

Hartnett has always been pretty cool in my book. H20 and The Faculty were awesome to me back in the day. I'm not a car guy AT ALL, but I always thought his car in Faculty was awesome.

Unbreakable is easily Nights best film by far IMO. That's what a comic book film should be by design. Fnck The Sixth Sense absolutely no rewatch ability.

...and this has no actually relevance to this thread but Troma, you're wrong. Eva Green is a great actress and beautiful to boot. Yeah, she sucked in Dark Shadows...so did everyone else including Tim Burton. Fncker hasn't done anything worthy since Sleepy Hollow. Watch Womb, Kingdom of Heaven or Penny Dreadful and tell me she can't act?!...her dark hair with green eyes ain't attractive?

M Night to me is a lot like Stephen Kings books, they're interesting for the first half whilst the story is building and then the payoff is a let down

Like M. Night, Stephen King is also very hit or miss. That's bound to happen when you shit out multiple novels a year. Back when I used to write overly-long drivel, I would only write ONE shitty book a year, not 2 to 3.