Knock at the Cabin

The family was cute, but the disaster parts felt very cheap and faked, pushing the movie into B movie and The Asylum category over and over again every time it was meant to be scary. The fact you know it's a Shyamalan movie makes it really hard to side on the skeptical side, because you know the guy usually sets up fictive and grim stories all the time. So it kinds of negate any surprise that could have been

It's an alright movie but feels a bit unnecessary. Solid direction and good acting performances but I couldn't help feeling that I wanted something more.

The plot was in a trap; no matter how it ends it will not make an amazing story. So, I should say that the premise is to blame in the first place. Although there were bits of interesting moments, mostly regarding the four guys, they were not good enough to justify the underwhelming premise.

While I was intrigued for the majority of the movie, when it's all said and done it would be hard to call it a great movie. It's not terrible, but it definitely feels lacking in many ways. Dave Bautista has a pretty standout performance in my opinion, and is the highlight of the movie.

Too nonsensical to be honest. There are so many questions and not in the good way...

Dave Bautista is fantastic and I really appreciate the filmmaking that was put into it. I really wasn't expecting it to be great, but it ended up being pretty suspenseful and had a pretty original and satisfying story.

Despite its flaws, "Knock At the Cabin" is still a damn good psychological thriller that invests its premise with the right amount of seriousness for it to be scary but also imbues it with just enough fun for its nihilistic streak to go down easy.

Clunky and kinda pointless... but hey, I was hooked

The first half of this movie is pretty good. I enjoyed the build up and the suspense of trying to find out what was going on before the movie just kind of spells it out for you. I think a little more ambiguity could have done a lot for this. I'm glad that Dave Bautista was finally given a role where he could flex his acting chops a little more.