"Wen" (Kristen Cui) is out collecting grasshoppers when she encounters the statuesque and friendly "Leonard" (Dave Bautista). When his three friends turn up though, she gets spooked and runs to her remote cabin home where her dads "Eric" (Jonathan Groff) and "Andrew" (B...

Knock at the Cabin is an interesting premise that has a lot going for it in terms of atmosphere and mystique but fails to land a satisfactory ending.

I was pleasantly surprised with the story structure. The movie wastes no time throwing the audience into the conflict...

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"Knock at the Cabin marks the triumphant comeback of M. Night Shyamalan, who possibly delivers his best film since Signs! With the help of a superb cast led by the phenomena...

Knock At The Cabin Is A Tense And Engaging Thriller Writer/Director M. Night Shyamalan is back with his new thriller “Knock at the Cabin” and like his earlier works; the film blends reality with supernatural elements to put ordinary people in circumstances that are ...

“Knock at the Cabin” is a suspenseful, thriller with horror elements that wastes no time in its execution. After less than five minutes, the idyllic vacation choice of Eric and Andrew, dads to Wen, is turned into a nightmare home invasion. Leonard ( Dave Bautista ) trie...

The tender, sympathetic, and desperate performances are what make Knock at the Cabin worthwhile. The psychological and horror aspects of the film are timid at best with the true identities of Leonard and his associates being obvious, gruesome elements that you never s...

The concept is awful. I find it quite ridiculous. I even regret watching it.

I didn't understand the idea of ​​the movie, there is no story or plot. was it a curse or an environmental disaster, or what, why the sacrifice and on what basis?

This movie is great, not stellar, but still great. It got suspense, drama, and if you stop to really think about the situation the characters are in, comedy too. The concept is beyond absurd, but it takes itself seriously and tackles the sequence of events in a way that...