Maybe we can define it a cabin horror with a total unusual approach. I mean, instead of the canonical redneck wackos, you find this time good people with reasons and motivations, and this is the twist that make it so interesting. It is up to the viewer to believe those 4 polite horsemen of the Apocalypse or not, but I gotta say I liked it: i liked the build up and the tension, the the actors, especially Bautista that continues to prove that he can act, the story is well written and coherent, and create doubts when needed. I don't know if the ending could be satisfying for everyone, with its pseudoreligiuos resolution, but in the end it works too. Shyamalan is still an interesting director, even if you hate his works you can't deny he has always something to say and something that moves you: maybe in a positive way or maybe in a negative one, but still.
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Maybe we can define it a cabin horror with a total unusual approach. I mean, instead of the canonical redneck wackos, you find this time good people with reasons and motivations, and this is the twist that make it so interesting. It is up to the viewer to believe those 4 polite horsemen of the Apocalypse or not, but I gotta say I liked it: i liked the build up and the tension, the the actors, especially Bautista that continues to prove that he can act, the story is well written and coherent, and create doubts when needed. I don't know if the ending could be satisfying for everyone, with its pseudoreligiuos resolution, but in the end it works too. Shyamalan is still an interesting director, even if you hate his works you can't deny he has always something to say and something that moves you: maybe in a positive way or maybe in a negative one, but still.