Knock at the Cabin - 4K Blu-Ray [Standard] [4K Ultra HD Blu-ray]

A decent psychological thriller from Director M. Night Shyamalan based on a novel by Paul G. Tremblay. Dave Bautista stars as Leonard Brocht, the leader of a small group that has been cursed with visions of an impending apocalypse, and they know how to stop it. The 4k Blu-ray adds better color and sharpness over the standard HD Blu-ray, and the Dolby Atmos surround sound audio occasionally delivers a punch in this mostly dialogue-driven feature.

I don't think this is Shyamalan's best work, like "Signs" or "Split" nor is his worst like "The Happening." It's what he's been doing lately, somewhere in the middle. The image quality on the disk is very good here, and the Dolby Atmos sound is even better.

M. Night Shamalayn has defied audiences with his unexpected psychological twists. So much so that over the past several years his movies have become antiquated and quite often boring. Im happy to report that Knock At The Cabin is not that film. Its a semi return to form with intense pacing, great characterization, and an interesting albeit been there seen that plot. Its not as good as Sixth Sense or Signs but it definitely ranks in the higher echelon of his filmography.

Over the years, i have been disappointed by so many M. Night Shyamalan films. This movie was a refreshing reversal for the director. The cast was comprised of mostly names I was not familiar with & Dave Bautista turned in 1 of his best performances. This film will cause you to question which side you would be on… the family or the group trying to allegedly save the world.

Great story until the end. Acting done very well. Seemed like a filmed play rather than a movie. Ending just didn't seem to fit, like the author couldn't come up with a better ending. Nonetheless I enjoyed the movie. A good rental, not sure about purchasing it.