Customer Ratings & Reviews

Easily Shyamalan’s best movie since Signs! Maybe even better than Signs! A beautiful steelbook too! A well directed movie, tremendous performances especially from Dave Bautista, a very simple concept, unsettling at times and a very emotional ending! Please check this out if you love M. Night Shyamalan!

Not Shyamalan's finest work but if you have enjoyed his last few films, Old, Split I think this one is also interesting. It is an apocalyptical bargain made with existence if they will save the world by willingly making a sacrifice. It is less humorous but similar in some ways to Cabin in the Woods. The primary family must willingly decide to make the sacrifice. And so it is essential they be convinced that the stakes are real. Definitely worth watching once. Dave Bautista's performance really stands out.

Great Steelbook cover to a very underrated film. Go in with an open mind!

Item is great exactly what i wanted and got great help and support from staff.

Great packing steelbook was in perfect condition. Thank you much

This is such a nice Steel-Book. It compliments this movie so well.

“What’s a God to a non-believer?” M. Night Shyamalan is a writer and filmmaker who would seem to have no illusions about what his films are meant to say; what it is specifically that they’re contemplating and furthermore, how they’re going to explain themselves. Shyamalan is accustomed to as much at this point, right? Not only do his films have to exceed expectations, but they also have to subvert them with a shock. It’s been nearly a decade since Shyamalan delivered a true, knockout of a twist (Split was more a reveal than it was a twist), but that hasn’t hampered said expectations for me personally anytime a new film from the director is announced. With Knock at the Cabin, there seems a more elusive nature thematically while being his strongest and most assured directorially. Obviously, I’m not upset with a film for remaining somewhat ambiguous and/or asking the audience to pull a certain amount of weight, but while I liked most of what this latest offering served up - there is more to like than not, to be clear - what was most frustrating was not that Shyamalan didn’t point me in a clear moral direction or that he didn’t hone in on certain themes more specifically, but more that none of it seemed to carry as much weight, emotionally, as the filmmaker intended. When it comes to emotional gut punches it is again the visual motifs that speak louder than any dialogue and are also more impactful thematically. Dave Bautista and Ben Aldridge do most of the heavy lifting performance-wise as two men who have faced their fair share of intolerance and stereotyping and have both battled back against each to such a strong point of defiance that by the time they come face to face they’re working so hard to resist as much that they will never see eye to eye. The plotting and pacing depends on the way these two performers in particular pull us from one’s side to the others all while keeping the “what would you do?” conundrum at the heart of the film as a kind of ticking clock for the tension. While invested in the compassion Bautista’s Leonard displays as he carries out the work of a merciless god and admiring Aldridge’s Andrew who refuses to give into these delusions of purpose it is in this, the implications Shyamalan makes by taking the story in the direction he does, that I found myself not only struggling to connect with the film, but to fully comprehend it. There is inherent tension, expert craftsmanship, and fine performances galore and yet, as the credits rolled, I found myself befuddled by the feeling that despite the seeming significance of the events I’d just witnessed they somehow also held no meaning. I spoke with filmmaker/writer Al Topic at length about Knock at the Cabin. Watch our full review here: youtu.be/3rG13Sa7750

Knock at the Cabin," in its exclusive SteelBook edition available only at Best Buy, is a thrilling cinematic experience that deserves four stars. This 2023 release, now in 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray, not only captivates with its compelling narrative but also offers a visually stunning presentation. The SteelBook packaging is a standout, featuring exclusive artwork that adds a touch of collector's charm to the overall viewing experience. The movie itself, presented in 4K, delivers a heightened level of detail, vivid colors, and enhanced clarity, immersing the audience in the atmospheric setting of the cabin. The storyline keeps viewers on the edge of their seats, blending suspense and intrigue in a way that keeps you guessing until the very end. The digital copy inclusion is a thoughtful touch, providing the flexibility to enjoy the film across various devices. For enthusiasts who appreciate both top-notch visuals and collectible aesthetics, "Knock at the Cabin" in its Best Buy exclusive SteelBook edition is a commendable addition to any film collection. With a gripping plot, stunning visuals, and the added allure of limited-edition packaging, this movie offers a well-rounded and engaging cinematic experience.

Great steel book to add to any steel book collection

The movie is excellent, definitely a tense character study rather than a horror movie (which was hard to tell from the advertising). This is also one of the better Steelbooks I’ve seen recently with a really artistic image. The 4K also looks beautiful with the frequent nature scenes really popping off the screen.

Cabin in the woods is not just another horror movie, but this one is unique a very interesting movie with a few turns and twists. as well as in a steel bookcase if you were Collector, it’s a must have.

This is one of those movies that folks will either love or hate. I’m in the former camp - it requires some thought and is definitely worth repeated viewing.

Such a creative and striking film. And having a 4K presentation is what it deserves! Plus, all of the extras are just another great addition. As for the film, itself, the acting is top notch!

Shyamalan always likes to keep his audiences on the edge of their seats. Knock at the Cabin is a knock-out thriller. And this 4k disc set is superbly designed. Sound quality and picture quality is perfect.

Cool looking case forsure, movie was good kept waiting for the twist that the end but it was still good. Dave Bautista is really good i. This he really is popping up to the best turned actor.

This is definitely one of M. Night Shyamalan's best films. It is completely different than most of this other films. It is a slow burn horror film, that is really well acted.

Been getting multiple steelbooks from Best buy and they do a phenomenal job with shippingnfor all of them! Highly Recommend their SteelBooks!!

I know the film itself is divisive, but I love it. The art for this steel book is incredible and so much better than the standard 4k.

By far the best physical release for this film. If you’re gonna buy this on physical I’d really recommend buying this especially if you’re a steelbook collector.

Pretty good movie although it should've had a few more scenes of destruction. Really dig tge look of the 4k steelbook. Compliments the movie jyst fine.