Posts Tagged ‘Unbreakable’
“The Night Chronicles” May Become “Unbreakable”
M. Night Shyamalan is producing a trilogy of horror films dubbed The Night Chronicles, with the first entry entitled Devil opening on September 17th. As one can imagine, seeing Shyamalan‘s name on a title card doesn’t inspire much hope of late, but I can not help but be intrigued by the proposed third film of the series. Why? Well, the film now has ties to the (never going to see the light of day) Unbreakable sequel.
The Filmdogs Podcast: Episode 20 – Podcast 2000
The Filmdogs Podcast is back and it’s our Twentieth Anniversary! This week we discuss the end of the Star Wars live action TV show and Kevin Smith‘s new horror flick Red State in the News. Then our episode takes a look back into the year 2000…It’s Mission to Mars vs. Red Planet in VS. In our Featured Topic we discuss the films from the Millennium and end with a One-Liner of the Week from one of it’s best. So wish us a Happy Anniversary and listen in.
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M. Night Shyamalan returns with “The Last Airbender”
The world has not been kind to Mr. Shyamalan. Ever since the huge success of “The Sixth Sense” it seems Shyamalan has been unable to live of to his own hype in many people’s eyes. I personally love “Unbreakable,” “Signs,” and “The Village.” In fact, I always say “The Village” is the best episode of The Twilight Zone of all time. As for “Lady in the Water” and “The Happening”… well it’s hard to defend those. “Lady in the Water” is extremely self indulgent and “The Happening” is a gigantic laughable mess. So it is about time for the man to have a comeback and show the film going community that he is a very good filmmaker. Read the rest of this entry »




