Knock at the Cabin Review: Poor Structure Haunts Shyamalan's Latest

Knock at the Cabin Review by TheJonathanSim: Poor Structure Haunts Shyamalan's Latest

Knock at the Cabin

The performances and dialogue are stilted, some of them feeling so carefully scripted and crafted that you remember you’re watching a fictional narrative. However, some of the dialogue can be humorous to the point where the tension vanishes, and there is a scene that feels straight out of, where the four antagonists line up and introduce their name, their job, and more about themselves.

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