Knock at the Cabin

"Knock at the Cabin" does not disappoint. It’s a movie that reminds us why Shyamalan is one of contemporary cinema’s greatest alchemists and a prime example of a filmmaker at his best and boldest.
- Simon Abrams

The Playlist »

This is the most contained movie of Shyamalan’s career; yet despite being primarily set in the one location, it never feels stagey, perhaps because larger events around the globe are never far from the characters’ thoughts.
- James Mottram

Games Radar »

It’s not up there with Shyamalan's best, but it’s a solid thriller that traps you in the middle of an impossible question and leaves you, like its characters, to figure out the answer.
- Clint Worthington

Consequence »

It’s a film from a creator who’s interested in probing the ideas of his earlier work with the style and workmanlike rigor of his comeback era. In turning his gaze toward the apocalypse, a messy, complicated filmmaker finally turns to the most neglected aspect of his reputation: that of a believer.
- Joshua Rivera

Polygon »

It is a poignant tale about faith and sacrifice — and, above all, avoiding family vacations at all costs.
- Matt Singer

ScreenCrush »

Translated from swedish: The final act may not be what many will be hoping for, and I'm not sure the film's thematic purpose doesn't get lost a little, but that doesn't change the fact that "Knock at the Cabin" is a thoughtful and gripping story.
- Lucas Mass

Swedish: moviezine.se »