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A single mother finds that things in her family's life go very wrong after her two young children visit their grandparents.

Director:

 M. Night Shyamalan

Writer:

 M. Night Shyamalan (screenplay)

Stars:

 Olivia DeJonge, Ed Oxenbould, Deanna Dunagan

  

Storyline

Two children are sent to their grandparents house to spend a week with their grandparents while their single mom goes on a relaxing vacation with her boyfriend. One of the kids, Becca, decides to film a documentary about her grandparents in order to help her mom reconnect with her parents and also find out some things about her parents as well. While filming the documentary, however, Becca and her little brother, Tyler, discover a dark secret about their grandparents.

Details

Country:

 USA

Language:

 English

Release Date:

 11 September 2015 (USA) 

Also Known As:

 Untitled Blumhouse Horror 1 

Filming Locations:

 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

 

Box Office

Budget:

 $5,000,000 (estimated)

Opening Weekend:

 $25,427,560 (USA) (11 September 2015)

Gross:

 $27,038,785 (USA) (14 September 2015)

Technical Specs

Runtime:

 94 min

Sound Mix:

 Dolby Digital | SDDS | Datasat

Color:

 Color

User Reviews

The Night we knew and loved is finally back.

10 September 2015 | by gvalluri (India) 

Well that took a while but I can now say that he is back. I think this is the kind of film where he thrives– low budget, small and intimate domestic settings and a smaller scope. It has echoes of Signs, The Village and The Sixth Sense. I see that critics are comparing it to The Conjuring and I would agree to an extent yes, it has the same level of information withholding.

It's amazing how this film manages to be so wonderfully terrifying without the use of much cgi or special effects. A couple of points in the film I yelped and let out a nervous laughter (and I'm a tough guy).

M. Night Bashers will continue bashing this film but I feel this will stand the test of time, much like his best films. I hope he keeps this up and makes two or three more of these 'small' films quickly and then perhaps, people will eventually forget his larger failures.

I say, watch it. If anything, it's a fantastic lesson in directing horror through restraint.