This is bad in a jaw-dropping "they can't really be serious, can they?" kind of way. The closest comparison I can draw is to Neil LaBute's "Wicker Man" and, like that film, the only consolation I can offer potential theater-goers is that you might want to see it just to be in on the ground floor when the film gets its ass handed back to it. - An Early Review of M. Night Shyamalan's THE HAPPENINGIt looks like Shyamalan's directorial career has bottomed out.
After viewing Lady in the Water I didn't think he could go any lower. It would appear I was mistaken.
(h/t to Ian Hamet for the heads-up.)
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