James McAvoy is over-the-top terrific as a man with 23 personalities in the M. Night Shyamalan shocker.

In his latest thriller, “Split,” the “Sixth Sense” director tackles dissociative identity disorder.

Through the ups and downs of his career, the name M. Night Shyamalan has always been synonymous with one thing: twist. While watching his films, it’s easy ...

Read Empire's review of M. Night Shyamalan's latest thriller, Split.

And you are...? M. Night Shyamalan returns to form with an entertaining but absurd thriller

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James McAvoy plays a kidnapper with two dozen personalities in 'Split,' M. Night Shyamalan's latest thriller.

The film, which has the director's trademark twists, premiered at Fantastic Fest.

M Night Shyamalan’s bonkers return-to-form thriller starring James McAvoy and Anya Taylor-Joy is enjoyably over the top

There’s something exciting about a filmmaker scribbling away at a movie comic in his own corner.

Unlikely as it might seem at this point in his up-and-down career, M.

M. Night Shyamalan comes close to recapturing his former touch

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The film is the work of a puppet master who works with an admirable but unoriginal industrial efficiency.

The film, which involves a production of the Arthur Miller play in present-day Tehran, considers intimacy, respect, and the violation of both.

By the end of M. Night Shyamalan’s new corkscrewing psychological thriller, you may question your own sanity. James McAvoy’s impressive range is on full ...

It isn’t up to par with his previous chiller, “The Visit,” but M. Night Shyamalan’s latest features a dazzling performance by James McAvoy as a villa...

“Split” represents something of a return to form — or formula — for its writer and director, M. Night Shyamalan. It’s all plot, spun into a ribbon ...

What raises ‘Split’ above a level of processed Shyamalan cheese is a colorful performance by James McAvoy as a man with 24 personalities.

Through the ups and downs of his career, the name M. Night Shyamalan has always been synonymous with one thing: twist. While watching his films, it’s easy ...

Unimaginative horror movies are a dime a dozen, but overlong, boring, unimaginative horror movies? Those are rare. However, in Split, that’s what writer/di...

It’s exciting to see Shyamalan on such confident footing once more, all these years later.

We don’t mislabel it “schizophrenia” any more. And few call them “multiple personalities” these days. It’s “Dissociative identity disorder” n...

Does multiple-personality psycho-thriller 'Spilt' officially signal M. Night Shyamalan's comeback? Peter Travers on why it will scare you to death.

Shyamalan returns with a complex and surprisingly poignant thriller with an incredible performance from James McAvoy.

Dir/scr: M. Night Shyamalan. US. 2016. 120mins

Split is a gamble that may not pay off, but it's far from anonymous, says Charlotte O'Sullivan

There's a twist to M. Night Shyamalan's Split that caught me flat-footed: It's actually a good movie, something his past decade made as hard to predict as Br...

Thanks to a brilliant performance by James McAvoy

M. Night Shyamalan movies are almost always better when he’s having fun. Like The Visit, Split makes mischief out of the balance between horror and comedy,...

James McAvoy, who plays a kidnapper with multiple personalities, is excellent, but the film falls short of Shyamalan’s 2015 film The Visit

The director of The Sixth Sense goes grindhouse

James McAvoy captivates as a kidnapper with 23 personalities, but the real surprise is that Shyamalan mostly suppresses his instinct to overreach

Director returns to form as James McAvoy's villain bounces between 23 identities

Actor plays a variety of personalities in M. Night Shyamalan's latest.

A welcome return to form from "The Sixth Sense" director M. Night Shyamalan, whose new mind-bender is a worthy extension of his early work.

My loathing of Split goes beyond its derivative ideas and secondhand parts.

My loathing of Split goes beyond its derivative ideas and secondhand parts.

Split is never as clever or poignant as it thinks it is, but James McAvoy won't let it be forgotten, either.