The Buried Secret of M. Night Shyamalan Actually Exists

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Chris Stuckmann talks about The Buried Secret of M. Night Shyamalan, the hilarious mockumentary that was marketed as a real-life expose of the filmmaker. It aired on the SyFy channel in July 2004, and afterwards, SyFy admitted the whole thing was a big hoax to promote The Village. Let’s have some fun talking about this insane piece of moviemaking.

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Chris is a level 5 fan. He’s even trying to cover up Shyamalans secret

noahs

It’s the equivalent of a famous documentarian following Christopher Nolan on the set of Tenet, hypothesizing that the man has actually discovered time travel.

UltimateKyuubiFox

Every time I hear the words M. Night Shamylan, my brain splits in half and declares war on each other.

rube

"If he leaves the Philadelphia area, his movies will suck". Welp! This might be a REAL documentary🤣

coachken

That scene with the teenagers outside was so funny

"Everyone knows..."

DrDolan

I love Chris' reviews but I like when he talks about things he's interested in but are a little off the cuff

SoCloseToToast

The buried secret is that he has the ability to make excellent movies but chooses not to 🤯

fordis

Here’s a missed opportunity: those boys should’ve called themselves “the night club”

ramansandhu

When I was younger my dad told me that “This is Spinal Tap” was a real story about a band and it made me terrified of spontaneously combusted

benbacharach

This seems like a classic Joaquin Phoenix idea.

lmp

As someone who works on set... The whole “no eye contact while directing” and “don’t get in the actors eye line” is not unheard of at all haha.

maternalheart

M Night Shyamalan's secret is that he's in a "Yesterday" situation where no one remembers his favorite director existing, so he copied that guy's movies, got famous, and started making his own original work. That's the only explanation for the drop in quality

cadenmeyer