KNOCK AT THE CABIN Ending Explained | Full Plot Breakdown, Book Differences And Review

KNOCK AT THE CABIN Ending Explained | Full Plot Breakdown, Book Differences And Review. We review, recap and explain the new M. Night Shyamalan movie Knock At The Cabin. This contains major spoilers for the ending and a full breakdown of the films plot. Spoilers are in full effect here so if you haven't seen the movie then check out now.

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Alright so M. Night fans are in for another twist and turn psychological horror story, with his latest, Knock at the Cabin. Four strangers, One cabin. The “Signs” are all there. But yeah, we’re going to be breaking this thing down for y’all, what that ending means, a whole lotta symbolism, and of course our reaction and review on the movie and mandatory M. Night cameo.

All sorts of heavy spoilers in this one, so a huge thank you for clicking this, I’m your host Jared, now let’s get into Knock at the Cabin.

Alright so Knock at the Cabin opens on a family of three on vacation at a remote cabin in the woods. As we’re introduced to a young Wen catching grasshoppers. It’s funny because she is categorizing them in her little notebook, showing us she’s an inquisitive little girl. She looks up, as a stranger walks out of the woods towards her, and this is Dave Bautista’s, Leonard. After the two play a game of back and forth questions, Leonard’s friends follow behind, and he tells Wen his heart hurts because of what he has to do today.

Like BAAMM, we’re right into the home invasion portion of the movie, as Leonard and the group try to calmly reason and discuss what is about to happen, but have to use force against Daddy Andrew and Daddy Eric. The couple is tied up, after Eric hits his head, resulting in a concussion. The four strangers line up with their makeshift weapons, and Leonard tells them they need to make the ultimate sacrifice to stop the apocalypse. One of the three must willingly give their life to stop it, by the hand of another. “What? Noooo.”

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[movieforge]

The biggest twist for me is Dave Bautista can really act. He's kind of amazing. I very much did not see that coming. Touche Mr. Bautista. Touche

[FansFAX]

He finally did it, the twist was there was no twist

[mr.lightzplease]

You forgot to mention when Leonard knocks he knocks 7 times resembling the 7 seals that god protects his right hand with

[halesm]

I don't really understand why you looked at the colors that way... they also represent the horsemen colours-- conquest was the white horse (leonard) - he's a teacher and the one trying to overtake the couple he's wearing white; war was the red horse (redman)- had assaulted him in a bar ie. Violence, he's wearing a red shirt; famine was the black horse (Adrienne) - chef she's wearing black; and plague was the pale horse (sabrina) - nurse, and she's wearing pale yellow.

[JayScarim]

It may not have been a brain shattering twist but the twist was that the intruders were the horsemen and everything started going back to normal at the end, meaning it was all real.

[MatthewThiessen-dwyb]

Redman is the twist. Redman attacked them in the bar completely unprovoked because that is the beginning of the story for all involved. The night in the bar was when the couple decided to become parents, which completed and solidified their family love. Also because of that night Andrew bought the gun which made the choice to sacrifice Erik possible. Without the gun Andrew would've had to kill Erik with his bare hands or a homemade weapon which he would've never been able to do. Finding out Redman is the attacker, first to die and the person that found/started the post on the forum is when we the audience realize destiny brought these people together through Redman and his actions made this all possible. Was Redman attacking them destiny and if he didn't attack them would the couple be the chosen people to decide the fate of mankind?

[Fazerati]

For Andrew, good luck explaining to the authorities why there’s 5 bodies in the burned up remains of the cabin, 3 of them dead from blunt-force trauma. Plus, I’m sure someone will eventually come around asking about Eric’s whereabouts. Damn good thing he’s an attorney and his daughter is a witness.

[andimari]

I noticed when andrew and Erick were arguing at the end, andrew was talking about humanity that “they’re monsters” while Erick saying they’re just scared. Erick really sounded like Jesus there which makes sense since both made a sacrifice. I dont know who andrew is supposed to be, maybe the devil but I found it very cool how in that moment they represented Christian deities and their arguments for humanity

[searcher]

I kept waiting for the big twist but it never came and at the end, I thought, "that's it???". The acting and camera work were very good though. It gave me a very creepy claustrophobic feel as if I was in that cabin watching these events unfold.

[Jacesmith]

I called them being the 4 Horseman early on. I really enjoyed this especially the flashbacks of their relationship. The MVP is definitely Bautista's acting.

[thatguy]

One detail I thought was interesting is when they were waiting to see Wen as a baby, when they’re outside the room, Andrew tells Eric that he can pray and he won’t make a comment. I believe this means that Eric at some-point had faith. Eric also sees the figure in the light and has the feeling of them telling the truth hinted at before it was confirmed at the end when he dies.

[SunSalazar]

"Really don't know why Redman attacking them at the bar was a thing"

I think the point was to still instill that doubt in Andrew and the audience that all of this is still either a coincidence or some big con. I mean, Shyamalan knew what he was doing directing this movie because with him, you WANT there to be a big twist to look at.

[VinnieVertigo]

Dave Batista’s character, Leonard liked catching grasshoppers. What other insect looks identical and is often mistaken for grasshoppers? LOCUSTS! a.k.a. The Locusts Of Conquest who was the Horseman of Conquest?…Leonard was. Just another little detail I liked that wasn’t as obvious as their shirt colors clearly symbolizing which horseman each of them were.

[garrett]

This was WAY better than Old in my opinion. Bautista killed it!!!

[JohnnySturdivant]

Bautista is a BOMB ass actor yo! He gets better every time

[LucciClubStudios]

The 4 horsemen of the apocalypse twist got me I wasn’t expecting that at all I thought it was one the guys having a wild nightmare

[EarJuice]

The twist should've being they got the wrong cabin because Dave didn't have his glasses on.

[murphybenard]

It was definitely a movie that made you question your beliefs, what you would do, and who would you choose in that situation... and when or if you would have believed any of it.... for me the planes fallen was the kicker 🤷🏾‍♂️💯

[fieryblaze]

I really liked the guy’s character who had the concussion. He had an amazing personality.