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THR seems to specify it is just his films at Universal he self-financed.
Shyamalan reinvented himself with his work at Universal, which distributed The Visit, the 2015 found-footage horror film that earned $98 million on a $5 million budget. It was the start of a fruitful relationship for the studio and the filmmaker, who had entered a fallow period after a series of big budget bombs, including The Last Airbender and After Earth.
He followed up The Visit with Split (2017), Glass (2019), Old (2022) and his most recent, Knock at the Cabin. The filmmaker self-financed his own projects at Universal, and was known for his work with producer Jason Blum.
DL: Trap, Shyamalan’s next project as a director which is dated for August 2, 2024. [TRAP] new ticker for UMNSH now at WB Feb 16, 15:34
That new date is his old "SIXTH SENSE/SIGNS" release date, also two months after his daughter's film. {nm} Feb 16, 15:35
And boy, WB really seems to be over-compensating for losing James Wan. {nm} Feb 16, 15:37
i thought Night's thing was he always funded his stuff himself, for better or worse {nm} Feb 16, 15:45
THR seems to specify it is just his films at Universal he self-financed. Feb 16, 15:56
another reason Blum tweeted yesterday {nm} Feb 16, 15:59
Pretty perfect "the other shoe dropping" after the deal with his his M. Night's daughter was announced {nm} Feb 16, 16:02
I like Jason a lot but he should not be the smartest person in Hollywood and right now he kinda seems like he is {nm} Feb 16, 16:07
easier when horror is the genre you mostly stick to {nm} Feb 16, 16:36
He got an Oscar nomination for Whiplash. {nm} Feb 16, 18:38