'Unbreakable' star Spencer Treat Clark delves deep into the 'Eastrail 177' trilogy, from his relationship with Bruce Willis to the bananas commercial jingle that's been stuck in his head for decades.

Liz Shannon Miller is a Los Angeles-based writer and editor, and has been talking about television on the Internet since the very beginnings of the Internet. Prior to serving as Senior TV Editor at ...

Matt Goldberg has been an editor with Collider since 2007. As the site's Chief Film Critic, he has authored hundreds of reviews and covered major film festivals including the Toronto International ...

Unbreakable is the only film in the trilogy that Night didn't pay for. Its budget of $75 million produced $248 million. Split was made on a budget of $9 million, all at the expense of M. Night ...

Compared to those films, Unbreakable forged something new, something that took its comic book roots seriously. While Shyamalan's original story had no basis in comics, it played a foundational role in ...

19 years after he played Bruce Willis' wide-eyed son in Unbreakable, Spencer Treat Clark has returned to one of his most memorable roles Nearly two decades after he played Bruce Willis’ wide-eyed son ...

M. Night Shyamalan's upcoming film Split has preview audiences comparing it to his glory days of The Sixth Sense, Signs and Unbreakable. A kidnapping thriller, Split looks like a demented detour into ...