Articles about The Sixth Sense

''Cabin in the Woods'' asks audiences not to spoil its surprises. A reasonable request? Let's look at how ''Psycho,'' ''Sixth Sense,'' ''Usual Suspects,'' and more reward you for keeping your head in the sand.

They've made the year's most eagerly anticipated horror movie, but which films give Chris Hemsworth, co-writer Joss Whedon, director Drew Goddard, and cohorts the heebie-jeebies? See their picks in hair-raising fare.

Can scariness be quantified? Sure. Here's how Psycho, Halloween, Paranormal Activity, and 37 others rank against one another when judged by commercial and critical success

Forgot grandmotherly or senior sex symbol - @npr came up with 20 male film roles Helen Mirren would have dominated

Interesting column by @CKlosterman on spoilers and the age of new media; would "The Sixth Sense" even get made today?

Some movies are completely ruined by knowing what the ending is. This results in films with twist endings doing poorly at the box office. This NYTimes article talks about the impact the blogosphere has on films and their endings.

The importance of "buzz," interpersonal chatter, for the success of a movie.

They've made the year's most eagerly anticipated horror movie, but which films give Chris Hemsworth, co-writer Joss Whedon, director Drew Goddard, and cohorts the heebie-jeebies? See their picks in hair-raising fare.

''Cabin in the Woods'' asks audiences not to spoil its surprises. A reasonable request? Let's look at how ''Psycho,'' ''Sixth Sense,'' ''Usual Suspects,'' and more reward you for keeping your head in the sand.

Can scariness be quantified? Sure. Here's how Psycho, Halloween, Paranormal Activity, and 37 others rank against one another when judged by commercial and critical success

Forgot grandmotherly or senior sex symbol - @npr came up with 20 male film roles Helen Mirren would have dominated

Interesting column by @CKlosterman on spoilers and the age of new media; would "The Sixth Sense" even get made today?

Some movies are completely ruined by knowing what the ending is. This results in films with twist endings doing poorly at the box office. This NYTimes article talks about the impact the blogosphere has on films and their endings.

The importance of "buzz," interpersonal chatter, for the success of a movie.