To graduate from being a run-of-the-mill film director to being called a “film auteur,” there needs to be an undeniably unique style, form or fashion to a person’s movies. Christopher Nolan, Quentin Tarantino and Martin Scorsese are all such auteurs who have earned that title with their own unique styles. (Nolan is perhaps best known for deeply convoluted plots, Tarantino for hyper-stylized violence and Scorsese for pretty much only producing epics.) M. Night Shyamalan has also earned the moniker of “auteur,” and that’s thanks to his insistence on including jarring plot twists in most of his f…