The initial concept for Trap really grabbed me after seeing the preview. The notion of a serial killer taking his daughter to a concert resembling a Taylor Swift show, only for it to be a planned police operation to arrest him, immediately got my attention. I’ve consistently appreciated M. Night Shyamalan's movies, especially when he reveals the central twist early on. With Josh Hartnett playing the serial killer, I …

This movie, "Trap," proves to be a really suspenseful experience, consistently holding your attention due to its captivating storyline and surprising developments.

The most enjoyable aspects of this movie are clearly showcased in the promotional trailers. "Cooper," portrayed by Josh Hartnett, brings his daughter "Riley" (Ariel Donoghue) to witness a performance by "Lady Raven" (Saleka Shyamalan). However, their experience is interrupted when law enforcement suddenly raids the venue. Through information from a merchandise vendor, it's revealed that this was an intricate setup de…

It’s disappointing how much 'Trap' declines after a promising start. The initial scenes set at the music concert were genuinely engaging and held my attention. However, once the action moves beyond the arena, the film really falls apart. The latter part of the movie was an unpleasant experience; it seemed to drag on endlessly. The narrative is riddled with inconsistencies, illogical plot developments, and question…

M. Night Shyamalan’s most irritating filmmaking habits are in full effect with his new movie "Trap," a psychological thriller that initially seems like it might be interesting, but ultimately falls apart due to ridiculous plot developments. This isn't one of Shyamalan’s better works; the film meanders and stumbles toward an unbelievable and absurd revelation—so silly that it’s impossible to accept what’s happening on…