“Trap” Movie Review

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Rated PG-13
Opens: August 2, 2024
Kevin says Trap ROCKS!

M. Night Shyamalan stays in his comfort zone with the new thriller TRAP.

The story follows a serial killer hiding as a normal family man who takes his daughter to a concert only to learn he’s been targeted by police. He must use his wits to escape capture.

I’ve been a fan of Shyamalan since his debut 25 years ago, and he works best when he’s doing straightforward Twilight Zone movies and overt suspense. With this in mind, he weaves a clever game of cat and mouse here.

There are some silly moments, like the casting of his daughter Saleka as the hot young pop star, and a few too many twists that leave you thinking, “Well, that was a coinkidink!” But for the most part, the story keeps you guessing and takes you beyond just a simple sting at a rock concert.

Josh Hartnett is the MVP here, playing a perfect psychopath whose normal demeanor never quite rings true but is still completely believable.

The film goes on a bit too long, but overall it’s a slick summer thriller that kept my interest.

TRAP gets three and a half concert tickets out of five. I’m Kevin Carr, and that’s the way I see it.

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