Trap' isn't quite a Shyamalan masterpiece, but it delivers a unique and entertaining experience. The film follows a serial killer named Cooper, played by Josh Hartnett, who is evading a police blockade while attending a concert with his daughter, Riley, portrayed by Ariel Donoghue.

It's fascinating to see the creative methods and twists Shyamalan employs to build tension throughout the movie. The concert venue setting is unique—it's one of the only narrative films to use such a location as its primary setting, making it immediately captivating.

Despite some cringe-worthy dialogue, Josh Hartnett delivers a great performance that keeps the audience engaged. Shyamalan excels at creating fascinating concepts, reminiscent of his work in 'Old.' Like 'Old,' 'Trap' ultimately leaves viewers with an average overall feeling by the end.

However, the film's hour and 45-minute runtime manages to entertain. The tension is decent, and it's interesting to see how the story unfolds. Hopefully, Shyamalan will soon deliver a premise that not only captivates but also hits a home run in terms of thrills and suspense. But for now, 'Trap' is worth a watch if you're looking for a light, suspenseful film.