M. Night Shyamalan has not been idle. A year after his Knock At the Cabinthe director is already back in theaters with a new project. Here, there are no cataclysmic threats or fantasy, he anchors his horrific proposition in a much more down-to-earth context. Trap intends to immerse viewers behind the scenes of a pop star.
Josh Harnett embodies a family father came to enjoy the performance with his teenage daughter. He soon noticed that a strange police operation was being put in place. Law enforcement hunts serial killer who is in the assembly. The common man might have feared finding himself in the middle of a possible exchange of fire, the character is preoccupied with something else. He’s the serial killer. He is determined to escape… whatever the cost.
After a first trailer that was already particularly chatty, the new Warner Bros film goes into detail. The company has understood that box office tickets are expensive in the middle of summer and hopes to use its arguments to convince viewers. The video goes like this: amount of sneaky tactics of this father. Teenage girls pushed down stairs, third-degree burns and a sadistic little laugh to go with it all, he will stop at nothing. Warner Bros. promises a cinematic experience in the pure Shyamalan tradition.
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Back in grace
M.Night Shyamalan doesn’t only have successes to his credit. While the director can boast of having hatched some of the most iconic films of the 2000s, he also has a few scandals to his credit. The latest is undoubtedly Old, which did not appeal to critics and audiences upon its release. Knock at the Cabin — released last year — seemed to mark the strong comeback of the father of Sixth Sense et Unbreakable. Trap could be a new one A nervous and flawless thriller… The first images are in any case rather exciting.
Shyamalan is not the only one making a strong comeback. A star of the 2000s, then confined to supporting roles, Josh Harnett is enjoying a renaissance on the small and big screen. This time, the actor is stepping into the spotlight, after notable appearances in Oppenheimer by Christopher Nolan and Operation Fortune by Guy Ritchie. He will be giving the reply to Ariel Donoghue, Hayley Mills, Alison Pill. Shyamalanthe director’s daughter, will play the pop star who finds herself, despite herself, at the heart of this hunt. The appointment is made at the cinema from Next August 7th.
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