I walked into 'Trap' with low expectations and walked out entertained.

'Trap' is the latest venture directed, written, and produced by M. Night Shyamalan, the film stars Josh Hartnett, Ariel Donoghue, Saleka Shyamalan, Hayley Mills, and Alison Pill.

It follows the tense story of a serial killer attending a concert with his daughter while evading a police blockade.

• Suspension of Disbelief: The film requires viewers to suspend their disbelief as they dive into a world where everything seems conveniently placed, and dialogues often feel wrong. If you embrace this, the movie delivers an entertaining experience.

• Engaging and Original Plot: As the story unfolds, I found myself constantly trying to piece together the puzzle. The narrative keeps you on edge, eagerly anticipating the next twist and the ultimate conclusion. This sense of anticipation is where Trap excels.

• Performance Highlights: Josh Hartnett delivers an incredible performance, bringing depth and intensity to his character. Saleka shines as a believable pop star, with her original songs. However, her acting is less strong in some critical moments.

• Authentic Concert Setting: The concert setting is impressively realistic, enhancing the film's immersive quality. Together with Saleka's very believable performance, it feels like our characters are truly part of an authentic concert experience.

'Trap' is fun, funny, and a bit Hitchcockian.

If you miss Josh Hartnett, you'll love him in this. It explores themes of parenthood and obsession while blending suspense and humor. Despite some shortcomings, it promises what it sets out to be: an entertaining psychological thriller.

If you're willing to suspend your disbelief, it's definitely worth watching.