M. Night Shyamalan’s upcoming film, Trap, has been unveiled as a captivating psychological thriller set at a concert. During his appearance at CineEurope, Shyamalan shared intriguing details about his latest project, revealing that it delves into the suspenseful world of a concert setting.
Undoubtedly, there is more to the story than meets the eye, considering Shyamalan’s reputation for delivering unexpected and thought-provoking narratives.
Currently, there is limited information available about Trap, except for its planned release in 2024. The film was initially announced in February and will mark Shyamalan’s sixteenth feature film.
“I have a new idea that I’ve started writing,” Shyamalan disclosed in an interview with NME. “It’s due for release in 2024, and it’s incredibly exciting. It falls within the thriller genre, but it offers a fresh and unconventional perspective. I’m thrilled about the story and can’t wait to share it with you all.”
I must emphasize that the unique angle through which the story is approached adds to its excitement. While the overall narrative may have familiar elements, the perspective offered is truly extraordinary.
While Shyamalan’s last five movies were distributed by Universal Pictures, Trap will mark his first collaboration with Warner Bros. In expressing his enthusiasm for joining the company, Shyamalan stated, “I love that feeling, that electrifying sensation of anticipation. I must emphasize that the angle through which the story is approached makes it incredibly exciting. While the overarching narrative may contain familiar elements, the perspective is truly unique.”
Shyamalan has a well-established reputation for delivering mind-bending plot twists, so it’s safe to assume that Trap will not be a straightforward experience.
In addition to his upcoming projects, Shyamalan is also involved as a producer in his daughter Ishana’s directorial debut, The Watchers. However, for those longing for a sequel to Knock at the Cabin, Shyamalan dashed their hopes, stating, “I probably wouldn’t do another sequel. Originally, Unbreakable was intended to be a trilogy, so that’s how I conceived it—as a long, overarching story. But beyond that, not really.”
If you’re interested in delving deeper into the world of M. Night Shyamalan, be sure to check out our analysis of how spirituality takes precedence over suspense in Knock at the Cabin, as well as our comprehensive rankings of M. Night Shyamalan’s films.
Ryan Leston is an entertainment journalist and film critic for IGN. You can follow him on Twitter.
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