Trap certainly had a cool and promising premise, but ultimately falls short due to a poor execution of the story. Far too many conveniences and implausibilities, and it starts to crumble after the characters leave the concert. Josh Harnett was fine I thought, it isn't M. Night Shyamalan's worst effort, but there is a distinct lack of tension, and the whole affair just feels very wrote. Not for me.
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