M. Night Shyamalan is not known as a director who takes a lot of time between projects. There was a six year gap between his first two films – 1992's Praying With Anger and 1998's Wide Awake – but since the release of The Sixth Sense in 1999, he's never gone more than three years without producing another feature. As such, it will be hardly surprising to anyone paying attention to learn that the filmmaker is already developing his follow-up to Knock At The Cabin.
While Knock At The Cabin wasn't Shyamalan's biggest box office success story, it does have the distinction of being the movie that dethroned Avatar: The Way Of Water this past February, and the filmmaker isn't resting on his laurels. Reporting out of CineEurope, Deadline says that Shyamalan is now working with Warner Bros. on a feature that is titled Trap. Not much was said about the in-the-works project, but it's being described as a "psychological thriller set at a concert."
