After finding the dead body of Commander Meeks (Jason Tremblay) and the body of a dead man with a similar tattoo to him — we see this guy get his head gorily blown clean off with a shotgun — Detective Grant Pierce (Jaime M. Callica) decides to take matters into his own hands and get revenge on whoever is running the ever-evolving, never stopping and always moving trap house that is filling his city with meth and the morgue with dead bodies thanks to all of its traps.

There’s a gas masked meth cook killer who is smart enough to jam phone signals as he lures criminals and cops alike to his trap house. The crooks — who include Roscoe (Fletcher Donovan), Sandy and Cormac, have forced Fibs (Peter Bundic) , a high school basketball player who has barely survived the death of his mother and the alcohol addiction of his father, to be part of their gang as they go Lights Out and try to rob the trap house. At the same time, Pierce is undercover and has left the cops after arguing with one-time friend Chief Bougourd (Benjamin Wilkerson) takes him off the case.

Directed by Nicholas Humphries and written by Jordan Robinson (Requiem for a Scream), this is a movie that basically has a trap house with traps. And a baby. They have a baby in the trap house! Nobody trusts anybody as they enter this den of drug highs and quick death. So they could either kill one another or have the house kill them. Man, I’m shocked the child isn’t armed or ruining its baby teeth by smoking up all that Christmas tree laying around!

If you didn’t like this, Tubi also has the movies Queen of the Trap House, Queen of the Trap House 2 and Dog Face: A Trap House Horror.

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