Deep Trap on OTT in India: You can watch Don Lee's psychological crime-thriller Korean film here now!

South Korean actor, Don Lee (Ma Dong-seok), who is widely famous for his action sequences and aggresive personality, impressed the Korean fans with the film, Deep Trap, in 2015. Now, it's time to impress his massive number of Indian fans too! The great news is Deep Trap has finally dropped on Lionsgate Play, on May 2, 2025. Interestingly, Indian fans can also watch the Korean thriller film on OTTplay Premium.

Deep Trap on Lionsgate Play

Starring Don Lee, Jee An, Kim Min-kyung, Jo Han-sun, Kang Seung-wan, Jeong Gi-seop, the 1-hour-36-minute film is filled with suspense, thrills, heinous crime scenes, with a sprinkle of horror. The film garnered rave back in 2015.

What's the plot of Deep Trap film?

The story follows a married couple–Junsik and Soyeon–who is carrying a deep sadness in their hearts. They have gone through the painful experience of losing their baby before it was born, a miscarriage that left them both emotionally scarred. Hoping to find some peace and a change in their life, they decided to take a trip to a faraway rural island. Their reaches to a small, isolated restaurant that had perhaps been recommended to them or that they had read about.

When they finally arrive on the remote island, the couple made their way to the restaurant. The owner of the restaurant, named Seongcheol (Don Lee), welcomes them with a smile and seems friendly. However, as Junsik and Soyeon spend more time there and interact with Seongcheol, they notice something unsettling and unexplainable about him. Seongcheol's behaviour seems a little odd, and the longer they stay, the more uneasy they start to feel. There is something about the way he act or speak that makes them feel increasingly worried and suspicious.

Other K-dramas and Korean films on Lionsgate Play

If you have already watched Deep Trap, and enjoyed the film, check out these other South Korean dramas and films available on Lionsgate Play and OTTplay Premium, that are extremely entertaining and enthusiastic. K-dramas like I'm Not a Robot, Flower of Evil, W: Two Worlds Apart, and K-films like Minari, Past Lives, The Dominantor, The Hot Blooded, Asurado, Hit Man, Midnight, all of these have become timeless classics for South Korean entertainment industry.