Trap House, an action thriller movie featuring Dave Bautista, premieres in US theaters this Friday, and fans are wondering if it has a mid, post, or end-credits scene. Bautista has garnered widespread fame for portraying significant characters in various franchises, including the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and the after-credits scenes have become a crucial component in franchise filmmaking. Accordingly, it makes sense that fans want to know whether Trap House has a scene that appears after the credits have started rolling.

Is there a post, mid or end credits scene in Dave Bautista’s Trap House?

No, Trap House doesn’t have a mid-credits, post-credits, or end-credits scene. The movie ends as the credits begin rolling.

While the post- and end-credits scenes have almost become a norm in franchise filmmaking, standalone projects don’t often include them. The primary purpose of these scenes is usually to indicate that the story will continue or to include a fun Easter egg or reference for fans. These aspects aren’t necessarily important when a movie exists by itself.

However, some franchise movies don’t include an after-credits scene, and it appears that Trap House might be one of them. In a recent interview with MovieWeb, Bautista revealed that the filmmakers planned Trap House as a franchise. He said, “And the reason was that I set this film up to be a franchise. And I knew, moving forward, it would be all about the kids.”

The Guardians of the Galaxy actor continued, “This was always developed to be that. And the first film we would have to establish, you know, the kids and the relationships, but I was always one of the parents to be the backdrop, because I wanted this to be about the kids and move forward with the kids.”

Michael Dowse directed Trap House. The cast includes Dave Bautista, Jack Champion, Sophia Lillis, Bobby Cannavale, Kate del Castillo, Whitney Peak, and Tony Dalton.