Last Shift
Overview
A rookie cop is tasked with taking the last shift at a police station before it is permanently closed, but it turns into a living nightmare.
Cast
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Anthony DiBlasi Director -
Juliana Harkavy Jessica Loren -
Joshua Mikel John Michael Paymon -
Hank Stone Grip Cohen -
J. LaRose Patrick Black -
Sarah Sculco Kitty Paymon -
Kathryn Kilger Dorthea Paymon -
Natalie Victoria Marigold -
Mary Lankford Poiley Birdie
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Matt Doman Officer Ryan Price
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Lindsi Jeter Bashed Face Betty
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Lindsi Jeter Ghost Girl
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nonsense movie😤😤😤 waste of tyme and data
i give this movie seven stars. truly gave me goosebumps
there is nothing more pathetic than people who obviously must've been part of the cast or crew writing glowing reviews for movies that are horrible. Seriously guys stop you're embarrassing yourself. A rookie cop on her very first shift is to guard a police station that will be closing down in the morning. And it turns out the police station is haunted by a wanna be Manson family. Sigh...The film uses every tired and overused horror cliché in the book but they're thrown at you in such a bumbeling and clumsy way that any effect they might have had evaporates into a cloud of dumb. This movie sucks so hard that it actually creates a vacuum in which you will pass out from intellectual hypoxia within seconds of being exposed to it. Don't. Just don't.
I pretty much agree with both Jim's & Lucas' reviews above. It's interesting to note how yet AGAIN, the immediate negative votes for negative reviews . Negative votes are for reviews that are 'NOT HELPFUL', not because you don't agree with them. Anyway... I was severely disappointed with this movie. I DO like the premise and I feel that the film makers were indeed going for a Classic John Carpenter 'ASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13' feel. But to me, I honestly didn't think that it was done that well. It's sad when they start with a good idea, but then the talent to bring it off just simply isn't there, at least not in this case in my lowly and wretched opinion. After reading some reviews and going into the movie knowing the basic premise, I was REALLY looking forward to seeing this. I really like the 'Deserted Police Station' Horror films, especially the recent 'LET US PREY' (Now THAT is a damn good film, full of atmosphere, dread, and LOTS of style!) This movie here though... I just kept watching it hoping that it would get better. I really liked the idea of the rookie girl alone in the decommissioned police station, and a FEW of the scares were okay. It's like if you read them from the script, you might think, yeah, that sounds pretty cool, but in the execution it just didn't really come across right. And then as I mention in my Summary, just showing us some really unpleasant sights, such as the disgusting looking bathroom (like, gee, never seen THAT before...) just to gross us the h
Clearly, a low budget film. Good film-makers, when confronted with a lack of funds, will compensate with a lot of creativity. "Last Shift" falls squarely into this category. The film makes good use of their locale, and builds an air of dread that slowly begins to pay off. One nice touch is the use of quiet to build tension. In a few places, the music becomes intrusive, but a lot of the creepiness is in odd sounds (with nice use of the 5.1 surround mix). Only once or twice did they go for the "booga booga coming out at you out of a dark place" shtick. I thought the lead actress was very believable through most of the film. If the film faltered anywhere, it was nearer the end, when the lead character began to respond in more typical "illogical victim," but one could almost understand that given the psychological state of that character. SPOILER The only major way this film let me down as at the end. They had to go for "the twist," and in this case... ...it was "evil wins," which I find is something I don't care to spend nearly two hours of my life watching. Otherwise, very solid effort, making an authentically spooky and fairly original film on very little money.