LAST SHIFT HOW TO

Whist the film has a solid protagonist it does lack a decent antagonist (meaning that it never really felt that scary to me).

LAST SHIFT HOW TO

The isolated setting does serve the film well in the early stages in that there's a sense of claustrophobia to proceedings and it is possible to feel some fear for our protagonist, but sadly director Anthony DiBlasi doesn't seem to know how to develop the story in a manner that is either scary or interesting (many of the scenes are repetitive and start to become tiresome). I suppose it succeeds in this respect to a certain degree, but there are a whole host of problems with this film. Part of the beauty with the Last Shift lies with its simplicity - it essentially takes place in one location and attempts to use its isolated setting to try and draw fear from the audience. This seemingly routine task soon turns into a nightmare when the 'lone' officer starts noticing paranormal activity within the police station. Rookie officer Jessica Loren (Juliana Harkavy)is assigned to work the last shift at a police station before it is due to close.

Reviewed by jimbo-53-186511 3 / 10 So near and yet so far And now, Jessica is about to find out how dangerous they can be when she's left alone on this Last Shift.

But unbeknownst to Jessica, cult Leader John Michael Paymon has haunted the department ever since he and two of this followers committed suicide a year ago to date. Officer Jessica Loren has been assigned to wait for a Hazmat team to pick up bio-hazardous waste from the station's armory.

A Manson-inspired horror film centering around a transitioning police station.

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