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Storyline

Rookie police officer Jessica Loren has been assigned the last shift at a closing police station and must wait for a hazmat crew to collect biomedical evidence. Ordered not to leave the station under any circumstances, Jessica comes to learn that it's more than just an outdated station, it's home to the ultimate embodiment of evil and his devoted bloodthirsty followers. Jessica is left to fend for herself in the Devil's playground.

Released

2014-10-25
Revenue

n/a
Budget

n/a
Runtime

1hr 27m
Genre

Horror, Mystery
Status

Released
Language

English
5.8
Production

Skyra Entertainment

Crew

Anthony DiBlasi

Director

Anthony DiBlasi

Writer

Mary Lankford Poiley

Producer

Keywords:

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Cast

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

Matt Doman

Officer Ryan Price

Lindsi Jeter

Bashed Face Betty / Ghost Girl

Randy Molnar

Steve Loren

Jason Fusco

Bio Joe / Paymon Follower #1

Joe Martelli

Bio Clean #2 / Paymon Follower #2

Scott Poiley

Bio Clean #3

Chad Duncan

Paymon Follower #3

Jeremy S. Brock

Detective

Skyler Poiley

Ghost Girl

Danielle White

Ghost Girl

Amber Watson

Ghost Girl

Ashley Wilson

Ghost Girl

Erica Lea Shelton

Ghost Girl / Monica (voice)

Mona Pirnot

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Reviews for Last Shift

A Review by TheVidiot 6

Written by TheVidiot on 2022-05-17

Rookie police officer Jessica Loren (Juliana Harkavy THE WALKING DEAD) sits in her car parked outside a police station on the phone with her... read more

Rookie police officer Jessica Loren (Juliana Harkavy THE WALKING DEAD) sits in her car parked outside a police station on the phone with her fretting and worried mother. Loren's first day on the job is about to start and she is to watch over the police station that is all but closed; emergency calls are being routed to another station. Entering the station she is greeted by the oddly acting Sgt. Cohen (Hank Stone LEGION OF THE DEAD). The Sarge takes her on a tour of the station, there are no prisoners, no staff, no other officers, gives her his phone number in case of an emergency, tells her not to leave her post and heads home. The set up is familiar to anyone who has seen John Carpenter's ASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13 (and you have seen it, right?). but LAST SHIFT doesn't deal with a gang attack on the station, it goes in a very different direction. This is the station where Loren's police officer father was killed when the members of a Manson like cult were arrested and brought in to be interrogated. Those past tragic events haunt Loren and all sorts of spooky and bewildering incidents drive her to panic. Furniture re-arranges itself, a silent homeless man somehow finds access into the locked building, an emergency call comes in from a young woman who needs help to escape from her kidnappers, and Loren has visions of the long dead King of Hell cult members. Is the station haunted? Or is this an elaborate hoax being played on the rookie? Or is she loosing her mind? Co-writers Anthony DiBlasi and Scott Poiley, with DiBlasi directing, manage to take a simple scenario and one location and ratchet up the tension. It's not all that often the proverbial hairs on the back of my neck stand up while watching a film. Lead Juliana Harkavy creates a character that is tough yet vulnerable and believable. It certainly adds to the fear factor of a film when we sympathize with and care about the main character. The ending is a bit of a let down. The script and direction are smart and deft at treading the conventions of a horror film, so much so that I was expecting something other than the predictable 'twist' we have. But up until that point it is a spooky ride.