Last Shift

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Officer Jessica Loren has the last shift at a transitioning police station, assigned to wait for a hazmat crew who’s coming to pick up bio-hazard waste from the armory. But unbeknownst to Jessica, it’s more than just an old station. Cult leader John Michael Paymon has haunted the department ever since he and two of his followers committed suicide on the night they were captured. And now Jessica is about to find out how dangerous they can really be when she’s left all alone on this grave-yard shift. (Magnolia Pictures)

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POMO 

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français La policière joue bien et les garçons se sont amusés avec les effets sonores (je recommande de le regarder dans l'obscurité avec de bons écouteurs), mais le choix d'un environnement policièrement éclairé est délicat et le développement de l'intrigue autour du mystère des fantômes tourne toujours autour d'une seule chose, au point où le spectateur se fiche de ce que cela signifie réellement. Et finalement, cela n'a même pas beaucoup de sens. ()

kaylin 

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anglais In this one, the movie is definitely excellent. It is a horror film, which is truly scary. When you watch "Last Shift," you will definitely feel what fear is or at least have that pleasant shiver that comes when you watch a good horror film. It has its flaws, for example, in acting and script, but there aren't that many similar horror films that are terrifying even to the viewer. ()

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anglais An effective ninety-minute ghost story. DiBlasi exploits that time with every known way a ghost story can scare (phone calls, lights going out, auditory hallucinations, doors opening an closing, scary manifestations, unscary manifestations that actually lead to the scary ones, etc., etc.) without using them in any interesting way (with the exception perhaps of the scene with the torch, that one was good). It’s basically the same as every other ghost story that can end either in this or in that other way, so there aren’t many surprises to talk about. To me this film feels so ambiguously unfinished that the conclusion is either one way or the other. In any case, Last Shift is nothing original that can be a future topic of conversation. As a direct to video release is fine, in fact, compared to similar films it’s quite good thanks to the competent craftsmanship and atmosphere that make it pretty effective. Thumbs up. ()

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