jollylolly I have watched many horror movies as long as i could remember and this is one of the best ive watched so far. twist of plot at the end is the best..! if you love movies with suspense and jumpscares, this is the one. the unexpected ending killed me!!!!

Blarg Kliggle I wanted to like this movie but between the predictable ending, the equally predictable jump scares, and the fact that the "monsters" were given too much screen time added up to a pretty mediocre movie. Before the half way point I managed to guess correctly that this would all be in her head(or maybe it was real, the ending made me feel that the director wasn't sure either). When it comes to scares, by the second half I could tell when the jump-scares were coming. The monsters/villains/demonic-entities often showed up well lit, the best horror movies almost universally clothe their monsters in shadows knowing it will hide any shortcomings the monster may have. The worst part of the movie personally was when the interview tapes played by themselves resulting in a torrent of cliché and the best chance to make this movie something far better. During the scene with the interviews the leader of the killer cult that now haunts the police station states that they are not devil worshipers while hinting at some force in hell that existed far before Satan took up residence, missing the chance for some good old fashioned cosmic horror, the movie never comes back to this. All in all there are worse movies to spend your time on.

svenjergensen Pretty fun for a low budget horror. My biggest complaint is I think they really blew an opportunity. They revealed things way too quickly. It's a simple fact of horror movies; the more you show the villain, the less scary they become. When you reveal the monster (or in this case, ghost of a crazy murderous family) they lose their shock value. I kept waiting for a bigger climax but was sorely disappointed. All that said, brilliant set up, great execution using a single location, and awesome acting. It's worth a watch!

Nancy666 Directed by Anthony DiBlasi (Dread), Last Shift is a well-written and decent horror movie.Revolving around newcomer officer, Jessica Loren (Juliana Harkavy) who starts her first night shift in a police station that is basically abandoned but needing "security". She is greeted and soon left alone by her rather intense commanding offer and strange occurrences begin to unfold as the night progresses. The movie is pretty fast paced, there's a load of jumps scares and it has some pretty creepy moments. I'd recommended it.