It is not deep, but it is fun to watch. It does have a bit more of an edge to it than other similar films.

There are better movies of two hours length. I loved the actress'performance.

It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.

This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

This is one of my favorite horror movies of all time. I almost feel like this movie is my little secret that I get to share with the few others who have seen it because it truly is a hidden gem. Genuinely creepy without relying on jump scares, a very unique and well-done plot, a fulfilling ending, and not to mention the compelling scares, are what make this movie amazing. This movie is just another example of a low budget non-Hollywood movie that outshines all the other Hollywood jump scare (playing loud music as a friend taps the character on the shoulder out of nowhere) nonsense. The only problem I have with this movie is that it barely goes over the top and gets slightly far-fetched at times; I wish it would have stayed a little more grounded and not get too carried away at some points. This is why I cannot give this movie a 10, but I have seen so many horror movies and this is one of my favorites and I would highly recommend this to people as long as they have an open mind.

I am a horror fan. I love all things horror especially when it comes to horror movies. This was a good film in my opinion and I haven't heard of it until I watched it with my friend and we really liked it. It is a creepy movie and it's a good movie too. I mean it does have it's annoying ghost movie plot sequences but i do like this movie.

This movie had a interesting premise: "A rookie cop's 1st shift in the last night of a closing police station alone turns into a living nightmare."Too bad the "living nightmare" is a headache involving loud noises and screams every few seconds along with bad jump "scares" which stop working the moment they showed up. In-fact the sounds are also used as jump "scares" before the actual jump scares show up. It's THAT bad.Creating a movie based on Manson family alone should be a bad idea. There is nothing scary about a bunch of crazy people going around shooting or killing random people. Maybe it was scary back in the day when it actually happened, but now we've seen worse acts committed in movies alone, forget in reality (ISIS).Let's talk about the actress, the protagonist who's supposed to carry the whole movie on her shoulders. The movie lasts for about 80 mins (excluding credits of course) and ONLY after 70 mins, you for the first time, will see a "horror" expression on her face. In those 70 mins, she looks mildly annoyed and suffering from constipation. That look refuses to change except in the last 10 minutes. I started laughing at the "scares" accompanied by her constipated look.In-fact, I was so bored that I actually started focusing on her uniform, how cheap it looked, her shoes which were like Nike shoes, her awful police logo.. it's all just cheap. Event the police station where this takes place looks like a small hospital which they tried to pass off as a police station (with ONE CELL). Terrible plot, terrible acting, no horror and a wasted premise on crappy Manson family. Great. Another waste of time after I sat through State of Emergency.2/10 - 2 for one thing I liked about the movie.. which I forgot while writing the review. :))

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.