Last Shift Page #3

Synopsis: From director Anthony DiBlasi comes a Manson inspired horror film centering around a transitioning police station. Officer Jessica Loren has been assigned to wait for a Hazmat team to pick up bio-hazardous waste from the station's armory. 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. And now, Jessica is about to find out how dangerous they can be when she's left alone on this Last Shift.
Director(s): Anthony DiBlasi
  2 wins & 1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
5.7
Rotten Tomatoes:
100%
R
Year:
2014
90 min
840 Views


- I recognized the song.

- Okay, slow down, rookie.

Look, the Paymon family, they scattered

and they are under constant surveillance.

- Do you have a pen?

- Yes.

Write this down...

John-Victor-Ida-one-five-two-six-three.

Okay.

You get any more information you reference

that report number when you call back.

Okay.

Thanks.

Oh, my God!

You guys are f***ing with me.

All right, enough you guys. You got me,

all right? The joke is on the rookie.

Real f***ing funny.

Yeah, it's real f***ing funny.

Come out, sh*t heads!

You guys are a bunch of f***ing cowards.

Unbelievable.

You got me pretty good. I got to say,

you got me pretty, pretty good.

So?

So...

- What?

- Is it just you or are there others?

- No, it's just me.

- Well, that's real f***ing mature.

I am... I'm not following you.

Is this like your thing?

Is this what you do with your friends?

You put every rookie

through this little fun house?

Well... I don't think

that we are on the same page.

I came over here to check on you.

I'm Officer Ryan Price.

You're not...

you are not f***ing with me?

No. I swear on my life.

Can I come in?

- Yeah. I guess.

- Okay.

So, first night?

Yeah. How do you know?

Just the blinding gleam of your uniform

is kind of a dead giveaway.

Well, you came to check on me

and you've checked on me,

so now if you don't mind,

I actually have a lot of work to do.

Yeah. You seem super busy.

Wait... was that,

was that like a frown smile?

Was that, like, a fr-ile?

All right. So what's your story?

You got the short end of the straw

or you just got really unlucky?

Excuse me?

Well, someone made you come here

and check on me, right?

No. I don't... If you ask me,

I'm feeling pretty lucky.

Well, to be honest,

I don't completely mind the company.

- Rough night, I take it?

- Yeah, yeah. You could say that.

- That sounds terrible. What happened?

- Well, let's see.

There is a crazy, homeless man

in holding as we speak.

He pissed all over my lobby.

It's not really funny.

- It's... it's kind of funny.

- Actually, it was pretty gross.

Gross? I once had a perp sh*t

all over the back seat of my squad car.

Well... you win.

Are you okay?

Yeah. I'm fine.

Listen...

honestly, when I found out

you were working this shift,

I snuck away to come and see you.

I knew your father.

- Were you with him that night?

- Yeah.

I was there when that Paymon f*** sh...

- It's okay.

- No, I'm sorry.

No, it's okay. I wanna know.

They never disclosed the details.

He and I arrived early

on the scene and...

we were ordered to wait for backup.

But we could hear these poor girls

just begging for their lives.

So we went in.

And they opened fire.

And I was able to pull out four girls

while your dad held them off.

They killed six more girls

and two officers,

including your father.

He was a good cop.

And he'd be so proud of you.

Listen, I... I really have to go.

You... you really don't have to go.

I didn't mean what I said,

I'm sorry if I was rude. You can stay.

No, I...

Trust me, I'd love to but...

If you need anything at all

just give me a call,

and I can pop right over

and check on you.

- Do you remember my name?

- Officer Price.

Right.

I'll see you around.

Officer Price?

It's so dark in here. It's cold.

Get down! F***in' get down right now.

No, please!

Help! Help!

Help me! Help!

Help! Get me out!

Calm down! Calm down! Calm down!

Calm down! Calm down! What's wrong?

Get me out! Come on!

- I need to get out of here.

- This isn't real. This isn't real.

- Get me out!

- This isn't real.

Don't leave me in here!

From the kingdom of our father

The truth will be free

Through the mountains I'll be guided

Until I do see

I am safe in the arms

Of my master, my king

On the last day I will follow

My soul I will bring

From the kingdom of our father

The truth will be free

Through the mountains I'll be guided

Until I do see

I am safe in the arms

Of my master, my king

On the last day I will follow

My soul I will bring

From the kingdom of our father

The truth will be free

Through the mountains I'll be guided

Until I do see

I am safe in the arms

Of my master, my king

On the last day I will follow

My soul I will bring...

- Yeah?

- Sir, this is Officer Loren.

- Is the place on fire?

- No, sir.

- Are you dying?

- No, sir.

Then why the f*** are you calling me?

I don't know.

I am seeing things, I think.

What?

Like...

I just don't know if I can finish

the end of the shift, sir.

Missy, if you can't handle one night alone

in an empty police station

then I think you picked

the wrong line of work.

Apparently, the apple fell pretty far

from the f***ing tree.

So, should I inform the Captain

of your resignation

or should I expect to see you

at the end of the shift?

You'll see me at the end

of the shift, sir.

Good.

And don't call me again.

This is Joe.

Hey Joe, this is Officer Loren. What time

you guys are gonna be down here?

I'm knee deep in sh*t right now. I told you,

I'd call you back if things change.

All right, I'm going to be waiting for you

outside in my squad car, okay?

- Yeah, whatever lady.

- Thanks, Joe.

- Hello.

- I escaped.

- You escaped?

- I'm running.

Okay. Okay. This is good.

This is good. What's around you?

- Woods.

- Okay. What else?

- Wait. There's a sign.

- Okay, what does it say?

Carmichael Road.

Perfect. All right, is anybody

following you right now?

I don't... I don't know. I think so.

- Okay. Just hang tight, okay?

- Don't go.

No, I'm not going. I'll just gonna call

the dispatch on my cell phone

and we're gonna get a unit

over to your location ASAP.

Hurry!

You there?

They're getting close.

I'm gonna die, I know it.

You're not... you're not gonna die.

- I don't wanna die.

- You're not gonna die.

Monica, is there anything around you

you can use it as a weapon.

They are right next to me.

I'm here.

Hello?

Sh*t!

Police Department.

- Hello?

- Sanford Police Department.

Yeah, this is Officer Loren.

Please reference John-Victor-Ida-

one-five-two-six-three.

Please hold.

- Officer Loren?

- Yes.

- We spoke earlier regarding Monica Young.

- Yes, I have her location.

- I got in touch with her.

- Officer, she's dead.

What? No, no, no. I literally

just got off the phone with her.

No, she's been dead for a year.

Officer Loren?

Yes.

She was the last victim

of the Paymon Family Massacre.

Her body was found in the woods,

beaten to death with a baseball bat.

I don't understand.

I was just speaking to her. I was...

Look... there were only three

family members linked to the murders

but there were over a dozen more

living in the commune.

Maybe you were right.

There's a chance that the calls are coming

from one of them. Playing a sick joke.

Or...

Or what?

This is just between

the two of us, okay?

Nobody likes to talk

about it in the department,

but it was more than just rusty pipes

that got us out of that building.

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Anthony DiBlasi

Anthony DiBlasi is a producer and director known for working in the horror genre. more…

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