I personally like the original last shift better. It seemed like a scarier and tighter story that didn't explain too much. Not to say this one is bad, it just seems unnecessary. Nine years is a little early to remake something and if you put them side by side you wouldn't be able to tell which one is the older one visually unlike remaking something like Original the Hills have eyes. But like I said, this one does add a lot of extra content regarding the cult and the back story there. It also goes a little Lovecraft style towards the end. I think the showing too much took away from the horror and made it feel more like a grind house splatter film. It's worth a watch but I wouldn't pass up the original for this one.
Shout by mike12377BlockedParent2023-05-28T18:26:59Z
I personally like the original last shift better. It seemed like a scarier and tighter story that didn't explain too much. Not to say this one is bad, it just seems unnecessary. Nine years is a little early to remake something and if you put them side by side you wouldn't be able to tell which one is the older one visually unlike remaking something like Original the Hills have eyes. But like I said, this one does add a lot of extra content regarding the cult and the back story there. It also goes a little Lovecraft style towards the end. I think the showing too much took away from the horror and made it feel more like a grind house splatter film. It's worth a watch but I wouldn't pass up the original for this one.