The thing I never get in these "you're the Dark Lord's chosen vessel" is why doesn't the person realize that means the Dark Lord's minions can't actually kill them? They always scare the person into thinking they're in danger so they do the very reckless things that fulfill the prophecy or what not. But they can't actually kill them. Just call their bluff.

I like when directors get a second chance to re do their movies and improve them

In last shift, it made sense that Jessica had to stay in the old station overnight but it doesn’t make any sense to have an officer work nights inside an abandoned police station. Cops who work that shift are either in the streets or working at an actual working station. I guess this was the best they could do with their premise Sorry, I used to be a cop

It's obvious that they had a bigger budget on this one but, I don't think the storyline is better....just different. Both are good in their own way.

Just once I would like to see a movie where the vicious demon cult gets what they want, but it turns out the demons lied and they aren't getting jack shit.

Honestly I think I like the original better. Definitely the ending. But the main thing is the original you don’t know if it’s honestly ghost or just the trauma of working at her dads office where his murders died.

Malum certainly was better written with better production but I wasn't a fan of expanding the Cult to being all over town, with the symbols on telephone poles and walls and stuff and I certainly didn't like the family connection. Last Shift worked best cause it was isolated and she was just a victim of the entity, no Hereditary style link...Last Shift also had more scares, the girls in the mirror, officer Price with the hole in his head, the lockers being open...Also I liked the ending of the original, her killing the hazmat team was better than the suicide.

If you look at the pigs collar it says Betty, the name of the girl in the yellow dress. I think her spirit is in the pig, and that's why it called out to her father. I loved this remake but found the Mom being in a cult plot point the weirdest and hardest to follow.

I watched another youtube video summarizing Malum and I was very confused. They didn't mention that it was effectively a remake of last shift so the whole time I kept thinking "this sounds like last shift I thought I saw this movie but I don't remember this much cult stuff."

FoundFlix is, without a doubt, my favorite film recap channel. I’ve tried watching the recap of this movie by someone who did it earlier, couldn’t finish because I was so bored (about the movie, not the presentation). Unfortunately, not even FoundFlix could make me interested in this movie.

I gotta say dude It’s a legit pleasure seeing new uploads from you

There seems to be an uncanny valley in horror. Subtlety goes a long way in creating unease. The original Pinhead had an aura of horror, and there was not much gore, just hints of horrific body modification and promises of horror to come. You come at me with a demon covered in gore with his face turned into a starfish that flies around, and you've entered the valley where it loses all horror.

That feeling when you start watching an ending explained just to be too intrigued by his opening and now you need to go watch it first and add this to watch later.

I really admired the clear love and effort behind this, but I still liked the original better. It’s one of my go-to horror movies. The actress who played Jess just resonated with me more in the original, and even with a bigger budget, Malum couldn’t stand up to TLS’s scares IMO. The scene where the dead girl crawls out from under the desk and up into Jess’ face in the original still freaks me out just thinking about it. I do think the ending was a bit of a mess in the original, but I’m not sure Malum did much to fix it. I always wanted Jessica to survive the night (and not kill all those people), and then we see her grocery shopping or something a few weeks later, and hear a woman next to her humming the girls’ song. That would have been my pitch for an ending. Maybe if they make it a third time!

I feel like this would work better as a horror video game rather than a horror movie

I would tell the director 'mission accomplished'. My initial impression of Last Shift was it was a cool idea but lacked a lot of punch. This puts the punch in and I think it was pretty effective.

Last Shift deserved a sequel, it didn't look low budget at all - not so much as that a remake would be better. Also, The Void was an epic film done on a relatively roped in budget that was really good - would they rather remake that take by take or whatever that add to the lore? Surely they'd have more horror fans in seats by doing the latter?

The higher budget and improved effects are very noticeable in Malum but I definitely prefer Last Shift. It did a lot with the budget it had, delivered some fantastic suspense and payoffs, and the story had a subtle mystery to it like I really liked. After it ends, you're left to ponder how much of it was supernatural and how much of it was Jess experiencing grief-induced hallucinations. I'm glad that Malum is closer to the vision the creator always wanted but Last Shift was definitely not a lacklustre film by any means. A lot of its charm and uniqueness stemmed from the limitations they were working with. Think of it like this: the first Silent Hill game had a lot of fog as a means to obscure the abysmally small render distance of the PS1; monsters and buildings would pop into existence in a silly way without the fog obscuring it. That fog is now considered an iconic part of the franchise and it wouldn't have been there if it wasn't for that console limitation.

I like the idea of the director having a chance to re-imagine their vision with a bigger budget but I preferred the original. In the original, you didn't know if it was the supernatural, family-imposed delirium brought on by stress & grief *OR* that damn black mold making you hallucinate! Poor Biotech guys never had a chance.

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As a painter, I frequently redo my older amateur stuff. Making this movie must've been so satisfying for the directors

I watched both and knew this was a remake meant to fix and be the version the directory wanted. Honestly, this had more scares and gore and effects, but I preferred "The Last Shift" as it was more simplistic, and sometimes I think that's just better

Somehow the original with all its set backs was phycologically more scary (+ not bad jump scares). The whole premise of isolation, not knowing what you see is real or just an illusion...the feeling of being alone, confused and scared it's amazing actually. Plus the call count is ❤!

I like the concept of remaking things that you made originally. It is interesting to see the changes the creator would make. I think both have a place for sure.

I remember seeing the original movie. A building holding so much negative spiritual energy, like that hotel on that one movie where Jack Nicholson had a ax.

My biggest pet peeve of supernatural/occult movies, you didn't really need to SEE the big bad. His presence was enough in the movie but the reveal just felt...meh

03:17 "protect the innocent and all that crap" lmao the sarcasm is incredible 😂😂

The mans gesticulates so wildly, he had to include a lot of space on the outside of his chair. I love this channel lol

I dont even watch movies anymore I just Ending Explained and Kill Count my way through life.

Hard to believe someone really thought that monster design was a good idea.

The real horror is realizing 2014 is less than one year alway from ten years ago Edit: Man this really feels like a case of less is more, especially with the dumb looking demon dude at the end.

The Last Shift was 10 years ago?! I need to go sit down.

Even without the cult plot line that abandoned station had physical murders in it, marking it a prime location to be haunted

I thought it was weird that this thumbnail looked exactly like the last shift, honestly that was one of my favorite low budget horror movies because of the seclusion to the location, the psychological aspect mixed with the paranormal, and the crazy ass ending, the twists, like maybe it’s rose tinted nostalgia glasses because it was almost a decade ago but from what I remember I loved it. That being said, the same directors and production studio going back to work on their original idea and reimagine it I’ll always be on board for. Bringing the practical effects to 11 and diving deeper into the story of the cult as well as the officers backstory felt really good because that’s what I wanted more of from the original. The fact that this is a reimagining though takes the originality out of it and even some of the authenticity of the scares that a few seem recycled from the original, even the ending was like well yeah of course it was going in this direction given the setup of the mother and premise of the movie. All that being said though I loved the concept and sentiment behind it and while it was entertaining, maybe even more than the first, it didn’t hit scare wise like the first did. I appreciate your breakdown and love the work you put into these videos❤

I just checked your channel about an hour ago to see if you'd uploaded anything lmao, nice timing

I love this. Make the same movie again, but different and more! There's entire franchises that essentially do the same lmao

lol she really busted out the glock for a lock.

I was literally just checking for a new video 😂

I can tell you enjoyed making this review I was cracking up the whole video love your content btw

Was waiting for this Thank you

I feel like the time jump after the dad's death should've been 10 years and not just 1, that whole aspect didn't make much sense to me.

The vibrating creature reminds me of the vibrating man in the movie Jacob's Ladder.

Right when u we're describing the plot I was thinking of the last shift I wish they would make a sequel to the original that's what we need

Last Shift really surprised me, a true great horror movie (and its not hyped as being great, like every Ari Aster clunker for example). Plus, the lead actress is totally lovely. I will need to give this movie a watch

Omnipotent and omniscient evil entity plays a bit with a not-so-smart police officer. Did she even have a chance? Did she make a bad choice? Could it have ended any other way? No, no, no. This isn't a horror movie, it's just torture porn.

Wow I sent him a request for this movie I didn't think he would 😅since he gets so many request thank you!!!

@foundflix pleeeease do Maniac (2012)! i just watched it and i have a lot of questions that are always answered in your video style!

Thank you for that breakdown right at the start; if not for that explanation, I'd have been bothered the whole time trying to remember The Last Shift!

I didn't know this was basically a remake of last shift until after i saw the movie and looked it up 😮

loved this film so much man. I described it as Last Shift and The VOID having a baby thanks for letting me watch it again without having to pay

Was literally just thinking “hmm I haven’t seen a found flix video pop up in awhile”

Dude, I just watched Last Shift for the first time three weeks ago. I know it was three weeks, because right afterwards I proceeded to watch and then comment on that FoundFlix ending explained video!

i would love to see you cover the movie "stay alive" it's definitely a underrated movie that most don't talk about or know of and i would love to see/have more people know of it

It's crazy to me that The Last Shift is 10 years old already. I liked that movie, can't wait to view the reimagining.

Glad to see them luscious locks growing back out! Thanks for another banger FoundFlix

I've binge watched all your videos and this one I was like wait did I jump timelines and not watch this video movie break down before.

I liked “The Last Shift” so I’d probably like this too.

I mean "she didn't had a chance" - she could just leave

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Lol as soon as he said the summary in the begin I as indeed like , "Wait didnt we already do this?" lol

I'm not sure we watched the same movie. The officer told Jessica to "Turn around". She turns and starts walking away, then he shouts at her the he didn't ask her to walk but to 'turn around' only.

Ah yes, because on a cops first ever shift they leave them all alone with no one to show them the ropes 🤔 Another great video as always. Would love to see a video on the English film Possum.

I realized it was similar to Last Shift a few seconds in but didn't know it was a re do.

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So what is this director just gonna Remake the last shift every 4-8 years and just try to tell it better and better until he thinks it's perfect lmao

most crucial rules on a farm: never alone in the pig pen, never let a child near a pig pen. the smell of blood will turn those things in landshark but worse. 9 minutes and the average man will be nothing but bones

like it that more and more people putting real facts for input in stories, pushing writers to do better research and better stories results, good movie

ok but the bodies in the holding cell legit got me

I honestly prefer the first version, it was more subtle and had way more tension in it than this one. Plus I liked the cast more. They did a terrific job.

The overall presentation is better, that comes down to the bigger budget and knowledge that Last Shift was a hit with horror fans and critics, but the ending was way more haunting in the original. Both are actually really good as introductions to horror though, this wasn’t a bad movie, it’s actually really good, I just prefer the gritty low budget original a tad bit more because of the ending only.

I've been thinking of the movie called Blink about a woman who gets a cornea transplant. Or on Netflix I just watched one called Lavender with Justin Long. Keep cranking out these super videos!

The second I finished watching the movie, I was like now I'm just waiting on a found-flix ending explained

the hooker did a great job of acting out that "zoned-out" scene. probably my favorite part of this movie.

I wanna see Ash from Evil Dead dropped into this movie. Get some!

bruh that shot of body falling from the ceiling actully jolt me abit

The bodies that dropped really got me😂😂😂 even it was just being narrated.

I like the ambiguity of the ending more in the original but things actually happen in this one and it feels less tedious and I like the new mystery of the cult and the main character’s involvement. Also like that they used (I think) their own original demon.

while i found the bagheaded minions scarier, i give the crew credit for trying something different with the weird symbol head they gave malum

No way, The Last Shift is one of my favourite movies, the atmosphere is near unsurpassed imo. Will have to check this out.

As you did your intro I was like I swear you did this one before lmao

I'd say it better because the plot makes a bit more sense, and the effects are interesting. Gives it more character... I felt like last shift was very bland

I think they should’ve really expanded on the universe. Maybe instead of redoing it, add to the aftermath of the incident. Leading to the big reveal of the low one. I feel like that would bring more suspense of the unknown and develop the story even greater.

Lmao that thumbnail looks like how I feel this morning

i made it 3 minutes before realizing im super interested in seeing the movie and dont want spoilers. i loved the last shift. that was a close one, found flix.

The original was definitely better. This one just looks like the wanted to be more over the top and more blunt with the story which makes it honestly boring.

@FoundFlix PLEASE DO AN ENDING EXPLAINED FOR THE WIND(2018) !!!!!!!!!!

Here’s every movie ending over the last 10 years “AND THEN THE BAD GUY WINS”

How did this one have a bigger budget but was so much worst😭😭 i was very dissapointed omg the first one was so much better

Please review Fresh Hell (2021)! It is one of the movies of all time!

Mulan has really changed since I was a kid, not what I expected at all. The previous remake was pretty bad but this... This is intriguing... but highly disturbing.

I appreciate the wonderful effects and better composition of the story here. However I do feel that the low budget nature of The Last Shift really made it the suspension of disbelief a lot better.

When they dropped from the ceiling and you showed that, i screamed so loudly.

Am I the only one who thinks the malum symbol looks like the KFC man's face outline?

Hey mate, would love to see your take on Megan's missing. seems to be either a love it or hate kind of movie.

You covered the other one right? I was so confused at first when you said the synopsis because it sounded so familiar

I’m an absolutely big fan love every single video

Liked last shift way more

She sees bodies fall from the ceiling, out of nowhere but she acts as if someone was pulling a prank. Shouldn’t she be a pile on the floor after that?

It is always unfailingly hilarious when someone just opens fire on some ghost like "this will definitely work!"

I was wondering why this movie sounded so familuar. Thanks for this ending explained!