I <A HREF="https://boxd.it/6ZeiPB">wasn't a big fan</A> of Isaac Rodriguez's latest film, <I>Visher</i>, but I like to give directors another chance, as seen here with <I>Last Radio Call</i>.
The found footage element works here as we're provided a story through various pieces of found footage (e.g. officer cameras, cellphone video, old tapes). At times, it lacks substance and the acting is sufferable, but, don't get me wrong, the storyline was solid, and it reminded me a little of of <I>Last Shift</i>.
<b>Final thoughts:</b>
It's not original, but a decent, single watch for the Tubi crowd.
Last Radio Call
Some mysteries should stay unsolved.
Rating
3.0 (1)
Release Date
1/14/2022Runtime
76 minsOverview
On June 30th, 2018, Officer David Serling went missing inside an undisclosed abandoned hospital. Using his recovered body cam footage, his wife attempts to piece together what happened to him on that horrible night.
How It Feels
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A found footage horror film that builds claustrophobic dread as body cam footage reconstructs a cop's final night in an abandoned hospital. The mystery deepens rather than resolves, leaving you unsettled by what was left in the dark.
Mood
Dread-soakedUnsettlingTense
Themes
GriefSurvival
Tone
Earnest
Pacing
Slow-burn
Look
HandheldDocumentary-like
Structure
Framed flashback
Heads up
Graphic violence
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