Day Shift (2022) horror movie review

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It's all we want now is escapism. What better way to escapism then a horror comedy? "Day Shift" is the perfect film for these dark times. It's trashy, campy, and full if cheap thrills. It's also incredibly timely. The film is set in a world where vampires have emerged from the shadows and now live peacefully among us. Jody, played brilliantly by Vanessa Hudgens (the film's protagonist), quickly discovers that not all vampires have the same characteristics. Jody must decide which vampire is the best. There are both good and bad vampires. As she struggles to figure out which one, Jody faces corrupt cops and nosy neighbours as well as a variety of other obstacles. It's an exciting ride from start-to-finish and the perfect kind of mind-numbing entertainment. So go ahead and stream "Day Shift" on Netflix. You won't regret.

The opening act of the film is when Bud steps up his vampire hunting in order to earn $10,000 in less than a week. He is a Los Angeles pool-cleaner from the lower classes, who embarks on a hunt for vampires to steal their teeth and make money. Big John Elliott (aka Snoop Dogg) was Bud's mentor in the vampire hunters' union until Bud was booted out for rule violating and disciplinary measures. Bud's first act shows him stepping up his hunt for vampires in order to make $10,000 in a matter of weeks. Through his efforts, Bud is able re-joins the union and earns the respect of his mentor.

Bud is unaware that a plot is being plotted in the City of Angels. Audrey San Fernando (Karla Sauza) is the proprietor and public face for a fast-growing real estate venture. Despite being over 100 years old, she looks fantastic in the perfectly fitting power suits she wears. Although "Day Shift," or "The Shift," is not particularly subversive or satirical, the decision to make the film’s most frightening vampire a real-estate mogul is a nice joke. Audrey hopes that by purchasing numerous properties in Bud’s neighborhood, Audrey will create a safe haven to protect vampires from other bloodsuckers. After discovering that he was an elderly vampire who had killed her and pulled her teeth, she falls in love with his character. It's a pretty campy movie, but it's worth checking out if you're a fan of vampire movies or want to see Karla Souza in a different light.

I'm not sure if "Day Shift" is a great movie, but it's definitely a fun one. It falls into the category of movies that are stupid and trashy, dealing in classic tropes and cliches, and include a lot of placeholder speech. However, it's also skillfully constructed. Every member of the cast tries their best to maintain the illusion of knowing the joke while also making it appear like the violent ridiculousness of the situation is completely routine. This is a middling example, yet its skillful construction cannot be denied. Day Shift will make a great, funny movie.

Day Shift, a film that will keep you on edge of your seats, is the type of movie that will make you shiver. This action-packed thrill ride is full of gore and will keep you coming (this one) back for more. The movie's first half is filled with familiar scenes that will make you feel like you have seen them all before. This movie is not predictable, but don't let that fool you. JJ Perry does an amazing job keeping the movie fresh and exciting, drawing inspiration from greats like Sam Raimi's Evil Dead films and 1980s Hong Kong kung-fu pictures. Every battle in this film is masterfully executed and will leave you on the edge of your seat. The drone shot in the middle of the movie is one my favorite and most beautiful visual moments. Day Shift is an action movie that you must see.

When Audrey's and Bud's stories begin to overlap, the movie really begins to find its feet. This is the point where the movie hits the perfect balance of silly deadpan humor with martial arts-influenced supernatural brawls and gunplay, vehicle chases and gore. It's amazing how they battle zombies with their motorcycles in a graveyard. The best part about it is that it doesn’t take itself too seriously. It's clear that the movie's makers had a lot of fun making it, and that joy is evident onscreen. Dead Seven is a film that's equal parts crazy, violent, funny, and just plain weird.



Foxx excels at every role, even Day Shift. He portrays an action-oriented, sardonic figure in the mold of Arnold Schwarzenegger in this movie. His character is evocative of the classic action film genre. He is a badass, who can kill 10 enemies before they can take their guns from their holsters. Foxx is a straight-man who is somewhat confused by the events around him. This is an excellent representation of the classic action film genre. Foxx is a great actor and clearly enjoys playing his character.

Seth is played in the movie by Dave Franco. Seth is a young vampire hunter. He realizes the job is much more difficult than he expected and may not be as brave. Snoop Dogg is his mentor and plays a role similar to Kris Kristofferson. Snoop makes a great comic relief in the movie, and looks great in Western gear. Seth gets the help he needs to become the vampire hunter of his dreams.

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