In the tense, single-location horror of "Closing Shift," a routine night descends into a desperate fight for survival. Ilia Jones stars as a young employee working the final hours at a seemingly ordinary retail store, her mundane tasks overseen by a manager played by Thomas Nash Tetterton. As the last customers, including characters portrayed by Kendra Stout and Keagen Kermode, trickle out, an unsettling quiet settles over the empty aisles. This calm is violently shattered when a malevolent presence, embodied by Carter Bentley, makes itself known, trapping the small crew inside. Directed by M-Alain Bertoni, the film masterfully builds a claustrophobic atmosphere where every shadow and distant sound becomes a source of dread. The staff, including Cassidy Petrykowski and Grayce Anne Mosier, must navigate the darkened store, using their wits and limited resources to evade a threat that seems to know the building better than they do. This gripping thriller transforms a familiar, everyday environment into a labyrinth of terror, exploring how quickly normalcy can unravel when the lights go out and you are no longer alone.