In the unsettling horror short THE CLOSING SHIFT, directed by Joel Tuinstra, a routine night of work spirals into a nightmare for a lone fast-food employee. As the clock ticks toward closing time, the young worker, played by Isaac Cooper, is eager to finish his duties and escape the empty, fluorescent-lit restaurant. But his mundane tasks are interrupted by an increasingly erratic and menacing customer, portrayed by Afeez, whose unsettling demands hint at something far darker than a simple late-night craving. Joined by a colleague played by Laura Tuinstra, the employee must navigate the growing tension and paranoia that fills the silent dining area. With every flickering light and creaking door, the line between a bad shift and a genuine threat blurs, forcing him to confront a terrifying presence that may have followed him inside. This taut, 15-minute thriller masterfully builds suspense within its confined setting, promising a heart-pounding experience that explores the primal fear of being trapped with an unknown danger.