Last the Night

To call this movie idiotic and problematic is an insult to bad movies everywhere. Poorly written in the extreme, the actors mostly look confused throughout, and the story is...well, we're back to problematic pretty quickly. Above average production value if combined with generally mediocre but competent camera work gets it one full star vs. a half.

I'm four years late, but I wish they would have given us a backstory on how and why the guy came to be so violent and unhinged. Was he hurt as a child? Did he experience something traumatic? It seemed like they were teasing that idea with the random flashes but dropped it like a good habit. Also, I don't like how they just threw the characters at us; they should have shown more relational development between the teacher and the students. I was even hoping that there would be a twist ending, like maybe the main girl was deceiving her friends all along and decided/planned to go with the teacher in the end. In addition, I tried to see which character I liked the most and who I could connect with, but I found myself lowkey rooting for the teacher because none of the teen characters were likeable. Miguel was funny, but he was a prick, so that cancelled him out. Overall, on a good note, there is definitely something to be taken away from this film. I believe it had something to say about the life of an educator, especially those who have dedicated their lives to teaching the next generation.

I enjoyed this thriller up to the end! It's good enough to entertain you for a couple of hours! Brian is a familiar face from 90210, acting is ok, story plot is good & juvenile. At least it doesn't have the look and feel of a b-movie which most times I get out of after only a couple of minutes.

Middle school kids might enjoy this movie.

The kids in this movie were terrible. You will find yourself rooting for the teacher.

This is an amazing movie, period. 5 stars. Great acting. Great story. And so satisfying seeing what this movie is about: taking out the trash. The teacher in this movie is a hero.

The whole premise of the movie is pretty silly. Maybe if the acting and character development had been better it could have been amusing. At some points it seemed like satire but I don't think it was intentional. Overall just bad and once you see the direction the movie's going in, very predictable.

I don't understand the hate from the critics. But maybe that's because I'm a burnt out middle aged dude like John Dunbar. And I've been looking for another good covid movie like "Sick." I was very pleasantly surprised with how good this was.

Most poorly written, directed, and casting you can get. Was this a high school film club project? The actors were so terrible I just wanted their teacher to kill them off. It was painful. Had to fwd through it to about 30 min to the end just so I could see where this went. Please don't torture yourself like I did.

Ignorance at its best. What brilliant movie writers/directors/producers/actors/etc. In this day and age could have thought that making a movie about kids being trapped, and chased through a high school- by a teacher no less- being shot and killed was a good idea? Just about the most socially unaware movie plot that could be made concerning this subject matter. I did not watch this movie. I could barely stomach the trailer. Truly disgusting.