Drama,Horror
Japan,United States of America
The movie Graveyard Shift is a horror film based on a short story by Stephen King. It was released in 1990 and directed by Ralph S. Singleton. The film stars David Andrews as John Hall, Andrew Divoff as Warwick, the foreman of the mill, and Brad Dourif as "The Exterminator."
As the workers descend deeper into the basement, they discover that the mill was built on top of a rat-infested graveyard, and the rats have mutated into giant, bloodthirsty creatures. The workers must band together to fight for their survival against the rats and the sinister forces that control them.
John Hall and his co-workers soon realize that the mill is run by a maniacal boss who cares only about profits, even if it means sacrificing the lives of his employees. The workers also learn about the mill's dark history, including a tragic accident that occurred years ago that still haunts the town and the mill.
The film is known for its gruesome scenes and terrifying special effects, including the giant rat creatures and the death of one of the characters who is eaten alive by the rats. The movie also explores themes of corporate greed and the consequences of exploiting workers and the environment.
Overall, Graveyard Shift is a classic horror film that will leave viewers on the edge of their seats. The combination of suspense, gore, and social commentary make it a must-see for fans of the genre.
