Night Shift: Check out what we know about Phoebe Tonkin starrer horror thriller’s release date, where to watch, trailer, plot, cast and production

Night Shift, starring Phoebe Tonkin, follows Gwen on her eerie first night shift at a remote motel, uncovering its haunted past. Directed by Benjamin and Paul China, the film blends mystery, suspense and horror for a gripping experience.

Release Date and Where to Watch

Night Shift is set for a limited release on March 8, 2024, premiering in select theaters and available on-demand the same day. Audiences can choose between a cinematic experience in theaters or the convenience of watching at home. Distributed by Quiver Distribution, it joins a lineup of highly anticipated films releasing on the same day.

Trailer

The official trailer for Night Shift, released in early February 2024, sets the tone for the film. It teases a blend of classic horror elements with modern storytelling, promising a suspenseful and eerie experience for viewers.

Plot
Night Shift follows Gwen as she works her first night shift at a remote motel. Her mundane job takes a sinister turn as she encounters strange occurrences, leading her to believe the motel is haunted and hiding dark secrets.

Cast
Alongside Tonkin, the film features Lamorne Morris and Madison Hu in key roles. Morris plays Teddy, the motel's manager, while Hu portrays Alice. The cast also includes Patrick Fischler, Christopher Denham, and Connor Price in supporting roles.

Production
Night Shift is directed and written by Benjamin and Paul China, marking their first collaboration as directors. The film is produced by Eric B. Fleischman, Maurice Fadida, John Hodges, Bradley Pilz, and Dennis Rainaldi.

FAQs:

When is the release date for 'Night Shift'?
'Night Shift' is set for a limited release on March 8, 2024, premiering at select theaters and available on-demand the same day.

Who stars in 'Night Shift'?
'Night Shift' features Phoebe Tonkin as Gwen, Lamorne Morris as Teddy, and Madison Hu as Alice, alongside other talented actors in supporting roles.