Grant's screenplay builds a Rube Goldbergian narrative of escalating, piled-up crises, from which she also engineers a just-credible-enough exit strategy. Full Review

Rating: 6/10 -- It's a thrill ride of conveniences with real consequences and that matters more than you might think. That futility proves its best feature. Full Review

Rating: D -- Drenched in gore and bad taste Full Review

Rating: 3/4 -- Writer/director Brea Grant stacks macabre situations on top of each other to create a wild journey through a criminal enterprise. Full Review

Rating: 4/5 -- 12 Hour Shift is a hilariously gory dark comedy that is sure to win over many with its elevated performances (especially from Bettis and Farnworth) and Grant's assured handling of the story's tonal shifts and the escalation of stakes. Full Review

Rating: B -- The material is edgy and at times outrageously gory and chaotic, but Bettis gives Mandy an exhausted, fed-up quality that keeps the movie on track, even (or maybe especially) when she's pissed off about having to do everything herself. Full Review

Rating: 4.5/5 -- Full of important conversations about women struggling in the workplace, whether at a hospital or an organ trafficking ring, as well as about euthanasia and the death penalty. Full Review