🌃 First Shift (2024): The Night Isn’t Over Until You Are

"When the doors lock and the lights flicker, something else takes over the store."

You think petty theft is the worst part of the night shift?
Worse is when something else steps out from the shelves after closing time.
First Shift explores a haunting fear rooted in modern life: isolation, late hours, and the creeping realization that we are never truly alone.

A delivery job. A small mistake. And a store that becomes a trap with no exit.
Damon, a college student picking up an extra gig to make ends meet, finds himself stuck working overnight in a remote convenience store after a misrouted delivery forces him to stay behind.

At first, it’s quiet. Too quiet.
Then comes the knock.
The shadow by the dairy section.
The flickering lights—and something watching from behind the rows.

He’s not alone.And what’s inside doesn’t want him to leave.

This isn’t just about survival—it’s about being watched, step by step, in a place you thought was safe.
First Shift blends slow-burn horror with unexpected bursts of action, crafting a new kind of workplace terror.
Every sound—a soda can fizzing, a breath caught too loudly—becomes a warning.

Damon has no weapons. No help.
Just a cheap fluorescent light, a laggy security feed, and a predator growing bolder with every hour that passes.

In the dark, no one sees you. But something does.
You don’t survive by hiding. You survive by knowing when it’s already too late.