Last Radio Call

Last Radio Call

Horror • Mystery

59%

Last Radio Call

Last Radio Call

R

1/14/20221h 16m

Digital Release (US)

~ Some mysteries should stay unsolved. ~

Overview:

On June 30th, 2018, Officer David Serling went missing inside an undisclosed abandoned hospital. Using his recovered body cam footage, his wife attempts to piece together what happened to him on that horrible night.

Director:

Isaac Rodriguez

Status:

Released

Language:

English

Buget:

$0.00

Revenue:

$0.00

Key words:

mockumentary
police tape
found footage
abandoned building

Cast

Sarah Froelich

Sarah Froelich

~ as ~

Sarah Serling

Jason Scarbrough

~ as ~

David Serling

Keekee Suki

Keekee Suki

~ as ~

Benny Pelayo

Ali Alkhafaji

Ali Alkhafaji

~ as ~

Giles Ali

June Griffin Garcia

June Griffin Garcia

~ as ~

Mary Recio

Bert Lopez

Bert Lopez

~ as ~

Police Supervisor

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Reviews (1)

RG
Robbie Grawey
Written 2 year(s) ago
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I could watch Isaac Rodriguez’s horror escapades all day, honestly.

I’ve wanted to check this out ever since I watched DEADWARE; unfortunately, this is a bit more tedious and clunky. The documentary format seems to introduce a lot of less engaging material that feels like it's there because it needed to be for the story to happen. Still pretty fun when it's not taking itself too seriously.