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Last of the Grads (2021)
A class of graduating high school seniors, nearing the crossroads of their lives, celebrate their last night together at the annual school lock-in. They never could have guessed that they’re about to encounter the harbinger of death, the legendary “Coast to Coast Killer”.
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A class of graduating high school seniors, nearing the crossroads of their lives, celebrate their last night together at the annual school lock-in. They never could have guessed that they’re about to encounter the harbinger of death, the legendary “Coast to Coast Killer”.
Rating:
Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Jay Jenkins, Collin Kliewe
In Theaters:12/3/2021
Box Office:
Runtime:113 minutes
Studio:Keyway Pictures
Cast
Jay Jenkins, Collin Kliewe
Director
Jessica Lang
Emma Bradley
Jadon Cal
Steve Clayton
Charles White Jr.
Officer Greg
Michael Vincent Berry
Sheriff Murray
Jim Fitzpatrick
Mr. Bradley
Andrew Wagenheim
Mr. Seitz
Kyle Prue
Ben / Killer (masked performer)
Justin Illig
Killer (unmasked performer)
Amber Newman
Ma
Peter Donahue
Chuck
Ted Gibson
Leroy
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