Film Threat Calls “11th Hour Cleaning” a Strong, Atmospheric Debut

Film Threat critic Bobby LePire has reviewed 11TH HOUR CLEANING, awarding Ty Leisher's feature directorial debut a 7.5 out of 10 and calling it “a strong, if imperfect, start.”

Directed by Leisher and written with Ed Morrone, the film follows a crime-scene cleanup crew — owner Dylan, his wife Rachel, ex-convict brother-in-law Marcus and Hannah — called to a house after a tragic family murder. As they work, they discover a Nordic demon has trapped them inside, turning their personal regrets and fears into weapons.

The review praises “engaging characters whose personal drama comes to a head as they fight for their lives,” and singles out a “wonderful foreboding atmosphere.” LePire notes the cast delivers believable performances, with Anita Leeman Torres nearly stealing the show in a brief exchange and strong turns from Edward Finlay, Ed Morrone and Chloe Brooks.

11TH HOUR CLEANING is available on demand and streaming everywhere. For press materials or interview requests, contact the Exit 44 team.