Each night after the final screening, Sylvain leaves the theatre to perform brutal acts.

Last Screening had its world premiere at the Locarno International Film Festival on August 9, 2011, where it was shown in competition.

It's a shame that Cervo's great performance hangs limply on a wobbly script full of poor choices.

"[4] Time Out London gave the film a rating of two stars out of five, calling it "out-and-out preposterous, a soulless essay that's livened by a smattering of striking imagery and a few neat juxtapositions, but nothing to really sink your teeth in to.

"[5] Screen Daily referred to the film as a "humourless little slasher" and wrote that it was "Neither scary nor engrossing, it is just unnecessarily repetitive.