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After surviving plenty of challenges at the global box office in the last few weeks, Sony’s Until Dawn faced its biggest competition yet this week, in the form of Final Destination Bloodlines. The latest installment of the long-running horror franchise exceeded expectations in its debut weekend, while Until Dawn surrendered over 700 theaters domestically. Despite the setback, however, the video game adaptation was able to pass what will likely be its final global box office milestone. While the movie hasn’t exactly set the box office on fire, it has more than managed to recover costs.

With around $20 million domestically and another $30 million from overseas markets, Until Dawn is passing the $50 million worldwide as we speak. The movie probably doesn’t have more lives left and will soon begin a new phase of its journey when it debuts on home video this week. Produced on a reported budget of $15 million,...

Before The Conjuring, James Wan Had Another Title In Mind—Here’s What It Was (Photo Credit – Instagram)

James Wan, the mastermind behind The Conjuring, had a very different name in mind when he envisioned the first Conjuring film. The filmmaker initially named it The Warren Files and even revealed it in one of his interviews. He saw the story as part of a much larger world, one that revolved around the strange and terrifying cases of Ed and Lorraine Warren. However, that broader vision never quite made it into the film’s title, but the spirit of it clings to every entry in what has now become a full-fledged horror franchise.

Building the Conjuring Universe, One Case at a Time

By the time The Conjuring 2 rolled around, it was clear this wasn’t just a series of loosely connected horror stories. It was a world, one bound by the Warrens’ investigations.

Until Dawn Nears $50M Box Office Milestone ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

Until Dawn is racing against the clock to cross the $50 million mark globally with only a few days left before Final Destination: Bloodlines crashes into theaters. Despite lukewarm reviews, it has held its own, pulling in $18 million from domestic screens and adding another $26 million overseas. That puts the total at a respectable $44 million (Via Box Office Mojo), which is not bad for a horror flick on a $15 million budget.

Until Dawn Has Surpassed A Robert Egger’s Masterpiece

Until Dawn has done better than a few recent genre outings, even though it hasn’t caught fire like horror movies used to, it even edged past Robert Eggers’ breakout film The Witch, which remains a critical darling.

However, the horror landscape has been shifting, and audiences have shown more interest in high-concept and artsier scares lately. Films like The Monkey are making waves this year,...

Grace Caroline Currey is no stranger to film audiences. She starred as Carol in Annabelle: Creation, Becky in Fall, and Mary Bromfield in DC’s Shazam! films. Now, she takes on the role of Violet in the barking-mad A Breed Apart, from directors Griff and Nathan Furst. Fortress of Solitude chatted to Currey about A Breed Apart, which can best be described as Jurassic Park with rabid dogs hunting down social media influencers. She spoke about what attracted her to the part, the most ridiculous scenes from the movie, and the Wonder Woman fan art calling for her to be the next Amazon warrior in the DC Universe. Fortress of Solitude: Why A Breed Apart? What was it about this specific movie that drew you to it? Grace Caroline Currey: I’ve played a lot of characters where I was crying almost the whole movie – specifically in Fall – and it...

With Final Destination: Bloodlines lined up for release next week, there isn’t much time left for Sony’s Until Dawn to pass the $50 million mark at the global box office. The horror movie has performed modestly so far, despite mediocre reviews. While it has struggled to attain the level of success that the genre would dependably experience with studio releases until a few years ago, Until Dawn has managed to outperform a string of recent horror movies. The last few years have seen a curious decline in interest in mainstream horror, with more artistic movies breaking through the clutter. For instance, one of this year’s biggest scary movies is The Monkey, while one of last year’s biggest horror films was Robert Eggers' Nosferatu.

With $18 million domestically and another $26 million from overseas markets, Until Dawn’s cumulative global haul now stands at $44 million. The movie has now overtaken Eggers' acclaimed debut feature,...

It’s been almost 10 years since the release of James Wan’s The Conjuring 2, which introduced the character of The Crooked Man, portrayed by Javier Botet. A solo spinoff movie for the character was first announced back in 2017, but it of course ended up being The Nun who became the film’s spinoff star. So what’s the status of that Crooked Man movie here in 2025?

Chatting with Entertainment Weekly ahead of the release of The Conjuring: Last Rites later this year, franchise creator/producer James Wan revealed that while there are still no current plans for The Crooked Man to get his own movie, Wan himself is still keeping the hope alive.

Wan tells the outlet, “I still have a movie in my head that I would hopefully love to get off the ground one day, but we’ll see. I get fans that reach out to me every now and then,...

While The Conjuring: Last Rites won’t necessarily mark the end of the franchise – rather, it’s said to be the ending of the universe’s “phase one” – this year’s upcoming sequel will (allegedly) mark the final Conjuring movie to star Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga as Ed and Lorraine Warren. And Entertainment Weekly brings us the first images today.

Director Michael Chaves tells EW, “Even as we were developing it, we were throwing a bunch of ideas out: ‘How shamelessly big can we make it?’ ‘How epic can we make it?’ ‘Is this the culmination of all the demons coming to face them?'” But ultimately, he notes, “I felt strongly that the biggest, most emotional story we could tell was the most personal story.”

Patrick Wilson teases in the same interview with Entertainment Weekly, “The third film was kind of a detour. It was more a murder mystery,...

Has the horror movie curse finally been lifted? With Sinners doing so well and The Monkey emerging as the second-biggest hit in Neon’s history, an argument can be made. But the sort of bread-and-butter horror titles that would routinely do well at the box office still seem to be struggling. Before the pandemic, films like Until Dawn would’ve quietly cracked the $100 million mark. Think: the Resident Evil franchise. But after two weeks in theaters worldwide, the movie has only made it past the $30 million milestone so far. Directed by David F. Sandberg, the video game adaptation has reason to celebrate this weekend; it’s finally in the black.

The rule of thumb says that a movie must make twice its reported budget at the box office to break even, seeing as half the revenue goes to exhibitors. Until Dawn, which was produced on a reported budget of $15 million,...

Roughly 15 minutes into Until Dawn, a creepy petrol station clerk warns a group of teens that “a lot go missing further down the roads”. As they set off towards a familiar forest cabin, it’s hard not to get swept up in the Cabin In The Woods of it all. A well-worn set-up, sure, but there’s hope the horror to come might be just as inventive — maybe even with a similar tongue-in-cheek wink to the camera. That hope sadly fades fast.

The film bears little resemblance to the choice-driven PlayStation horror game it’s based on — and honestly, the retooling makes sense. The game itself is fairly standard horror fare: a bunch of teens in a cabin for a weekend of fun, heads inevitably roll. The joy of the game lies in player agency — you're dropped into a slasher flick and have to see if your choices get everyone (or no-one) out alive.

Until Dawndirector David F. Sandberg breaks down exactly why the horror adaptation was harder to make than Shazam! and its sequel.

Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, Sandberg was asked about the complex shifts and constant changes behind the scenes while he was working on both of DC's Shazam! films, and whether returning to the horror genre was what he was looking for after such a tumultuous chapter in his career. "Yes, but Until Dawn was a more complicated movie than any of the Shazam! movies," Sandberg replied.

"It was very hard to make this movie, and it was a very ambitious movie for the time and the money we had," Sandberg added. "But I was so eager to do horror again, and this was a dream come true in that I got to do lots of full-on R-rated kills and gore and special effects and special makeup and monsters. I...

Talk about following a tough act. Sony's Until Dawn opened this week, days after Ryan Coogler's Sinners defied horror movie expectations both critically and commercially. Until Dawn will struggle to hold its ground in its debut weekend, while Sinners is expected to blaze past box office projections, like it did in its debut frame. Inspired by the video game of the same name, the movie opened to mediocre reviews and not-so-promising audience reception, which certainly doesn't bode well for its future. These missteps will ultimately work in Sinners' favor, as more casual audiences give it a chance thanks to the excellent word-of-mouth that it has been attracting.

Until Dawn currently holds a "rotten" 51% rating on the aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes. But the film's audience score on the platform stands at a significantly superior 71%. A more accurate reflection of audience sentiment can be observed in the C+ CinemaScore that...

David F. Sandberg, director of Shazam! and its 2023 sequel Shazam! Fury of the Gods, revealed he considered stepping away from IP-based filmmaking after enduring intense fan backlash following the release of the second DC installment. Speaking with GamesRadar+, Sandberg explained how the response left him questioning his future with large franchises.

“Fans can get very, very crazy and very angry with you,” Sandberg said. “You can get death threats and everything so after Shazam 2, I was like, ‘I never want to do another IP-based movie because it’s just not worth it.'”

Sandberg’s time with Shazam! began after his work on Annabelle: Creation in 2017. Reflecting on those years, he described feeling ready to leave the superhero genre behind. In an earlier interview with The Hollywood Reporter, he expressed his desire to return to horror and explore new creative directions.

In 2023, following the critical reception of Shazam! Fury of the Gods,...

“Until Dawn” may not have the cultural ubiquity of “Minecraft,” but the horror survival video game has a cult fanbase. Director David F. Sandberg and co-screenwriter Gary Dauberman are not only devotees of the game but a logical team to tackle the adaptation. Sandberg has helmed the horror favorite “Lights Out” and the well-received “Annabelle: Creation,” which was also scripted by Dauberman, while Dauberman is no stranger to adapting beloved horror properties, having co-written both “It” films.

Playing in the sandbox of the beloved game, “Until Dawn” is a new story in the larger universe — not a remake or reboot of the story. Ahead of its release, Sandberg and Dauberman broke down the film’s place in the franchise, some of its easter eggs and potential sequels.

How did you figure out how you wanted to adapt “Until Dawn” into a film?

Dauberman: It was a discussion with Blair Butler,...

After Shazam! Fury of the Gods, David F. Sandberg wanted to stop directing “IP-based movies.”

Sanberg helmed the original Shazam! film in 2019 and its corresponding sequel in 2023. However, after a disappointing box office run and much criticism from the second DC installment, Sandberg said in a Tuesday interview with GamesRadar+ that he was ready to write off the subgenre of film for good.

“I mean, to be honest, fans can get very, very crazy and very angry with you,” he said. “You can get death threats and everything so after Shazam! 2, I was like, ‘I never wanna do another IP-based movie because it’s just not worth it.’”

After the Shazam! backlash, Sandberg told The Hollywood Reporter he was ready to move on from the superhero niche. “I started my Shazam journey right after Annabelle: Creation in 2017, and so it’s been quite a few years of just Shazam,” he said two years ago.

David F. Sandberg is revealing how directing 2023 film “Shazam! Fury of the Gods” almost made him quit helming franchise films. Sandberg, who recently directed the “Until Dawn” video game adaptation, told Gamesradar that it was the rapid fandom of “Shazam” that led him to question whether or not continuing directing IP-based films was for him.

“I mean, to be honest, fans can get very, very crazy and very angry with you,” Sandberg said. “You can get, like, death threats and everything so after ‘Shazam 2,’ I was like, ‘I never want to do another IP-based movie because it’s just not worth it.’”

As well as both 2019’s “Shazam” and its 2023 sequel, Sandberg directed 2016’s “Lights Out” and 2017’s “Annabelle: Creation.” The “Until Dawn” script is what made Sandberg walk back his post-“Shazam” vow.

“But then I was sent this script, and I was like, ‘Ah, this would be so much fun to do,...

Shazam! director David F. Sandberg has admitted that he almost gave up blockbuster movies after receiving "death threats" from DC fans following the release of Shazam! Fury of the Gods. It turns out that it wasn't just the movie's titular gods who were outraged, but also audiences, which led to some "crazy" backlash from "very angry" fans over his work on the DC Extended Universe (Dceu). He told GamesRadar+ that he nearly swore off working on another popular IP-based project, especially in the immediate aftermath of the negative response, but then the script for the video game horror adaptation Until Dawn came along.

"I mean, to be honest, fans can get very, very crazy and very angry with you. You can get, like, death threats and everything, so after Shazam 2, I was like, 'I never wanna do another IP-based movie because it's just not worth it. But then I was sent this script,...

As “A Minecraft Movie” continues to rake in money at the box office and “The Last of Us” continues to earn critical acclaim every week for its second season, “Until Dawn” arrives with the hope of maintaining Hollywood’s recent string of successful video game adaptations. Co-produced by PlayStation Productions and distributed by Sony Pictures, the new film is a survival horror thriller based on the immensely popular 2015 video game of the same name.

“Until Dawn” also marks “Lights Out” and “Annabelle: Creation” director David F. Sandberg’s return to the horror genre, following his eight-year detour into the world of superhero filmmaking with 2019’s “Shazam!” and 2023’s “Shazam! Fury of the Gods.” Here is where you can watch “Until Dawn” yourself.

When does “Until Dawn” come out?

“Until Dawn” is set to be released on Friday, April 25.

Is “Until Dawn” streaming or in theaters?

“Until Dawn” is only playing in movie theaters.

Helming consecutive $100-million–plus-budgeted DC movies seems like two of the most arduous jobs a director can have, but David F. Sandberg insists that his latest film, Until Dawn, was more challenging than either of his Shazam! movies.

When The Hollywood Reporter last caught up with Sandberg during the release of Shazam! Fury of the Gods (2023), he couldn’t wait to return to his home base in the horror genre. After all, he’d just been through a whirlwind experience that included a last-minute rewrite of Shazam 2’s mid-credit scene due to studio politics, as well as Visa issues that forced him to direct a Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) cameo remotely. If that wasn’t enough, the Swedish filmmaker was caught off guard when that very cameo was revealed by the studio’s late-stage marketing efforts. He also had to face all sorts of unanswerable questions at the time...

It’s no easy feat to successfully adapt a video game into a film. Despite how commonplace adaptations seem to be nowadays, the question remains unanswered as to what the perfect formula is to approach adaptations in a way that is both faithful to the source material, and satisfying to general movie-goers. Until Dawn is a unique behemoth in itself–it may be the first time a video game that was specifically crafted to play out like an interactive film was adapted into…well, a film.

I was excited to catch up with Until Dawn‘s director and director of photography for many reasons, but most specifically because they have both worked on horror films in the past, and both have experience with adaptations. I knew David F. Sandberg had directed horror titles Lights Out and Annabelle: Creation, and the comic book adapted film, Shazam!, and I’d previously had...

An Until Dawn video game adaptation seemed… misguided upon announcement. Supermassive Games’ choose your own spooky adventure was, itself, a 10-hour cinematic experience. Simply replicating the events on Blackwood Mountain would be more of a remake versus an adaptation, which David F. Sandberg’s Until Dawn film is not. Writers Gary Dauberman and ex-G4 talent Blair Butler abandon the snowy lodge and butterfly effects for something completely different, begging the question, why is it even titled Until Dawn (*cough* IP familiarity *cough*)? It’s a strange experiment in video game adaptations that feels like it bizarrely leaves the source material behind.

The idea of missing siblings is still a motivating factor. Clover (Ella Rubin) is searching for her sister Melanie (Maia Mitchell), accompanied by a handful of tagalong friends. They’re on a morbid road trip tracking Melanie’s last known whereabouts, ending in an off-the-beaten-path old mining town.

Before joining the Shazam! franchise, filmmaker David F. Sandberg was best known for horror projects like Lights Out and Annabelle: Creation. 

He brought some of those horror sensibilities to that first DC movie courtesy of the Seven Deadly Sins, and 2019's Shazam! remains one of the best-reviewed Dceu releases. Shazam! Fury of the Gods, however, was a critical and commercial flop when it followed four years later.  

The sequel utilised newly created villains rather than making good on that Mister Mind tease, but included a big Dceu cameo courtesy of Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman. Despite that, Fury of the Gods didn't resonate with fans or moviegoers, and Sandberg quickly moved on to adapt PlayStation horror game, Until Dawn.

However, his Shazam! experience very nearly put him off working on another popular IP. 

"What I loved about the script [is] that it wasn't trying to recreate the game," Sandberg started. "Trying to condense 10 hours into two,...

David F. Sandberg burst onto the horror scene in 2016 with Lights Out. This original film surprised everyone with its storytelling but truly impressed on a technical level, thanks to the filmmaker’s outstanding creativity in crafting suspenseful sequences marked by immersive lighting design and incredibly effective jump scares. Sandberg proved that his debut wasn’t a one-off feat of excellent cinema, following it up with Annabelle: Creation, and after a less consistent detour into the world of superheroes, the director now returns to the genre where he has always shone with Until Dawn.

Based on the 2015 video game by Supermassive Games – note that it isn’t a full adaptation, but instead an expansion of its universe with an original standalone story – the movie hits the big screen with a screenplay penned by Gary Dauberman (It) and Blair Butler (The Invitation), starring Ella Rubin (Anora) in the lead role as Clover.

With the massive success of M3GAN proving the undying appeal of the killer doll subgenre, perhaps now is the perfect time to resurrect another iconic toy terror from the past. M3GAN is dominating the conversation these days, but it will be interesting to see her face-off against a competitor, and none would be more worthy than Annabelle — the one who walked so she could run dance. Much like her high-tech successor, Annabelle became an instant fan favorite following her debut in The Conjuring, which led to her own trilogy of spin-offs. Despite mixed critical receptions and wildly varying quality, the Annabelle films were box office hits. Now, six years after the last installment, director David F. Sandberg and writer Gary Dauberman, both key players in Annabelle’s original run, are starting to toy with the idea of her comeback.

Sandberg and Dauberman last collaborated on Annabelle: Creation (2017), the second installment in the franchise,...

The Annabelle movie series has been dormant for six years, but it may just be a matter of time before the sinister doll is back on the big screen. While no official announcements have been made about a fourth film, it's been confirmed that the possibility has been discussed behind the scenes.

Until Dawn director/producer David F. Sandberg and producer/writer Gary Dauberman were very hands-on with the Annabelle trilogy. All three films were written by Dauberman. Sandberg also helmed Annabelle: Creation while Dauberman directed Annabelle Comes Home. While promoting Until Dawn in a new interview with Grae Drake of Cbr, the duo spoke about the future of the Conjuring spinoffs, at which point Dauberman shared a curious update on Annabelle 4.

"It's been talked about. That's all I can... that's all I'll say about it," Dauberman said.

Sandberg added, "I mean, she's still around. You could do a modern day one.

Every Conjuring Universe Movie Ranked By Box Office Performance(Photo Credit –Prime Video)

Ghosts, demons, and creepy dolls! If you’ve ever jumped out of your seat thanks to a flickering light or an eerie whisper, you probably have The Conjuring Universe to thank. Kicking off in 2013 with the spine-tingling The Conjuring, this haunted franchise has been cashing in on your nightmares ever since.

Based on the real-life cases of Ed and Lorraine Warren (the Og ghostbusters), these films mix supernatural chaos with just enough “based on a true story” vibes to send shivers down your spine. With eight films, some terrifying, some not so much, this horror empire has scared its way to the top of the box office.

Whether it’s Annabelle being creepy again or a demonic nun lurking in the shadows, people keep showing up, popcorn in hand, ready to scream. So, which movie scared up the most cash?...

Last year, we learned that Lights Out and Annabelle: Creation director David F. Sandberg would be re-teaming with Annabelle: Creation screenwriter Gary Dauberman for a movie based on the horror video game Until Dawn. Production began in August, wrapping in October, and the film is aiming for an April 25, 2025 theatrical release. With that date swiftly approaching, Sandberg has released an 8 minute and 29 second video that digs into his approach to practical special FX – and you can watch it at the bottom of this article!

As The Hollywood Reporter previously noted, first released in 2015, Until Dawn is an interactive horror video game that follows eight friends and frenemies who are brought together a remote mountain retreat. With live or die scenarios featuring a mysterious killer, cannibalistic wendigos, a cable car, and a long-ago mining cave-in that reverberates into the present day, the members of the group must fight through their...

Last year, we learned that Lights Out and Annabelle: Creation director David F. Sandberg would be re-teaming with Annabelle: Creation screenwriter Gary Dauberman for a movie based on the horror video game Until Dawn. Production began in August, wrapping in October, and the film is aiming for an April 25, 2025 theatrical release. With that date just a couple of weeks away, a clip from the film has dropped online to give viewers a ghoulish jump scare – and you can check it out at the bottom of this article!

As The Hollywood Reporter previously noted, first released in 2015, Until Dawn is an interactive horror video game that follows eight friends and frenemies who are brought together a remote mountain retreat. With live or die scenarios featuring a mysterious killer, cannibalistic wendigos, a cable car, and a long-ago mining cave-in that reverberates into the present day, the members of the group must...

One of Wes Craven's cult classics is getting a spiritual successor this summer in the form of A Breed Apart. Written and directed by The Furst Brothers, the survival horror comedy puts a new spin on 2006's The Breed, a film produced by the legendary Nightmare on Elm Street and Scream director that starred Michelle Rodriguez and followed a group of college kids on a "deserted" island where dogs were bred to kill. The new feature modernizes the concept, instead centering on a private island retreat where a group of social media influencers are confronted with man-eating beasts and forced into a deadly fight for survival that pits them against one another. We're excited to include the chilling survival flick as part of Collider's Exclusive Preview event for summer movies and share a new image highlighting two of the stars who will be thrown to the hounds on...

New Line Cinema Cco Richard Brener teases a "phase two" for The Conjuring Universe.

Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, Brener was asked how much further The Conjuring Universe can reasonably be expected to go in the future. "It's testing through the roof and we're only at the director's cut, the 10-week part of the movie where you're normally very, very scared about the status of your film," Brener said of the next film in the franchise, The Conjuring: Last Rites. "We’re very early in the process, have very preliminary visual effects, but it’s already through the roof. So while this is last of what we call phase one, we are hopeful that we can make more." When asked if this meant that a Marvel Cinematic Universe-style "phase two" was in the works, Brener responded, "Phase two is Tbd."

The Conjuring Universe kicked off with director James Wan's 2013 film,...

It’s no secret that this year’s upcoming sequel The Conjuring: Last Rites is said to be the final installment in the mainline franchise, with Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga playing the Warrens for the final time (allegedly). But what does that actually mean, you ask?

Speaking with The Hollywood Reporter this week, New Line Cinema Cco Richard Brener has indicated that what’s actually ending with Last Rites is merely “phase one” of the extended Conjuring Universe which thus far includes three core Conjuring movies along with a host of spinoffs including The Nun, The Nun 2, Annabelle, and Annabelle Comes Home.

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“It’s testing through the roof and we’re only at the director’s cut, the 10-week part of the movie where you’re normally very, very scared about the status of your film,...

Coming to theaters in April, Until Dawn will bring to life the popular survival horror video game on the big screen. Horror fans may be happy to know that practical effects were utilized for the movie's violent scenes, sometimes with particularly gruesome results.

Some of the cast and crew discussed the film with Cbr's Grae Drake, who hosted the WonderCon panel for Until Dawn. While director David F. Sandberg has experience in the horror genre, his previous films haven't really allowed him to go all-out with the blood and gore in the way that Until Dawn has. He also teased how the production team leaned on practical effects, a quality that's always been appreciated by fans of the genre.

"In [my] previous horror movies like Lights Out, and Annabelle: Creation, they're supernatural movies, so they don't show much, and don't do much," Sandberg said. Here, it was a chance to...

Last year, we learned that Lights Out and Annabelle: Creation director David F. Sandberg would be re-teaming with Annabelle: Creation screenwriter Gary Dauberman for a movie based on the horror video game Until Dawn. Production began in August, wrapping in October, and the film is aiming for an April 25, 2025 theatrical release. With that date just weeks away, Sandberg has taken to social media to share a video about some of the cool practical effects that were created for the film, and you can check that out in the embed below.

As The Hollywood Reporter previously noted, first released in 2015, Until Dawn is an interactive horror video game that follows eight friends and frenemies who are brought together a remote mountain retreat. With live or die scenarios featuring a mysterious killer, cannibalistic wendigos, a cable car, and a long-ago mining cave-in that reverberates into the present day, the members of...

Patrick Wilson (The Conjuring and Aquaman franchises) has just boarded the cast of Cape Fear, a new series in the works at Apple TV+. The project has the involvement of Martin Scorsese, who previously directed one version of the film that was released in 1991.

Per Deadline, it's been revealed that Wilson has taken on a role in the new Cape Fear series adaptation. He is the latest addition to the cast, following Amy Adams (Man of Steel) and Javier Bardem (The Little Mermaid). Nick Antosca is writing and serving as showrunner. Scorsese and fellow Academy Award-winning Hollywood legend Steven Spielberg are serving as executive producers on the project, while Bardem is also serving as an executive producer.

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Peter Stormare vuelve como el Dr. Hill. © Sony Pictures

Sony Pictures ha publicado un nuevo tráiler de Until Dawn, la película de terror dirigida por David F. Sandberg y escrita por Blair Butler y Gary Dauberman.

Basada en el premiado videojuego de terror homónimo creado por PlayStation Studios, un año después de la misteriosa desaparición de su hermana Melanie, Clover y sus amigas se dirigen al remoto valle donde desapareció en busca de respuestas. Mientras exploran un centro de visitantes abandonado, son acechadas por un asesino enmascarado que las mata una a una de forma espantosa … para después despertar y encontrarse de nuevo al principio de la misma noche. Atrapadas en el valle, se ven obligadas a revivir la pesadilla una y otra vez, solo que cada vez la amenaza asesina es diferente y aún más aterradora que la anterior. Con la esperanza menguando, el grupo pronto se da cuenta...

Last year, we learned that Lights Out and Annabelle: Creation director David F. Sandberg would be re-teaming with Annabelle: Creation screenwriter Gary Dauberman for a movie based on the horror video game Until Dawn. Production began in August, wrapping in October, and the film is aiming for an April 25, 2025 theatrical release. Yesterday, a batch of character posters were unveiled, and those came with the promise that a new trailer would be dropping online today. True to their word, Sony’s Screen Gems has now released that new trailer, and you can check it out in the embed above.

As The Hollywood Reporter previously noted, first released in 2015, Until Dawn is an interactive horror video game that follows eight friends and frenemies who are brought together a remote mountain retreat. With live or die scenarios featuring a mysterious killer, cannibalistic wendigos, a cable car, and a long-ago mining cave-in that reverberates into the present day,...

"Up the road, there's a place stuck in time..." Sony has unveiled a second official trailer for time loop horror movie Until Dawn, which is actually based on the Playstation video game of the same name. This freaky new horror movie is set for release in April, directed by filmmaker David F. Sandberg, who is getting back into horror after making the two Shazam! movies and the horror movies Lights Out & Annabelle: Creation previously. "Same night, different nightmare."...

It's a wonderful day to die, and the good news for the characters in the latest trailer for Sony's Until Dawn is that they're going to get the chance to meet their maker over and over again. The video game giant has just revealed the latest look at their new horror movie, an adaptation of the hit 2015 video game, and it's a horrifying mix of slasher horror, supernatural thrills, and time-loop chaos. The film, which is directed by David F. Sandberg (Annabelle: Creation), follows a group of friends who find themselves trapped in a lovely derelict cabin in the woods...and then get killed brutally and violently over and over again.

Several new posters from the horror video game adaptation, Until Dawn, have been revealed, and they introduce the monsters that will haunt the characters, stuck in a time loop, are forced to relive the nightmare over and over again. There will be a brand-new trailer debuting tomorrow ahead of the film's release in April.

The film is directed by David F. Sandberg with a script by Gary Dauberman and Blair Butler. Until Dawn stars Ella Rubin, Michael Cimino, Ji-young Yoo, Odessa A'zion, Maia Mitchell, and Belmont Cameli. Interestingly, Peter Stormare (Fargo) plays Dr. Hill, who was a character in the video game that the actor voiced.

The official plot reads:

One year after her sister Melanie mysteriously disappeared, Clover and her friends head into the remote valley where she vanished in search of answers. Exploring an abandoned visitor center, they find themselves stalked by a masked killer and horrifically murdered one by one…...

Last year, we learned that Lights Out and Annabelle: Creation director David F. Sandberg would be re-teaming with Annabelle: Creation screenwriter Gary Dauberman for a movie based on the horror video game Until Dawn. Production began in August, wrapping in October, and the film is aiming for an April 25, 2025 theatrical release. We just saw a trailer (embedded above) for the film last month, but now the official X account has revealed that a new trailer will be dropping online tomorrow – and while doing so, they also unveiled a batch of character posters that show the threats the characters will be facing in the movie. You can check out the character posters at the bottom of this article.

As The Hollywood Reporter previously noted, first released in 2015, Until Dawn is an interactive horror video game that follows eight friends and frenemies who are brought together a remote mountain retreat. With...

Exclusive: Blue Fox Entertainment has acquired worldwide rights to family sci-fi adventure Xeno, produced by Kevin Hart’s Hartbeat.

Lulu Wilson (Annabelle: Creation), Wrenn Schmidt (For All Mankind), Paul Schneider (Lars And The Real Girl) and Omari Hardwick (Power) star in the film written and directed by Matthew Loren Oates and produced by Kevin Hart, Bryan Smiley and Luke Kelly-Clyne for Hartbeat, with Shana Marie and Jesse Jensen for Tabooma.

In the completed film, a teenage girl and a terrifying alien form a powerful bond after a chance encounter in the desert, sending them on an adventure that questions the nature of good and evil. As government agents close in, the girl discovers the alien is not the extraterrestrial she expected. Compelled to protect her new friend, she uncovers a secret that could change the fate of both their worlds.

Producers worked with The Henson Company to build the film’s alien creature.

Quick Links When Will Until Dawn Premiere? Who Will Survive Until Dawn? What Does the First Trailer Tell Us About Until Dawn? Will Until Dawn's Movie Adaptation Differ From the Video Game?

Since The Last of Us, Arcane, and Fallout premiered as critically acclaimed television shows in the past couple of years, the universal assumption about the integrity of video game adaptations has changed. They can, in fact, be good, if a solid enough writer and director is guiding the story through a change of medium. The newest video game to get the adaptation treatment is Until Dawn, which will be released as a horror film in 2025.

Following its release in 2015 on PlayStation 4, Until Dawn became a favorite among players and critics. The interactive game relies on the player's choices and the butterfly effect to tell the story. This means how the player goes about the game will determine...

Peter Stormare vuelve como el Dr. Hill. © Sony Pictures

Sony Pictures ha publicado el primer tráiler de Until Dawn, la película de terror dirigida por David F. Sandberg y escrita por Blair Butler y Gary Dauberman.

Basada en el premiado videojuego de terror homónimo creado por PlayStation Studios, un año después de la misteriosa desaparición de su hermana Melanie, Clover y sus amigas se dirigen al remoto valle donde desapareció en busca de respuestas. Mientras exploran un centro de visitantes abandonado, son acechadas por un asesino enmascarado que las mata una a una de forma espantosa … para después despertar y encontrarse de nuevo al principio de la misma noche. Atrapadas en el valle, se ven obligadas a revivir la pesadilla una y otra vez, solo que cada vez la amenaza asesina es diferente y aún más aterradora que la anterior. Con la esperanza menguando, el grupo pronto se da cuenta...

"How many more deaths do you have in you?" "Nobody's made it past 13 nights..." Sony has debuted the first official trailer for the freaky new horror movie Until Dawn, which is based on the Playstation video game of the same name. This time loop killer horror movie is set for release in April this spring. It's directed by filmmaker David F. Sandberg, who is getting back into horror after making the two Shazam! movies and the horror movies Lights Out & Annabelle: Creation previously. A group of friends finds themselves stalked by a masked killer & horrifically murdered one by one in a lodge... only to wake up and find themselves back at the beginning of the same evening. Trapped in this remote valley, they're forced to relive the nightmare again & again - only each time the killer threat is different (a different horror genre each time). "Same night, different nightmare." Starring Ella Rubin,...

Just days after dropping a teaser for its upcoming horror film Until Dawn, Sony Pictures has thrilled fans again by unveiling the official trailer, offering a deeper glimpse into the chilling story and the high-stakes terror that awaits the unsuspecting teens. You can check it out above!

Gamers will recognize this movie right away, as it’s based on the popular 2015 video game of the same name by Supermassive Games. Over the years, we've seen both successful and disappointing horror video game adaptations. While we're hoping that Until Dawn doesn't fall into the latter category, the early trailer suggests it has the potential to deliver the thrilling suspense and terrifying atmosphere that fans of the game expect.

Coming from the same director who brought us the horror films Lights Out and Annabelle: Creation, Lights Out, Until Dawn will not follow the game's original storyline but will instead tell a new story.

Last year, we learned that Lights Out and Annabelle: Creation director David F. Sandberg would be re-teaming with Annabelle: Creation screenwriter Gary Dauberman for a movie based on the horror video game Until Dawn. Production began in August, wrapping in October, and the film is aiming for an April 25, 2025 theatrical release. A couple of days ago, a teaser video dropped online to allow Sandberg and Dauberman to explain their approach to the material. Now, a full trailer has been unveiled, giving us a look at the result of that approach. You can check it out in the embed above.

As The Hollywood Reporter previously noted, first released in 2015, Until Dawn is an interactive horror video game that follows eight friends and frenemies who are brought together a remote mountain retreat. With live or die scenarios featuring a mysterious killer, cannibalistic wendigos, a cable car, and a long-ago mining cave-in...

The sun is nearly rising on “Until Dawn.”

The phenomenally popular 2015 horror video game is headed to the big screen, courtesy of “Lights Out” and “Annabelle: Creation” director David F. Sandberg, and you can watch the brand-new trailer below. Might want to keep the lights on, though.

In the film Ella Rubin plays a young woman named Clover whose sister (Maia Mitchell) has mysteriously disappeared. Wouldn’t you know it? This brings Clover and some friends to a mysterious house with an odd, hourglass-type device that will undoubtedly seal their fate. Michael Cimino, Ji-young Yoo, Odessa A’zion and Belmont Cameli also star, alongside Peter Stormare, who will reprise his role of Hill from the original videogame.

“The movie has the same tone and the same vibe but it expands upon the universe,” Sandberg said in a featurette released earlier this week. “One of the creative things the game did is...

It has been a while since we’ve seen Wonder Woman in theatres, and it is such a shame that we never got to see the planned third installment with Gal Gadot in the lead. With James Gunn’s revamped franchise, DC Universe will introduce a new future for the character, and that goes with the fact that we are getting a new star for the role.

Gal Gadot in Wonder Woman / Credits: Warner Bros.

As the filmmaker indirectly confirmed that a Wonder Woman project would soon land on the franchise, he also talked about his method of casting for the role, which involved only hiring professionals to star in his films.

Stars who can potentially play Wonder Woman in Dcu

After James Gunn’s Threads statement regarding his plan for the next Wonder Woman star, fans can speculate that the next Diana Prince is someone we already know and...

"Things start over... and they get to try again." They just need to survive... until dawn. Sony Pictures has revealed a first look featurette for the upcoming horror movie called Until Dawn, which is indeed based on the Playstation video game of the same name. This time loop killer horror movie is set for release in April this spring, and they're beginning the promo campaign by setting up the concept. It's directed by filmmaker David F. Sandberg, who is getting back into horror after making the two Shazam! movies – he launched his career with Lights Out and Annabelle: Creation anyway. A group of friends finds themselves stalked by a masked killer & horrifically murdered one by one in a lodge... only to wake up and find themselves back at the beginning of the same evening. Now trapped in this remote valley, they're forced to relive the nightmare again & again - only...

Before taking the helm of Shazam!, filmmaker David F. Sandberg cut his teeth on horror projects like Lights Out and Annabelle: Creation.

Shazam! Fury of the Gods bombed in what proved to be a terrible 365 days for the Dceu in 2023, and he's now leaving superheroes behind for a horror return with an adaptation of PlayStation game Until Dawn.

In that, players take control of a group of friends who have to survive on Blackwood Mountain when their lives are threatened. The game features a butterfly effect system in which players must make choices that may change the story, and short of this being a Choose Your Own Adventure-style series on streaming, that was never going to work for Until Dawn on screen.

However, the movie will veer greatly from the game by going down the Groundhog Day route and having these friends start their day over after dying. Each time they return,...

Last year, we learned that Lights Out and Annabelle: Creation director David F. Sandberg would be re-teaming with Annabelle: Creation screenwriter Gary Dauberman for a movie based on the horror video game Until Dawn. Production began in August, wrapping in October, and the film is aiming for an April 25, 2025 theatrical release. A trailer is expected to make its way online soon – but in the meantime, a teaser video has been released that mixes footage from the film with interview clips where Sandberg and Dauberman explain their approach to the material. You can check it out in the embed above.

As The Hollywood Reporter previously noted, first released in 2015, Until Dawn is an interactive horror video game that follows eight friends and frenemies who are brought together a remote mountain retreat. With live or die scenarios featuring a mysterious killer, cannibalistic wendigos, a cable car, and a long-ago mining cave-in...