“They have no idea what horror is waiting for them next.” “Until Dawn” tandem David F. Sandberg and Gary Dauberman find creative ways to kill off characters in deadly time loop

Ella Rubin as Clover in Until Dawn, in PH cinemas on Friday, April 25

As fans of the Until Dawn videogame, director-producer David F. Sandberg and writer-producer Gary Dauberman wanted to create an ode to the horror genre for its film adaptation. Working within the timeloop structure of the game has brought in opportunities for a lot of creativity. “Every night, the story resets, taking us into a new horror genre,” Sandberg elaborates. “As a lifelong horror fan, it was a dream come true to work in all these subgenres. Every night the characters undergo what feels like a new chapter in a different story.”

One night, so many ways to get killed. Take a peek at the bloody new trailer for “Until Dawn”

A group of friends try to stay alive through a violent night of murder and mystery in Until Dawn, the film adaptation of the hit interactive survival horror game of the same name. Directed by David F. Sandberg (Lights Out,  Annabelle: Creation), Until Dawn stars  Ella Rubin, Michael Cimino, Odessa A’zion, Ji-young Yoo, Belmont Cameli, Maia Mitchell, and Peter Stormare.

Watch the trailer: https://youtu.be/l8GpjhyzMHs

See if the gang can survive Until Dawn. In Philippine cinemas soon.

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Do you have what it takes to survive? First look at “Until Dawn” film adaptation out now

The hit interactive survival horror game “Until Dawn” released a first look into the film adaptation, with director David F. Sandberg on his take on the premise. “Until Dawn” follows Clover and her group of friends as they search for clues regarding her sister Melanie’s disappearance. A masked killer stalks and kills them one by one, only for them to wake up and relive the nightmare once more.

Watch the vignette: https://youtu.be/6BSBwPO2cNU?si=hSiki3eYADPAWAEu