Is it possible for you to hold out until dawn once more? Today, a fresh trailer for the forthcoming horror adaptation of “Until Dawn” has been unveiled, scheduled to terrify viewers on April 25th. Yesterday, the trailer was hinted at along with five new posters that reveal the murderers in the movie.
Although the 2015 horror game “Until Dawn,” developed by Supermassive Games, served as inspiration, the upcoming film will not reenact the events on Blackwood Mountain. Instead, it will offer a fresh narrative centered around a group of teenagers who journey to a secluded valley in search of a missing friend. Tragically, they become ensnared in a recurring sequence of killings that resets each day, with the perpetrators growing increasingly vicious. The only means of escape? Enduring until dawn.
David F. Sandberg, known for directing DCU’s Shazam films, takes the helm in Until Dawn. The project is being produced by Sony, PlayStation Productions, and Screen Gems. In this film, Ella Rubin (from The Idea of You) portrays Clover, Michael Cimino (Love, Victor) plays Max, Odessa A’zion (Hellraiser) is Nina, Ji-young Yoo (Ex-Pats) stars as Megan, Belmont Cameli (Saved by the Bell) appears as Abel, and Maia Mitchell (Teen Beach Movie) takes on the role of Melanie. Peter Stormare, who played Dr. Alan Hill in the games, reprises his character in this movie (previously seen in Prison Break).
The game “Until Dawn,” initially launched in 2015 for PlayStation 4, gained significant recognition as one of its standout titles. This horror-survival adventure placed you among an assortment of teenagers gathering at a cabin within the ominous Blackwood Mountains, pursued by a relentless murderer. Your choices determined the outcome, and your goal was to keep as many characters alive until dawn broke. The triumph of “Until Dawn” sparked subsequent games such as “The Quarry” and “The Dark Pictures Anthology,” both showcasing new trailers in yesterday’s State of Play event for their upcoming installment, “Directive 8020.” As we eagerly await its release, it will be intriguing to observe how the original “Until Dawn” measures up against these new iterations, as they introduce fresh takes on this beloved classic.
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2025-02-13 17:40