Until Dawn Movie Premieres in Theaters on April 25, 2025 - News

by William D'Angelo , posted on 15 October 2024 / 1,918 Views

Sony's Screen Gems announced the Until Dawn movie will premiere on April 25, 2025.

Shazam! director David F. Sandberg is the director for the movie, which stars Ella Rubin, Michael Cimino, Ji-young Yoo, Belmont Cameli, Odessa A’zion, Maia Mitchell and Peter Stormare.

Until Dawn released for the PlayStation 4 in August 2015. The enhanced version of the game released earlier this month for the PlayStation 5 and PC.

Thanks, Deadline.

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7 Comments

Leynos (on 16 October 2024)

The main appeal of the game were the interactive choices. Without that you have the most generic teen horror flick. Sandberg makes kinda meh films so this is likely going to suck.

The Fury Leynos (on 16 October 2024)

And said generic teen horror flicks can be dirt cheap to make. That Megan film cost Blumhouse only 12mil and pulled in nearly 180mil.... maybe they should have got Blumhouse to work on it.

twintail Leynos (on 16 October 2024)

I don't think it follows the games closely anyways, so it wouldn't matter tbqh.

As long as it's a fun watch that's really all a horror film needs to be these days

Leynos twintail (on 16 October 2024)

Sadly most modern horror films are trash and not a fun kinda trash like Friday the 13th. It's just loud noises and jump scares. Plus a lot of modern ones don't est their rules. The Nun just did whatever the fuck it wanted. Even schlock in the 80s est rules. Nightmare on Elm Street had rules. If a jump scare happened it was sparingly and it followed up with a threat chasing someone. Sometimes we had the cliche of just a cat which was lame. At least it wasn't every shot that something was going to pop out is a flat shot dead center frame followed by long pause of silence then AAAH! LOUD MUSIC AND A GHOUL! It's so dull. Chopping Mall is better made than most big budget hollywood horror films these days.