Explore the hidden details and game references in the Until Dawn movie trailer, from iconic Easter eggs to connections that fans of the series will lo ...

Discover the best characters from the Until Dawn game who should appear in the movie, even if the trailers suggest the stories are not connected.

Ski chalets are still out. But Until Dawn looks... pretty good, actually. Sure, the presence of mythological cannibal creatures (that's the Wendigo), Peter Stormare, and that eminently ...

and the only way to escape is to survive until dawn. Overall, it looks like a decently scary flick with some callbacks to the original game (the Wendigo looks like it appears in the trailer).

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He writes about the latest TV shows and movies, and particularly loves all things horror. Until Dawn’s trailer starts out pretty conventionally: a group of teens show up at a remote house in the ...

Set to release this April 2025, Sony Pictures' Until Dawn is the latest live-action horror movie that has been adapted from a video game. In recent years we have seen quite a few video games being ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Sony has provided audiences with another look at its upcoming Until Dawn film the release of the film's first trailer trailer showing the cast of ...

Until Dawn ‘s first trailer is here ... We get a glimpse of the game’s clown-masked slasher, a wendigo, and a face-burrowing Evil Dead-style infection, to name a few. With that in mind ...

Now, the latest one, Until Dawn, will hit the big screen and bring the horror survival game to life. We cannot wait to see how this film builds on the PlayStation game’s mythology. If the ...

until dawn. However, they only have thirteen tries ... We do, however, catch sight of a Wendigo, confirming the creature will be at least one of the threats these teens face.

Charles Pulliam-Moore is a reporter focusing on film, TV, and pop culture. Before The Verge, he wrote about comic books, labor, race, and more at io9 and Gizmodo for almost five years. Similar to ...