Twelve years after a chilling disappearance, Until Dawn returns as a film — stripped of much of what made the game ...

Director David F. Sandberg ( Shazam!) brings the jump scares and the horror elements to life, and the hair and make-up team ...

Until Dawn, a feature adaptation of the 2015 survival-horror PlayStation game, has garnered mixed reviews from critics (it currently sits at 53 percent on Rotten Tomatoes) and hasn’t troubled ...

Beyond Dr. Hill’s return and the atmospheric callbacks, the nods to Until Dawn feel more like scattered Easter eggs than an integrated homage, depending on where one stands—either a charming ...

Adapted from the popular 2015 video game of the same name, David Sandberg’s “Until Dawn” is anchored by an ensemble cast that introduces a standalone story and a new set of characters.

Until Dawn wants to carve its own path, separate from its source material. Ironically, in trying to be different, it ends up feeling more clichéd than ever.

Until Dawn was released in theaters on April 25, 2025, in the United States of America. As per IMDb, the film has received an approval rating of 6.1/10 based on 5,600 user reviews so far.

Thirteen nights in, Until Dawn 's lead, Clover, confronts Dr. Hill—Josh's mysterious psychiatrist from the game—and learns that everything that's happened stems from her damaged psyche.

When it comes to Until Dawn, the studio has gone down a new deadly path with some fun nods to the original game's story, like the inclusion of Dr. Hill for instance.

Until Dawn was originally released for the PS4 in August 2015 and follows a group of young adults as they fight for survival against a malevolent force stalking them in a remote mountain lodgings.

As is, the Until Dawn movie doesn't make much sense in context. The events of Glore Valley are a grab bag of ideas from other horror movies that would be nothing but a clip show without Dr. Hill's ...