David F. Sandberg's 'Until Dawn' Movie Wraps Up, Set to Release Next Year

TapTechNews October 6th news, director David F. Sandberg posted to announce that the horror adventure game Until Dawn with the same name adapted movie has wrapped up, and the film is expected to be released next year.

The movie Until Dawn is directed by David F. Sandberg, with Blair Butler and Gary Dauberman as the screenwriters, and Ella Rubin, Peter Stormare, Maia Mitchell, Odessa Adlon, Michael Cimino and others as the main actors, as learned by TapTechNews.

It is introduced that David F. Sandberg is a Swedish director. His 2016 self-directed and self-written thriller Lights Out with a low production cost of 4.9 million US dollars has earned 148 million US dollars globally, and in 2018 he directed the DC's new superhero movie Shazam.

The film is adapted from the same name game Until Dawn, which is an interactive horror game developed by Supermassive Games and released by Sony in 2015. The game story tells that:

Eight friends and sworn enemies reunite at a remote mountain resort, and they must confront the shadows of a mysterious killer, a man-eating monster, and a mine collapse incident, and the members must overcome their fears and wait for dawn to come safely.

TapTechNews previously reported that the remastered version of Until Dawn was released on the PlayStation 5 game console and PC platform on October 4th. User crawplays posted on the Reddit community, sharing the new ending of the game, hinting at the possibility of a sequel.