David F. Sandberg, known for directing the Shazam films, is back in the director's chair with the upcoming film adaptation of the horror video game Until Dawn. Despite the backlash from his previous work with superhero films, Sandberg found a compelling story in Until Dawn that he believes will resonate with fans. He appreciates the movie’s unique take on horror and its innovative time loop concept, which reflects the game's essence of choice and replayability. The film aims to be a fresh interpretation rather than a direct recreation of the game, a decision Sandberg feels is crucial to meet both fan expectations and storytelling quality. Set to release on April 25, 2025, the film is co-written by Blair Butler and Gary Dauberman, known for their work on It: Chapter Two.

The Until Dawn movie adaptation is set to release in theaters on April 25, 2025.

Until Dawn, released in 2015, is a survival horror and interactive drama game that became a cult favorite due to its engaging narrative and multiple endings based on player choices. Players navigate through a night of terror while attempting to keep the characters alive against a mysterious killer. The game is notable for its use of quick-time events and decision-making mechanics that affect the story's outcome, making it a fitting source material for a film adaptation aiming to explore the horror genre.