The film adaptation of the PlayStation horror game UNTIL DAWN has a cast

The cast of the film adaptation of the famous horror game from Screen Gems and PlayStation Productions has been announced Until dawn.

The film is directed by David F. Sandberg (Lights off, Annabelle: Creation, Shazam!) and the cast includes rising stars like Ella Rubin (The idea of ​​you), Michele Cimino (With love, Vittorio), Ji-young Yoo (expatriates) AND Odessa A’zion(Sitting In Bars With Cake).

Asad QizilbashHead of PlayStation Productions, Head of Product for PlayStation Studios, Sony Interactive Entertainment shared the following casting statement: “At PlayStation Productions, we are always looking to find creative and authentic ways to adapt our beloved games that our fans will enjoy.

“In addition to Screen Gems, we have assembled a fantastic cast of new characters that builds on our already stellar directing team and their vision for the adaptation. We are excited to reveal more about the film soon.”

The film’s plot is still under wraps, but it’s described as “a terrifying, R-rated love letter to the horror genre, centered around an ensemble cast.” It will be fun to see Sandberg act in the horror genre again.

The story of the game is set one year after the death and disappearance of the twin sisters Hannah and Beth, eight friends return to the mountain cabin belonging to the parents of their friend Josh, brother of the missing sisters.

Shortly after arriving, the friends realize they may not be the only people on this mountain.” What follows is a fun and disturbing mystery story.

This movie may end up telling a different story than the game. The screenplay was written by Blair Butler (The invitation), and a recent draft was written by Gary Daubermann (En: chapter two AND The nun).

I’m a fan of the game and the story it tells, so I hope this movie turns out to be just as entertaining.