Until the director of dawn shows the film effects of gross practices in the new video behind the scenes

Until dawn director David F. Sandberg He has published a new good new video that shows many of the practical effects that the public can expect to see in the horror film and how they have been made.

In the video, Sandberg highlights a scene in which the face of a character is repeatedly destroyed on the ground. Instead of using CGI, the director shows how he uses assembly and prostheses to make the scene seem like he was playing in a cut.

Sandberg continues to talk about another sequence that shows a stabbed character through his back with a pickaxe. The director shows how the character who was raised was pulled out having the actress on a chair. Sandberg ended up cutting the elevator with a final cut, but the video still offers some interesting intuitions.

Then there is a scene that covers a character who has a worm that crawls from a hole in the face because it is always fun! This is an example of use of practical and CGI effects.

The story sees that young characters are brutally killed just to return to try to survive again, and must continue to survive until dawn. Previously it was explained that every time a character came to life, it is as if a completely new horror genre entered.

In history, “a year after his sister Melanie has mysteriously disappeared, Clover and her friends head to the remote valley where she vanished in search of answers.

“By exploring an abandoned visitors, they find themselves persecuted by a masked killer and horribly killed one by one … just to wake up and find himself at the beginning of the same evening.

“Trapped in the valley, they are forced to relive the nightmare still and again – only every time the killer threat is different, each more terrifying than the last.

“Decreased hope, the group soon realizes that she has a limited number of deaths and the only way to escape is to survive until dawn.”

Sandberg has already said of the film: “I wanted to be a horror again. This film explores the many great subgenre of horror to create the most terrifying experience possible.

“Capturing the essence of the game, but with new characters, acts as a great autonomous introduction to the world for the newcomer and offers something new that fans of the game will like.”

The cast of the film includes She rubin (The idea of ​​you) ,, Michael Cimino (I’ve never done it) ,, Ji-young yoo (Expatriates) ,, Odessa a’ction (Hellraiser) ,, Peter stormy, Maia Mitchell AND Belmont Cameli.

The film was written by Blair Butler (The invitation) with contributions from Gary Dauberman (The lot of Salem).

The film is described as “a love letter with Rating R to the horror genre”, and will be released in April.