First of all, I have to admit I'm a fan of the game and I've watched it numerous times (but I wasn't able to play it, because I don't own a playstation lol). When they announced the movie adaptation of the game, I was super hyped about it and I was so curious about how they're gonna make the movie. Eventually, when I first watched the official trailer of the movie I liked it a lot, but it wasn't similar to the movie. The reason I'm saying that, it's because the movie may not be similar to the game, however it's set in the same universe which is good! So, the movie synopsis was very interesting, mysterious and kinda similar to the game. The storyline was very well-written, well-explained and it's concept was very well done. The main characters (group of friends) were very interesting and likeable, but they weren't as well-developed as I would like. The casting choices were nice and their performances were great, they all did a great job of portraying their characters. The filming location of the movie was only one, just a small creepy cabin into the dark woods. I have to admit, it was a very scary movie and there were some great jumpscares during the movie. Regarding the killcount of the movie, it was very bloody, brutal and gory AF. Gladly, they used practical effect to film the death scenes, which is great because the death scenes looked very realistic and graphic. Also, the cinematography and the score of the movie were both beautiful and very well done. Moreover, I would consider it a very intense movie and there were some great chase scenes during the movie. The opening scene was predictable, fast-paced and very promising. The ending was kinda unpredictable, action-filled and I enjoyed it, a lot. Last but not least, the villains/creatures of the movie were all very well portrayed and their appearances were absolutely terrifying. Overall, "Until Dawn" was a great horror film, unique, scary, bloody, kinda funny sometimes, shocking and I would definitely recommend it to anyone! By the way, I'm definitely looking forward for a sequel.
