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Generic horror not worth a night's stay
Stirling Observer
|June 27, 2025
Director hindered by basic premise
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Let me preface this review by saying I have never played the Until Dawn video game - and know nothing about it.
As a result, I am the wrong person to say if this is an accurate adaptation, and can only judge it as a movie on its own merits.
Doing so, Until Dawn comes across as an amalgamation of Happy Death Day, Silent Hill and Cabin in the Woods - but can't match any of them for quality.
We follow a group of friends who end up trapped in a time loop, where mysterious forces chase and kill them in gruesome ways, and they must survive until dawn to escape it.
This story is from the June 27, 2025 edition of Stirling Observer.
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