Every Video Game Easter Egg From The Until Dawn Movie
The Until Dawn movie is fortunately not a carbon copy of the video game, but there are plenty of Easter eggs for gamers to find in the film.
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Stories By Bill Bria
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How The Until Dawn Movie Boldly Ties Into The Video Game
The Until Dawn film has a fascinating connection to its video game source material, leaving open several possibilities for the franchise as a whole.
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Until Dawn Director David F. Sandberg Had To Convince His Colleagues To Attempt In-Camera Special Effects [Exclusive]
Until Dawn director David F. Sandberg had to convince some of his colleagues (and the studio) that he could do some of the movie's effects practically.
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Until Dawn Review: David F. Sandberg's Video Game Adaptation Is The Most Horror Movie Of The Year
Until Dawn suffers from paper-thin characters but has enough monster mash energy to result in some horror movie fun. Here's our review.
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The Hunger Games: Sunrise On The Reaping Has Found Its Young Haymitch Abernathy — And Another Very Important Character
The Hunger Games prequel film 'Sunrise on the Reaping' has found the young actors for its two leads for the 50th Annual Hunger Games.
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Thunderbolts* Early Reactions Claim The Film Is A 'Home Run For Marvel Studios'
Marvel really needs a win and early reactions to Thunderbolts* certainly seem like the latest addition to the MCU could be a hit.
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Wayne Knight Parodied Two Of His Most Memorable Movies On Seinfeld
Seinfeld co-star Wayne Knight, who played Newman, got to parody two of his most memorable '90s movie roles on the hit sitcom.
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The Music Mythology Of Sinners Has A Long And Fascinating History
Ryan Coogler's Sinners creates a mythology all its own, but takes inspiration from the real-life legend of a blues musician and his deal with the Devil.
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Sinners' Big Musical Number Is 2025's Greatest Movie Scene (So Far)
Ryan Coogler's Sinners contains a big musical scene that has set the bar as the best movie moment of 2025. Here's why the vampire film is so effective.
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Why Until Dawn's Record-Breaking Video Game Writers Aren't Credited For The Movie
The Until Dawn movie is loosely based on the popular horror video game, but the writers of the game aren't credited on the film. Here's why.
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An Unmade I Know What You Did Last Summer Sequel Could Have Changed The Franchise Completely
Mike Mendez had a pitch for an unmade I Know What You Did Last Summer sequel that would've taken the franchise in a different and rather unique direction.
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The Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning Trailer Brings Every Movie Together (And Gives Ethan Hunt An Aircraft Carrier)
Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) and his team stare death in the eye one last (?) time in the latest trailer for Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning.
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The Secret To The Righteous Gemstones Costuming Is In The Show's Title
Danny McBride gave The Righteous Gemstones' costume designer an idea that inspired a subtle decision about what types of colors the Gemstone children wear.
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How James Gunn's Patience With David Corenswet Paid Off On The Superman Set
David Corenswet took his role as Superman very, very seriously, and his constant barrage of questions for James Gunn helped make the movie better.
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Hell Of A Summer Review: A Campfire Slasher That's Light On Scares But Big On Charm
The slasher comedy Hell of a Summer is low on scares but ends up being one of the coziest horror movies in recent memory. Here's our review
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David Fincher Is Directing A Brad Pitt-Led Quentin Tarantino Sequel For Netflix
In news that feels like it was generated to make cinephile heads explode, David Fincher is directing a Quentin Tarantino sequel with Brad Pitt.
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Kevin Costner's Waterworld Almost Had A Totally Different Soundtrack
Waterworld would've had a dramatically different soundscape if Kevin Costner had signed off on Mark Isham's original score for the film.
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Timothee Chalamet's Oscar-Nominated Biopic Has Found New Fans On Hulu's Top Charts
Timothee Chalamet's Oscar-nominated Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown wasn't a huge hit in theaters, but it's now topping Hulu's charts.
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Every Creature Easter Egg You Missed In Death Of A Unicorn
Death of a Unicorn is a wildly fun horror-comedy, but it's also filled with Easter egg references to beloved genre classics.
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Jason Statham's New Action Movie Beats Sylvester Stallone's Worst Rambo Sequel At Its Own Game
Sylvester Stallone redeems the disappointment of Rambo: Last Blood with his work on Jason Statham's new action movie, A Working Man.
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Why Do So Many Modern Film Scores Sound Like '80s Music? The Movie Music Investigation You Need
Have you noticed that a lot of modern film and TV scores have an '80s-inspired sound? We spoke with several composers to find out why that vibe has persisted.
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James Bond's First Filmed Appearance Was Nearly Unrecognizable
Before James Bond had his proper on-screen debut in Dr. No, he showed up on the small screen in America as television's 'Jimmy' Bond.
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A Gunsmoke Actor Starred In Steven Spielberg's Often Overlooked First Movie
The Sugarland Express is considered Steven Spielberg's theatrical feature debut, but he burst onto the scene with a TV movie featuring a Gunsmoke actor.
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How Novocaine Depicts (And Respects) The Lead Character's Unique Medical Condition
Jack Quaid's character in Novocaine has a malady where he doesn't feel pain, but it's actually inspired by a real condition. Here's how the film presents it.
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How Steven Soderbergh's Black Bag Weaponizes A Beloved James Bond Actor
By casting Pierce Brosnan in Black Bag, Steven Soderbergh weaponizes the instant association audiences have with James Bond to the film's benefit.
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Novocaine Is More Proof That Horror Filmmakers Make Great, Brutal Action Movies
Novocaine directors Dan Berk & Robert Olsen come from a horror background, and their latest movie proves how well those skills transfer to action.
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Opus Director Mark Anthony Green Wrote A 350-Page Cult Manual We'll Never Get To Read [Exclusive Interview]
Mark Anthony Green, the writer/director of A24's Opus, tells us about creating credible pop music for his film & writing a cult manual we'll never get to read.
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