In our exclusive clip from an 'Until Dawn' featurette, David. F. Sandberg and Gary Dauberman talk playing with genre in the ...

Until Dawn Video Game Writers Not Credited in the Movie, and They’re Not Happy About It. •No mention in credits: Larry Fessenden and Graham Reznick names were omitted entirely, despite the ...

Despite an underwhelming box office and critical reception, the video game adaptation has the kind of experimentation the ...

Larry Fessenden and Graham Reznick, the writers behind the Until Dawn video game, were not credited in the film adaptation, despite their significant contribution to the game's script. Kim MacAskill, ...

Over the weekend, Sony's Until Dawn movie opened with $18 million worldwide. And while the film's credits include everyone involved with the movie itself, Larry Fessenden and Graham Reznick--the ...

One of the talking points surrounding Sony's Until Dawn movie was that the game's original writers, Larry Fessenden and Graham Reznick, are not credited for the movie. Fessenden told The Hollywood ...

The Until Dawn movie adaptation made its debut in theatres over the weekend, and while its reception has been mixed, an omission in the credits is riling some people up. Larry Fessenden and Graham ...

Sony Pictures recently released Until Dawn, a very loose film adaptation of the Supermassive Games horror adventure. Now, the new movie is receiving some heat for not crediting the writers of the ...

Until Dawn is the latest video game to get itself a film adaptation, having made its cinematic debut on 25th April. At the film's close, its credits acknowledge the game it is inspired by, but no ...

said that she saw the new film and unhappily discovered that its credits didn’t list Larry Fessenden, Graham Reznick, Will Byles, or any of the others responsible for writing Until Dawn’s story.

But with its record-length script and writing team that includes horror icon, Larry Fessenden, Unti Dawn was one of the ... of its long shots of weather anomalies. The long-awaited Until Dawn isn’t ...