Edited By
Isabella Martinez
A controversial adaptation of Until Dawn hits theaters with a meager 54% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Critics and fans alike are split on whether this horror film captures the essence of the acclaimed game. What went wrong?
The adaptation seems to miss the mark for many who played the game. While the film isnโt directly tied to the gameโs story, it raises questions about the need for such adaptations.
One commenter pointed out, "I donโt think the game needed a movie adaptation to begin with." Others pointed out the film's inconsistencies with what made the game a favorite.
As of now, it's sitting at 47% with some reviews trickling in:
"Critics are all over the place with horror movies," noted one user, referencing the fluctuating reception similar to past horror classics.
Another comment stated, "Given the trailers, it feels like a 'Cabin In the Woods at home' situation."
Despite the lukewarm reception, some fans remain optimistic about checking it out for the timeloop aspect featured in the trailers.
Critics emphasize a disconnect; the movie seems to only borrow names and themes.
"Aside from Dr. Hill and one Wendigo, it just doesnโt feel like Until Dawn," said a fan.
Another user questioned the target audience: "Who was this movie made for?"
โณ 54% Rotten Tomatoes score reflects critical uncertainty.
โฝ "The game didnโt need a movie," claims a disappointed fan.
โป "This feels like a missed opportunity," a commenter stated.
With a high-profile title like Until Dawn, expectations were placed on this film to deliver. What else could have been done to honor the iconic game? The conversation continues as fans grapple with this adaptation.