With horror season creeping up on us, now is a great time to score a bargain on some spine-tingling entertainment. Amazon and Walmart are currently offering the Until Dawn remake on PS5 for 50% off, which is the best discount yet for the interactive horror game. If you thought the remake was too expensive when it launched last October for $60, now's your chance to add it to your collection for $30.
Until Dawn's live-action movie adaptation released in April and finished its theatrical run with over $53 million worldwide. Not exactly a smash hit, but it brought in more than three times its $15 million budget. It's a fun horror movie and a solid take on the source material with some clever new ideas mixed in. Until Dawn's 4K Blu-ray edition released earlier this month for $50. Along with the 4K UHD disc, you'll get a standard Blu-ray disc, a code to redeem the digital edition, and a number of bonus materials that explore how this gruesome film was produced.
Here's the full list of Until Dawn special features:
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Until Dawn's live-action movie adaptation released in April and finished its theatrical run with over $53 million worldwide. Not exactly a smash hit, but it brought in more than three times its $15 million budget. It's a fun horror movie and a solid take on the source material with some clever new ideas mixed in. Until Dawn's 4K Blu-ray edition released earlier this month for $50. Along with the 4K UHD disc, you'll get a standard Blu-ray disc, a code to redeem the digital edition, and a number of bonus materials that explore how this gruesome film was produced.
Here's the full list of Until Dawn special features:
- Adapting a Nightmare - Director David F. Sandberg and writer Gary Dauberman discuss the inspirations of the film and how they built off of the game world from the hit PlayStation game.
- Death-Defying Cast - Meet the cast
- Practical Terrors - A look at the practical effects and props used to garner realistic reactions from the actors and actresses.p
- Audio Commentary with director David F. Sandberg and producer Lotta Losten
- Deleted and extended scenes
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