The interactive survival horror video game becomes a demonic "Groundhog Day" minus the cleverness: a video-game thriller that's got no game.

Larry Fessenden and Graham Reznick wrote 10,000 pages and set a Guinness World Record for the 2015 video game, but such writers are rarely acknowledged in adaptations of their work: "I thought somebody would have bothered to throw in our names,

Until Dawn became one of the biggest horror video games by effectively creating a horror movie experience for gamers to become immersed in on the PlayStation 4. It should come as no surprise that the Sony property would eventually come to the silver screen as video game adaptations are doing good business in theaters.