This post contains spoilers For the movie "To Dawn".

"To Dawn", returning to the horror genre For "Bright Outside" and "Annabella: Creation" Director David F. Sandberg (whose talents have been spent in the superhero space in the last few years)Don't play who is to want a sequel.

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In the culmination of the film, the mysterious villain of the story, Dr -Hill (a feature of Peter Stormar), forcibly exploded in the intestines and visca after drinking a cup of coffee that was poisoned by our protagonist, clover (Ella Rubin). The day is preserved, the trauma has been faced, closure has been achieved and our heroes are driving in the metaphorical sunset. But the film ends with a gig of the same melody, Dr. Hill bent it several times around the world, implied that he somehow survived his explosive death.

/Bill on the movie Bria recently spoke with Sandberg about his work on the film and he asked him if the director thought a sequel was possible, and Sandberg responded positively:

"Well, of course it is possible because you could do much more with it, and you could even do it with the new role of characters in a different location. It's open.

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But if screenwriter Gary Daberman, with whom he spoke and in the same interview, has his own way, the franchise "To Dawn" will become much more ambitious in the coming years.

Gary Daberman has been the main foundation in the horror space for years, having Blumhouse's "Annabella" trilogy, both chapters of Andy Mushietti's successful "IT", and nuns "and The remake of "Salem Many", the second of which was also directed by. When he asked the same question about the possibility of a "dawn" sequel, he set the desire to see a situation where all games and movies take place on a time schedule.

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"I hope there is a new game that is part of the story," Daberman shared. "My ideal script is that there is a game, a movie, a game, a movie or a TV (show), whatever it is. But really really building in all different types of media, I think, is what is exciting.

The film occupies a completely different approach from the game (which can explain why the creators of the game did not give credit to the film)And I personally like the idea of ​​alternating stories in these two media that everyone does their job and then may share one character as a piece of connective tissue, almost like HBO's "white lotus" wearing at least one character from one season to another. We saw that it happened with D -Hill at Stormar both in the game and in the film, so the template is there to do something similar again with sequels ... If this film is successful enough to guarantee, of course.

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"To Dawn" is now in cinemas.