Fans of the 2015 video game noticed something missing: the game’s writers, Larry Fessenden and Graham Reznick, didn’t get credited in the film.

Aided by sound designer Graham Reznick, Chainey begins to craft an atmospheric soundscape that pokes at the border between this world and a dark, mysterious otherworld steeped in Welsh folklore.

Hollywood Reporter recently interviewed Larry Fessenden and Graham Reznick, the writers behind the video game Until Dawn, who shared their thoughts on being uncredited. “I didn’t assume ...

The game’s original narrative was devised by the cult filmmaker Larry Fessenden (“Wendigo”), working with Graham Reznick, the two of whom culled the game’s house-of-ghouls slasher dynamic from sources ...

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 ...

Larry Fessenden and Graham Reznick wrote the Until Dawn video game, but you won't see their names in the film's credits. By Blair Marnell on April 28, 2025 at 7:41AM PDT 3 Comments ...

Larry Fessenden and Graham Reznick, the pair who wrote the enormous script for the PS4 horror adventure and its branching narrative, are not mentioned in the movie's end credits.

When the credits roll on Until Dawn this weekend, hundreds of people who contributed to Hollywood’s latest video game movie will be acknowledged for their work, from director David F. Sandberg all the ...

The game’s original narrative was devised by the cult filmmaker Larry Fessenden (“Wendigo”), working with Graham Reznick, the two of whom culled the game’s house-of-ghouls slasher dynamic ...

The screenplay, by Nick Damici and Graham Reznick, isn’t too interested in such minutiae, instead relying on multiple instances of people shouting, “go go go!” and one oddly surreal scene in ...

The script by Blair Butler and Gary Dauberman is based on a PlayStation game written by filmmakers Larry Fessenden and Graham Reznick, who took inspiration from movies like “Evil Dead” and ...

Sound designer Graham Reznick sports a black hat, suit and glasses as he brings an arm up to his chin. (Zimo Li/Photo editor) DB: “Rabbit Trap” takes place in Wales during the 1970s.