Director David F. Sandberg began his career in horror. He made his debut with 2016’s “Lights Out,” and continued his career ascent in 2017’s “Annabelle: Creation.” And then there was a move to superhero cinema, eking out a hit in 2019’s “Shazam,” only to stumble mightily with a widely ignored 2023 sequel. Sandberg returns to low-budget genre filmmaking with “Until Dawn,” which is an adaptation of a 2015 video game that was known for its unique interactivity. Such inviting gameplay is obviously missing from the big screen version, which hopes to celebrate the world of fright films without the very thing that made the release special. It’s a strange choice to transform “Until Dawn” into a movie, and the endeavor isn’t exactly out for thrills as screenwriters Blair Butler and Gary Dauberman are largely unwilling to crank up the excitement and chills for the mostly lethargic picture. Read the rest at Blu-ray.com