Although he returns to theaters this weekend with the video game adaptation “Until Dawn,” director David F. Sandberg reportedly swore off working on IP-based projects after the negative fan ...

David F. Sandberg Wanted to ‘Never’ Direct Another IP-Based Movie After Receiving ‘Death Threats’ For ‘Shazam! Fury of the Gods’: ‘It’s Just Not Worth It’ ...

Director David F. Sandberg is back in his comfort zone: a remote cabin in the woods filled with terrifying monsters. After helming two “Shazam!” movies, the “Lights Out” filmmaker ...

With Until Dawn hitting theaters, it’s time to discuss where David F. Sandberg’s new movie stands in his filmography. By Marco Vito Oddo April 28, 2025, 10:04pm ...

Fury of the Gods, David F. Sandberg wanted to stop directing “IP-based movies.” Sanberg helmed the original Shazam! film in 2019 and its corresponding sequel in 2023.

David F. Sandberg's 2016 debut Lights Out - based on his own viral short of the same name - was a stonking box office success, grossing just shy of $150 million worldwide on a $5 million budget.

Helming consecutive $100-million–plus-budgeted DC movies seems like two of the most arduous jobs a director can have, but David F. Sandberg insists that his latest film, Until Dawn, was more ...

This being a PG-13 movie, Sandberg cuts away from the impact shot, but instead shows Kalypso's staff emerging out the other side of the porta-potty, where blood can be seen dripping down the weapon.

Director David F Sandberg has decided to move away from intellectual property (IP) based projects following the backlash he faced after 'Shazam' Fury of the Gods'. In an interview with GamesRadar ...

David F. Sandberg Wanted to ‘Never’ Direct Another IP-Based Movie After Receiving ‘Death Threats’ For ‘Shazam! Fury of the Gods’: ‘It’s Just Not Worth It’ ...