A group of friends must fight to survive as a terrifying time loop forces them to relive their own murders.

Some horrors end when the sun rises. Until Dawn ensures this one never does. The upcoming horror film plunges a group of friends into a relentless nightmare—one where death is not an escape but a reset. Each time they fall victim to a ruthless, unseen force, time rewinds, trapping them in an endless cycle of fear, blood, and paranoia.

It starts like any classic horror setup. A group of friends, eager for a weekend away, arrive at a remote location. Laughter echoes through the halls. Drinks flow. But as night falls, something shifts. Shadows stretch longer. Unfamiliar sounds creep in. Then the killings begin.

One by one, they meet gruesome fates—slashed throats, broken bones, bodies left mangled beyond recognition. Yet instead of darkness, death spits them back into the same moment where it all began. No one understands why. No one knows how to stop it. They only know one thing: they are being hunted, and there is no escape.

At first, they fight to survive, hoping to last until dawn. But survival is not enough. The nightmare resets with every failure, erasing their progress but not their memories. Fear festers into paranoia. Desperation turns friends against each other. Could one of them be responsible? Is the killer hiding in plain sight?

As the cycle continues, they search for answers. Some believe they are cursed, others suspect a twisted experiment. Theories grow wilder, but the deaths grow worse. Each iteration becomes more brutal, as if the force behind the nightmare is toying with them.

With every death, they inch closer to the truth. But the closer they get, the more horrifying the realisation becomes—this might not be a nightmare they can wake up from.

Because some fates are worse than death. And this one never ends.