Until Dawn' director David F. Sandberg almost quit making IP-based films after receiving 'Shazam 2' death threats.

David F. Sandberg discusses why he didn't let death threats put him off tackling an iconic video game, gross effects, and the homages he's paid in his big screen vision.

A lot of fandoms can be quite toxic, and the director wouldn’t be the first to avoid working on certain properties to avoid ...

The director-producer's insistance on practical effects for the mold-breaking time-loop movie meant added pressure for each ...

“You can get death threats and everything so after Shazam! 2, I was like, ‘I never wanna do another IP-based movie because it’s just not worth it.’” “So I’m very ready to move on and ...

The next video game movie, Until Dawn, is in theaters now, but we recently learned that director David F. Sandberg almost passed on it. He said in an interview that he considered giving up on IP-based ...

“You can get, like, death threats and everything so after ‘Shazam 2,’ I was like, ‘I never wanna do another IP-based movie because it’s just not worth it.'” In a since-deleted tweet ...

“Shazam” director David F. Sandberg, who is currently promoting his film adaptation of the popular video game “Until Dawn,” almost quit making “IP-based movies” because of backlash ...