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The Until Dawn movie had the perfect opportunity to set the series up for a second game and it’s annoying they missed it considering they are obviously trying to set a sequel up. in the Until Dawn remaster, two new character endings were added; saving josh from the handigo and the new sam scene where we see the whole “cut on arm” cliffhanger. these scenes were most definitely added to hint at a sequel, (not to mention the alleged project heartbreak that is apparently Until Dawn 2) but a sequel is difficult to make when you have a story that can end in hundreds of ways. the Until Dawn movie could’ve set up a sequel perfectly by keeping all the same characters, same plot and making a canon ending to the first game in the movie, killing off characters and making a perfect opportunity for a second game to begin.
“chris and ashley were the most innocent but they got targeted by most of josh’s revenge!” hey so no! the whole point of chris and ashley’s part of the “prank/revenge” was to get them together, josh mentions (twice i think) that ash and chris just need a little push to spark their relationship. he obviously does it to them because they played a small role in the prank and josh obviously blames the group as a collective for his sisters deaths, but the point of josh’s antics on them could’ve also been for the plot of his recording, to have the sparked romance in the height of an attack.
i fear joshua washington did nothing wrong. if my sisters disappeared because not just my friends, but theirs too decided to pull a prank that humiliated one of them to the point of running out of the cabin and the other running after to console. i too would have lashed out. and to top it off, josh was highly medicated before they disappeared and then stopped taking his meds. COLD. TUEKRY. i'm surprised he didn't actually kill one of them