Until Dawn

David F. Sandberg conceived the closing credits title sequence with the missing persons posters during filming, believing it would be a "really fun" way to end the movie. "I thought it would be really fun for the end credits to have missing posters of the whole crew and cast on that board. So I wanted to do that, but I was also clear to everyone, "You don't have to do it if you don't want to." The editor Michel Aller chose a childhood picture of herself, so it looks like a child edited this movie. (Laughs.) When I showed the movie to everyone else, they were so envious of her. They were like, "You could use a childhood picture? What the fuck!? Why didn't I think of that?" But everyone thought it was a fun idea to do that, and I love it because you get to see the people who made the movie, for a change."

In Night 12, all of the characters die except for Megan, who follows Dr. Hill through a door and into the mining tunnels below town. When the dead characters are revived for Night 13, they discover that Megan is not in the house with them. That means that Megan did not die in Night 12, and therefore survived until dawn and should be out of the time loop, while the other should be dead and not returned to a Night 13.

Part of the closing credits features the noted cast or crew members on missing persons posters beside their names. At the credit "Based on the PlayStation Studios video game", since that's not a person, a flyer advertising a video game club is shown. At the top of that flyer are the X, circle, square, and triangle symbols associated with the PlayStation controller.