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Spooky Pictures, Image Nation Co-Produce “V/H/S: SCP” for 2027

7/7/2026

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Spooky Pictures Co-produces

U.S. Spooky Pictures and Image Nation Studios announced a co-production of the horror film “V/H/S: SCP.”
The film will use a found-footage style that frames “recovered field documentation” videos archived by the SCP Foundation.
Each segment will focus on a different SCP object, entity, or containment breach.
Producers Roy Lee, Steven Schneider, Josh Goldbloom and Michael Schreiber, with executive producers Ben Ross and Rami Yasin, target a 2027 theatrical release.

Summary

V/H/S Adapts SCP

V/H/S: SCP marks first feature-length adaptation of the SCP Foundation, launched in 2008.
Shudder retains an ownership stake in the V/H/S franchise, linking the film to its horror-focused audience.
Since 2012, V/H/S has become the longest-running indie horror franchise of the 2010s-2020s.
The film presents each segment as “recovered field documentation,” continuing the series’ found-footage conceit.
Veteran V/H/S creators collaborate with SCP community contributors, illustrating cross-pollination between two fan-driven ecosystems.

Summary

V/H/S Draws Talent

The Blair Witch Project popularised the “lost-tape” horror format in the late 1990s.
Johannes Roberts contributed a segment to V/H/S, linking the series to genre talent.
Gareth Evans directed a V/H/S segment, showing the franchise’s draw for action creators.
Scott Derrickson added a V/H/S segment, further connecting the franchise to mainstream cinema.
Weapons director Zach Cregger will write a Siren Head movie, moving the internet horror icon to film.

History

Historical Context

The 1999 release of The Blair Witch Project, made for $60,000 and grossing $248 million, sparked the found-footage horror boom and inspired parodies such as Cartoon Network’s Scooby-Doo Project the same year. Building on that legacy, the V/H/S anthology’s upcoming 2027 film V/H/S: SCP adopts the recovered-footage format, marking Shudder’s push to mainstream internet horror.

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Spooky Pictures Co-produces

U.S. Spooky Pictures and Image Nation Studios announced a co-production of the horror film “V/H/S: SCP.”
The film will use a found-footage style that frames “recovered field documentation” videos archived by the SCP Foundation.
Each segment will focus on a different SCP object, entity, or containment breach.
Producers Roy Lee, Steven Schneider, Josh Goldbloom and Michael Schreiber, with executive producers Ben Ross and Rami Yasin, target a 2027 theatrical release.

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