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A24’s planned V/H/S installment based on the SCP Foundation universe faces severe legal and commercial hurdles. The studio claims 'worldwide rights' to the project, but the source material is licensed under Creative Commons CC BY-SA 3.0, which prohibits exclusive distribution. This conflict threatens the film’s viability, as any adaptation must be freely redistributable, undermining traditional theatrical exclusivity.
A24 has acquired worldwide rights to an untitled feature film based on the SCP Foundation, a massive internet-born horror universe. The project, produced by Spooky Pictures and Image Nation Studios, is set for a 2027 theatrical release. It serves as the next installment in the V/H/S found-footage anthology series, following the recent success of A24's Backrooms.
A former PlayStation executive suggests that the gaming industry could expand its audience by adopting a unified gaming format through industry collaboration, similar to how VHS overtook Betamax, emphasizing the importance of licensing and standardization to increase ubiquity and reduce exclusivity in console gaming.
Cassette is an iOS app that transforms your personal videos into retro VHS-style home movies, offering a nostalgic viewing experience with a simple interface and optional premium features, inspired by the desire to recreate the feel of watching old family tapes on modern devices.
The V/H/S franchise, known for its collection of spooky short films shot in the style of home videos, has become an annual tradition on Shudder. With the release of V/H/S/85, the series continues to take viewers on a nostalgia trip while delivering scares. While the wraparound segments are often the weakest part of the movies, each individual segment offers a unique and often terrifying experience. From the worst to the best, all 31 segments have been ranked, showcasing the enduring appeal of this modern horror anthology franchise.