The V/H/S Franchise is Heading to Theaters for the First Time with ‘V/H/S: SCP’ – HorrorFuel.com

The found-footage anthology franchise is making its biggest leap yet. Before fans even hit play on this October musical-themed entry, V/H/S/MIXTAPE , the next chapter in the series has already secured a landmark deal. V/H/S: SCP will officially bring the franchise to movie theaters, backed by indie powerhouse A24, Deadline reports. A Historic Leap to the Big Screen The partnership marks a major milestone for the franchise, which began back in 2012. A24 is co-producing the project alongside Josh Goldbloom and Spooky Pictures founders Roy Lee and Steven Schneider. Moving from digital and home releases to a full theatrical debut signals a shift toward grander scale.  Leveraging A24’s track record of elevating internet-born lore into cinematic hits. The narrative will frame its terrifying segments as redacted field documentation, recovered video evidence, and containment breaches. All while a secretive organization catalogs it. The Origins  of the SCP Foundation The project draws directly from one of the internet’s most sprawling creative phenomena. Originating in 2008 on an online forum, the SCP Foundation began as a collaborative wiki project centered around a fictional secret agency. The acronym stands for “Secure, Contain, Protect,” which doubles as the organization’s official mission statement. Writers worldwide contribute
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