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Two months ago, Variety reported that "V/H/S: SCP," the latest installment in the found-footage horror anthology series "V/H/S," would bring the internet horror phenomenon "SCP Foundation" to the big screen for the first time as its central plot, targeting a 2027 release. Today, Deadline added that independent film powerhouse A24 has acquired the distribution rights for "V/H/S: SCP," becoming its primary distributor.
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Additionally, the film adaptation of another internet horror creation, "The Mandela Catalogue," which was also announced for development two months prior, has now officially set its release date for June 9, 2028. This news was also exclusively reported by Deadline.
The film version of "The Mandela Catalogue" was previously confirmed to be directed by Alex Kister, the original creator of the YouTube horror short series, who will also serve as co-writer. Amazon, along with its subsidiaries MGM and United Artists, and Steven Spielberg's Amblin Entertainment, will jointly produce the film, with Spielberg himself credited as an executive producer.