Horror Duo to Helm 'Future Me' Film
The 'Deadstream' directors will bring the viral Reddit short story to life in a horror-thriller.
The story follows a man who receives a mysterious email from his past self, drawing him down a terrifying and surreal rabbit hole.
The deal aims to produce original horror content, with the first projects set to debut next year.
The label will focus on producing original short-form, vertical serialized, and long-form IP featuring digital native horror talent.
The label's first projects will debut next year, with Underground's Aaron Folbe serving as a partner and producer, helping to source new talent.
Why it matters
Readers should care about this news because it highlights the growing presence of creator-first labels in the film industry, which can bring new and innovative voices to the forefront.
What's next
The first projects under the Made By Spooky label are set to debut next year, with more details to be announced in the coming months.
How the story unfolded
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- Variety – ‘Deadstream’ Directors Joseph and Vanessa Winter to Helm Horror Movie ‘Future Me’ as Longevity Pictures, Spooky Pictures and Image Nation Studios Ink Multi-Picture Deal (EXCLUSIVE) ↗
- Deadline – Image Nation Studios, Spooky Pictures And Made By Us Studios Partner To Launch Creator-First Horror Label Made By Spooky ↗
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What do we know about Horror Film Production?
The 'Deadstream' directors will bring the viral Reddit short story to life in a horror-thriller. Joseph and Vanessa Winter will direct the horror-thriller 'Future Me'.
When did FlashFeed cover Horror Film Production?
FlashFeed published this brief on October 22, 2026. The earliest report it draws on, from Variety, is dated October 20, 2026.
What are the main details of the Horror Film Production story?
The story follows a man who receives a mysterious email from his past self. The label will focus on producing original horror content featuring digital native horror talent.
Why should readers care about Horror Film Production?
Readers should care about this news because it highlights the growing presence of creator-first labels in the film industry, which can bring new and innovative voices to the forefront.
What's next for Horror Film Production?
The first projects under the Made By Spooky label are set to debut next year, with more details to be announced in the coming months.
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