Neon to produce open-source SCP film following A24 dispute
2026-10-06
Film studio Neon announced plans to produce a movie based on the SCP Foundation's collaborative horror fiction. This follows a previous controversy involving A24's handling of the same intellectual property.
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Film studio Neon plans to produce a movie based on the SCP Foundation's collaborative horror fiction. This announcement follows a dispute involving A24 and the SCP Foundation community regarding creative rights.
Key facts
- Neon intends to develop a film using the SCP Foundation's open-source horror fiction.
- This follows a dispute between A24 and the SCP Foundation community over creative rights.
- The SCP Foundation is a collaborative writing project about an organization that contains anomalous entities and objects.
- Neon's approach aims to follow the foundation's community guidelines and its licensing for content use.
- The studio's adoption of an open-source model may change how derivative works are handled within the SCP Foundation's creative ecosystem.
Source: Engadget
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