K180 Wraps Production on Passover Horror-Comedy Doom Scroll
K180 Studios has finished shooting its second feature, Doom Scroll, a Passover home-invasion horror-comedy directed by Natalie Bailey in the Canary Islands.
K180 Studios has wrapped production on its second feature film, Doom Scroll, a Passover home-invasion horror-comedy directed by Natalie Bailey, according to Deadline.
The cast includes Jason Alexander, Josh Radnor, David Mazouz, Inbar Lavi, Betsy Brandt and Erin Darke. The film was shot in the Canary Islands.
The plot follows a family's Passover Seder that is ambushed by intruders, with a college student protecting his family and confronting an ancient myth.
K180 Studios was founded in 2021 by siblings Becky Korman, Lily Korman and Shai Korman. Its first film, The Floaters, opened in theaters in summer 2026 through distributor Brainstorm Media.
Bailey premiered her dark comedy Audrey in competition at SXSW in 2024, where she won the Australian Directors' Guild Award for Best Direction of a Debut Feature.
Quick answers
What is Doom Scroll about?
It follows a family's Passover Seder that is ambushed by intruders, with a college student protecting his family and confronting an ancient myth.
Who stars in Doom Scroll?
Jason Alexander, Josh Radnor, David Mazouz, Inbar Lavi, Betsy Brandt and Erin Darke.
Where was Doom Scroll filmed?
The film was shot in the Canary Islands.