Jason Alexander and Josh Radnor Wrap Horror-Comedy Doom Scroll
Jason Alexander and Josh Radnor have wrapped filming on Doom Scroll, a Passover home-invasion horror-comedy.
Production has closed on the film, the second feature from K180 Studios, Deadline reported in an exclusive published on 6 October 2026 Deadline. Cameras have stopped rolling.
Natalie Bailey directed the film. It was shot in the Canary Islands. The Spanish archipelago often hosts international shoots with its standing sets and varied locations.
Alexander and Radnor lead the cast. They are joined by David Mazouz, Inbar Lavi, Betsy Brandt and Erin Darke, according to the same report Deadline.
The title blends two ideas familiar to general audiences. Home invasion is a horror setup where intruders break into a house, while Passover is the Jewish spring holiday centred on a family meal. Here the two are paired with comedy, meaning scares and humour share the same table.
Doom Scroll is described as a sophomore feature, a trade term for a company's second film. K180 Studios was founded in 2021 by Becky Korman, Lily Korman and Shai Korman. The new production follows its first feature and keeps the young company in active production.
What makes this stand out is the combination. Holiday gatherings bring together family, food and tension. For fans, this means a familiar night turned into something far less safe.
