Seinfeld Star Jason Alexander to Headline Supernatural Horror-Comedy 'Doom Scroll'
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
Jason Alexander will star in the supernatural horror-comedy "Doom Scroll," alongside Israeli actress the Israeli actress and others. The film, shot in the Canary Islands, follows an American-Jewish family whose Passover Seder turns into a nightmare with the arrival of vengeful invaders and an ancient legend. The title "Doom Scroll" plays on obsessive internet scrolling and the literal meaning of a "scroll of doom." The movie is produced by K180 Studios, known for Jewish-themed comedies.
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- Jason Alexander will star in the supernatural horror-comedy "Doom Scroll."
- The film features Israeli actress the Israeli actress and was filmed in the Canary Islands.
- The plot involves a Passover Seder interrupted by invaders and an ancient legend.
- The title "Doom Scroll" has a double meaning related to internet use and ancient texts.
- The movie is produced by K180 Studios, specializing in Jewish-themed comedies.
Jason Alexander, known for his role in "Seinfeld," will star in the upcoming supernatural horror-comedy "Doom Scroll." The film, which has completed principal photography in the Canary Islands, also features Israeli actress the Israeli actress ("Fauda," "False Flags," "Lucifer"), Josh Randor ("How I Met Your Mother"), and Betsy Brandt ("Breaking Bad").
The plot centers on an American-Jewish family whose Passover Seder is disrupted by a vengeful group of invaders seeking fame and viral glory. A college student, played by the actor ("Gotham"), must defend his family not only from the intruders but also from an ancient legend that comes to life.
The film's title, "Doom Scroll," is a double entendre. It refers to the modern phenomenon of obsessive internet scrolling, particularly on social media, and literally means "scroll of doom," likely a nod to the Passover Haggadah or another ancient text. The filmmakers suggest that the characters will face significant hardship, referencing the Passover tradition of eating bitter herbs.
"Doom Scroll" is produced by the independent studio K180, led by the Korman brothers Beki, Lili, and Shai, who specialize in comedies with a Jewish twist. Their previous productions include "The Floaters," starring Aya Cash and Seth Green, set at an American-Jewish summer camp, and "Influenced," a comedy about a New York divorcee aiming for social media stardom, which featured Gwyneth Paltrow, Matt Damon, and Drew Barrymore.