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Actual fucking RETARD as OP above me
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A full-length Soyjak movie is possible, but a mainstream studio film seems unlikely—I’d put it in the “long shot” category. A smaller fan-made short, web series, or underground parody is much more plausible.
Backrooms had a key advantage: it was a horror concept that could stand on its own, and Kane Parsons had a popular, creator-led video series that studios could expand into a story for general audiences. The feature adaptation was announced with A24 and other production companies after the videos went viral. Wikipedia
Soyjak is more tied to a particular imageboard’s in-jokes and community, which makes it harder to turn into a movie that works for people who aren’t already in on the joke. If someone built a strong original comedy or horror story around the broader meme culture—rather than just stringing references together—that could improve its chances.
does this answer your question OP?
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Realistically if a soyjak film was made it would be a documentary film
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>>18613596 (Me)
This documentary film would be made 15 years after the sharty shuts down due to the 12th shooter