It is yet another example of Hollywood rushing to adapt online creepypasta and viral horror shorts into movies in the desperate hope of landing the next Backrooms-like blockbuster. As reported by The Wrap, Moss, an online content creator with over 11 million followers on TikTok, will help produce the film and shape its creative direction. Jeff the Killer first popped up in 2008 as a modified image of a creepy face that spread around the web quickly. “I grew up reading Jeff the Killer and all of the creepypasta horror stories, so there’s definitely a nostalgic connection for me,” Moss told The Wrap. The Jeff the Killer movie doesn’t yet have a cast, writer, or director.