Announced by Ghost Gang today, principal photography has wrapped on the upcoming horror film Isolation, a feature-length anthology that’s said to weave together “nine standalone yet interconnected tales of terror from all corners of the world as people confront their darkest fears in an attempt to survive an increasingly deadly pandemic.”

The official press release explains, “As a narrative framework, Director and Producer Nathan Crooker created a fictional world many months into the future that is based around the current global pandemic. All nine filmmakers used the same unifying framework in creating their stories. The filmmakers were tasked with how to stay creative using only what was available to them at the time. They were not allowed to use Zoom or any other video conferencing services and were only allowed to use the equipment and resources they had with them when they entered into lockdown, including cast and crew, adhering to the COVID-19 protocols.”

Crooker says of the project, “Isolation explores the human condition through a genre lens, weaved together in an anthology experience. The films live under a banner of survival and deal with relatable themes such as: human connection, paranoia, hope, love, escapism, fear of the unknown, abandonment, and opportunism… Like any good horror film, the themes transcend the genre.”

Directors include Dennie Gordon (Jack Ryan, Legion, Hunters, Waco), Larry Fessenden (“The Last Winter,” “Habit,” “Depraved”), Bobby Roe (“The Houses October Built 1&2”), Andrew Kasch (“Tales Of Halloween”), Zach Passero (“Wicked Lake”) and Christian Pasquariello (“Alien Invasion: S.U.M. 1”). The anthology also gives rise to powerful new voices in horror with films by Alexandra Neary (“The Innocent”), Alix Austin & Keir Siewert (“Retch”), and Kyle I. Kelley & Adam Brown (“The Music Lesson”).

Distribution talks are currently underway.