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The James Bond Questions Thread
As far as I can see, the title of the movie should be seen in isolation from earlier movies and is simply the (British spelling) noun for "something widely feared as a possible unpleasant or dangerous occurrence".
Maybe the word's acronymic nature of SPecial Executive for Counter-intelligence, Terrorism, Revenge and Extortion (as coined by Fleming) will be dealt with in a future movie. Until then, it's best to stick with the noun version: Spectre.
However, as @andmcit mentioned, its never referred to as an acronym in the movie so until Sam Mendes, the writers or somebody else in production confirms or denies it I guess we'll never know!
I expect if SPECTRE returns in Bond 25 they will drop a line to that effect.
To be fair, almost ALL the Bond movie posters use caps for the titles?
This is merely ONE question and it couldn't possibly provoke interesting discussions or debates for more than half a page, one full page at best. We have a questions thread. Please use it.