Be kind, of confusing

they/them fuck around/find out

[lucy-harker]

Imagine describing a dog to someone who's never seen one before and then asking them to draw it. It will look similar but the devil is in the details.

BACKROOMS (2026) dir. Kane Parsons

[mxmuffin]

I love this gif. Me when I need my stool

[123gocat]

i made it into a stamp

[k1ng-r0wan]

I know nothing about this film but this is everything to me

[empire-of-light]

BACKROOMS 2026, dir. Kane Parsons

[empire-of-light]

BACKROOMS 2026, dir. Kane Parsons

[jordozo]

Project Iron Backrooms 🥹

[apatheticabberation]

whatever i'll crosspost this one

[greseadraws]

dungeon meshi but they end up in the back rooms, a cursed idea that was eating away at my brain

[nitewrighter]

Peer-reviewing @monikoishi's tags because they're banger.

[dog-with-anxiety]

[ID1: a comic of the dungeon meshi characters in the backrooms.

panel one: Laios asks, "Where are the monsters?" He is holding a map, and looks around with an excited expression. A scribble monster peeks from behind a wall, behind the group. Marcielle and Chilchuck are wary, while Senshi looks at a bottle of almond water.

panel two: The scribble monster and Laios face off, Laios drooling and holding a fork and knife. The scribble monster sweats. Marcielle stands warily behind Laios, but Chilchuck and Senshi sit around a cooking pot, Senshi giving them a thumbs up.

panel three: The group sit around the pot, eating the black scribble monster like noodles. From left to right, Laios eats it with interest, Chilchuck looks at his bowl warily, Marcielle cautiously tastes the noodles, and Senshi pulls some strands up from his bowl. /End ID1]

[ID2: tags reading, (in all caps) #they ate him..... they ate the scribblemonster......... (end caps) #honestly from now on im going to imagine these anime cooking guys catching and eating every internet horror monster that freaks me out #... (all caps) they made creepy pasta. /End ID2]

[preworkray]

Here’s my slop

[m4ycrowave]

I loved this movie

[soldier-of-death]

the backrooms movie made me realize that my deepest fear isn't monsters or labyrinths or even death. it's failure.

seeing clark divorced, struggling with money, no friends, sitting and drinking and festering in his own self pity brought tears to my eyes faster than anything ever had before.

I saw him out of breath hopping around on the peg leg with the pirate impression talking about how you don't even need credit to buy from him and I was so close to sobbing it wasn't even funny. putting on a face when you're breaking down inside with no hope is terrifying to me.

I was so sad during the kitchen table scene because everything Mary said was true, he was lost now. It's like seeing someone you wished would succeed just give up and fall asleep in their grave.

Clark is gonna stick with me for a long time.

[officeobject]

My fear is being a bad person, especially since I fear, like, if I'm considered not good NOW, would I even genuinely wanna change myself, or would it feel like losing the real self I've had, forever, in the process? Especially since Clark re-frames some of his traits as just him being a little bit weird and quirky, or as a part of how he's wired (which Mary literally points out). I thought to myself I'd swear to change if I needed to, so that I wouldn't be like Clark, but wouldn't I miss myself and become a completely different person? He's such a scary person to relate to - so scary to me, but am I even HALF that different from him?!

[the-irreverend]

This might be a hot take, but I thought what they did for the "monster" of the Backrooms was ABSOLUTELY GENIUS! How it organically builds upon how the Backrooms work, how it connects to the real world and its people (specifically Clark), and how it creates something that is dangerous and terrifying, and yet at the same time, frighteningly human!

Let me ask you something. Do you think it's interesting that out of all the "people" that were in the Backrooms, Clark's was the only one that was actually dangerous and was actually going around killing people? That's because the Backrooms remembers things in the real world, and "the more times it remembers, the less it does" until it only remembers the details that stand out the most, like how, when you remember a childhood bedroom, you only remember specific furniture or decorations. And the same goes for people!

Because Clark's life is dominated by his anxieties, frustration, fears, and, most importantly, his desire to lash out at everything he thinks is to blame, the Backrooms only remembered those negative feelings. And eventually they all culminated into this dangerous entity. Just like how he lashed out and attacked others that he believes are the fault of where he is, this entity of his own (unintentional) making lashes out and attacks everyone in sight, because, as you can see by the expression on its face, it too is driven by those same anxieties and fears!

That's what makes this my favourite Backrooms entity! Because it's not just another murderous fiend that kills for the heck of it. It's something that beautifully and brilliantly connects to the world it's a part of, AND MOST IMPORTANTLY THE PEOPLE IN THE WORLD, and helps make Clark one of the best horror movie "villains" in recent memory!

[grumfy]

Theseus and The Minotaur

[cherrydanish]

a picture that’s worth a thousand words

[doubleca5t]

Hollywood truly does always take the wrong lesson from its success stories

[bookies16]

need them to make a Russian sleep experiment movie next. everyone who has internet access too early knows the horrors of thinking that was real at first

[birdsmybeloved]

I can't stop thinking about this movie

[strangerconnection]

you know, i don't remember

[pesky-poltergeist-deactivated20]

Done as a request for @ghostpetrol

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