I was thinking about why the still life designs were kind of familiar to me and… the Fooglies… from the first Spy Kids movie

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I was thinking about why the still life designs were kind of familiar to me and… the Fooglies… from the first Spy Kids movie
you literally have to unironically listen to some shit like party rock anthem so you don’t kill yourself
Can someone articulate to me what was subpar to them about the Backrooms movie script? Because I’ve seen some people have that critique specifically. It could be both my love and knowledge of the youtube series lore clouding my judgment but I never really picked up on any flaws so glaring that they ruined my enjoyment.
There was a fly in my theater when I watched the backrooms and it was tripping me out the whole time, especially when one showed on screen.
Working in a funeral home is either getting off four hours early or never going home
“The motifs! The underlying message and connective symbols! It’s all a metaphor for—“ I’m then dragged into the abyss by my armpits, twitching and foaming at the mouth.
a handprint made in concrete is just the image of a hand, it’s not the real thing. or, it’s the absence of a hand, more than anything, the negative space. the casing around where it should be. it’s an indent that was made from something real - that could not have existed without something real - but it’s not the real thing, it’s just trying to be. maybe it’s not even trying. you put your hand there with your mother and the concrete remembers, and the handprint doesn’t even know why it exists, it just does. if we can make copies and not-things from real things in the world, who’s the say the world couldn’t do that itself? does it even need to know why?
"I like it in here"
Okay. But its going to consume you.
"We don't have to change"
Okay. But it's going to consume you.
Eventually you have to leave. Eventually you have to run. And its painful and it's so much harder than staying in the comfort of what you know. In that house that stopped being a home years ago. Living memories you've replayed so many times over and over that the details are warping and becoming hollowed out corpses.
And it will consume you when you least expect it. You'll rot right there along with the building foundations and distort right along with your memories.
You'll have to run eventually, even if that's not how you're wired.
The window was never locked.
Me the first half of The Backrooms: "oh I get it. He's a down on his luck failed architect and even more failed furniture store owner who's trying to better himself. He'll probably be fascinated with the furniture/architecture of the backrooms and start selling the items there for money + notoriety. And eventually he'll go deeper and deeper to get more and more items until he gets trapped and encounters The Horrors. A classic tale of hubris :) "
Me the second half of the backrooms:
For a little I felt like we missed Clark’s spiral and that’s why the change felt so sudden but in the same scene that Clark shows this “sudden” violent part of himself he says ‘I don’t want to change’.
Clark has always been like this. We saw his extreme anger at the start of the movie. His disregard for those around him with how he speaks to and about them. The implied breaking of the glass was that he threw it, not knocked it over.
I was expecting a spiral but he didn’t need one. He was already there.
twitter users hate the new backrooms movie because it doesn't feature three trillion pointless AI slop levels, goofy "monsters" and doesn't follow a made-up FAN created wiki.
REAL backrooms enthusiasts know that the original concept of the backrooms from the original photo is what inspired Kane to make his own interpretation, therefore i don't get why people are so surprised that Kane used found footage in the way he did
Also a MOVIE comes with ACTORS, these users being shocked that the movie has actors in it would suggest they've never seen a movie before
Backrooms (2026) - Kane Parsons, A24
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A little different than my usual art but the backrooms has gotten under my skin, in my brain, my soul.
whatever i'll crosspost this one
They’re no clipping me into the backrooms today