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I can't stop thinking about this movie
OP: If Backrooms Were in China (cr除颚贴,秋多余不是秋刀鱼,波波奶茶)
my favourite part of Backrooms was when Phil showed Mary a photo of Clark on the cameras and you could see the big fuckass censor square over the Pirate
Was really interested going into this movie because as someone who isn’t very up to speed on any backrooms lore besides the og post I like the backrooms best when there are no monsters, but the environment itself makes you feel unsafe. You’re paranoid and panicking but then you get out and realize that there was nothing to be afraid of, nothing was even there to chase you in the first place it was just your mind tricking itself.
So I think it’s so interesting that this movie did both- there is a monster but it’s You. It’s a monster you made up it’s a physical manifestation of your fear. It hurts people because you hurt people. You’re unsafe because you created the environment and that means your fear is out to get you.
I really did like the ending of the Backrooms 2026, actually. The twist that the Backrooms is a space that you can physically exit but a part of you mentally will always be trapped in is a great subversion and really effectively inverts the concept. The main scientist character looks directly into the camera and reveals he is still caught in the same nostalgia trap that Clark was, stuck in a repetitive motion and going nowhere. Mary got out but she's still in there. You can leave but you can never escape
i really love the motif of windows in Backrooms. mary’s book being called “the window within”. the curtains in her office always being drawn. the shot of her behind glass in her own home during the gathering at her house. clark looking through the window into his own house. him being unable to see kat through the glass she can see him through. the window in mary’s mother’s house. the windows in the hospital her mother is brought to that only look out to another building. the drawing that mary finds of captain clark reaching someone up towards a window. the fale window in clark’s “home” in the backrooms that just looks out to more of the same empty space. the window in the interrogation room that’s too high to see out of (and thus to determine if it’s real). the fact that the backrooms lacks any windows to a true “outside space”, and how terrifying that makes it. there is no window within. or, at least, not one that any of them can find
I saw backrooms I really like backrooms 🚪🪑
I don't want to change 🪑
Just a casual reminder that Pirate Clark was a real person. His name is Robert Bobroczkyi, and he’s a 25 year old Hungarian basketball player turned actor. He stands at 7 feet 7 inches tall, and his last big role was playing the alien hybrid in Alien: Romulus.
This dialogue reflects so many aspects of how people felt about that place
I liked the movie, the pirate was cool that peculiar gentleman.
ccapn clark gmnfhsiitnenj hnngnhhsgnn i love you i love y
behind the scenes footage of backrooms
Do y’all remember this part 4 episode?
A place.