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Backrooms follows Clark, a furniture store owner, and Mary, his therapist, who discover a dimension of seemingly endless liminal spaces hidden beneath the store's basement. Adapted from Kane Parsons' web series and the Backrooms creepypasta, the film treats architecture itself as horror — corridors that stretch without logic, spaces that shouldn't exist but do. Viewers drawn to this will find the same unease in any story where a room, a threshold, or an enclosed space becomes the source of genuine dread.

About Backrooms

Backrooms is a 2026 American science fiction psychological horror film directed and co-scored by Kane Parsons and written by Will Soodik. It is based on Parsons' web series and inspired by the "Backrooms" creepypasta. In the film, Clark, a furniture store owner, and Mary, his therapist, discover a dimension of seemingly endless liminal spaces accessed through the store's basement. Mark Duplass, Finn Bennett, and Lukita Maxwell also star.

From the Wikipedia article Backrooms_(film), available under CC BY-SA.

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What should I watch after Backrooms?

Fans of the film's liminal-space dread will enjoy The Lost Room, a TV miniseries about a detective who discovers a motel room that opens into an alternate universe, and Cellar Door, a thriller built around a single forbidden space.

Are there any Backrooms games I can play?

Yes — Escape the Backrooms and Inside the Backrooms both let you explore procedurally generated liminal levels, while Silent Hill 4: The Room delivers a similar sense of being trapped in a nightmarish alternate reality through a mysterious portal.

Is there a book like Backrooms?

The Room follows a bureaucrat who discovers a secret room that no one else will acknowledge — the same quiet wrongness and institutional uncanniness at the heart of Backrooms. The House Without a Door offers a related theme of a woman sealed off from the world.

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