The Internet waited with bated breath for Backrooms, and first-time director Kane Parsons did not disappoint. The film’s premise arises from a photo, posted anonymously online years ago, depicting an uncannily empty, yellowed office space. Teenage Parsons was among the thousands of people creating their own riffs on “the Backrooms,” a liminal mirror-world that distorts our mass-produced, homogenized work and living spaces into ominously unpopulated labyrinths.-Chicago Reader
“This is a complex, slow-burn science fiction experience that values atmosphere over easy scares. If you’re into movies that feel like a fever dream and aren’t afraid to leave you with more questions than answers, you’re going to love this.”-Movie Files
