Backrooms: 17 Behind-The-Scenes Facts You Probably Didn’t Know
The mysterious new horror film Backrooms hasn’t just been a hit at the box office and with critics, it’s also one of the most talked-about films in the world right now. Kane Parsons’ directorial debut stars Chiwetel Ejifor as a disillusioned man who stumbles upon an alternate universe through the basement of a furniture store, and tries desperately to get his therapist, played by Renate Reinsve, to see things his way. Backrooms has a completely distinct visual style that has made it immediately iconic, and considering how many people on both sides of the Atlantic have been flooding cinemas to see it, many will no doubt be contemplating exactly how the movie came to be. Here are 17 facts you probably didn’t know about the making of Backrooms… 1. Backrooms’ journey to the big screen was a surprisingly long and winding one Rather than being an adaptation of a book, TV series or even video game, Backrooms started life as a viral photo. Back in 2019, 4chan members asked fellow users to submit “disquieting images …








