Backrooms

Backrooms (2026), directed by Kane Parsons, turns the viral internet horror phenomenon into an unsettling feature-length nightmare. The story begins when a strange doorway appears beneath a furniture showroom, leading into an endless network of interconnected rooms where time, space, and reality behave unpredictably. As characters become drawn deeper into this impossible environment, they encounter terrifying entities and struggle to understand whether escape is even possible. The film combines psychological horror, science fiction, and liminal-space dread, emphasizing atmosphere, disorientation, and existential fear. Rather than simply depicting a monster-filled maze, Backrooms explores obsession, isolation, reality, and the terrifying consequences of becoming lost somewhere beyond ordinary existence.