The Backrooms

The level of storytelling KanePixels has done with this series is astounding. The environments are oppressive while being ordinary at the same time. He was dead-on with his depiction of the source material and builds on it and makes it his own to great effect.

You actually care about the characters and want them to escape. The way even small bits of dialogue can build a character is amazing.

I wrote this after watching how terribly American Horror Stories did with the Backrooms. It made me appreciate KanePixels series even more.

I look forward to him continuing this series and exploring more of the Backrooms.

I Absolutely LOVE This TV Series.

Its Evolved Into What Has Become A Great Horror Series From Just Back In January 2022, When Kane Pixels Made The First Episode Of The Series.

The First Episode Of Season 2 Is Amazing Aswell!

Love The Sets And Everything Is Just AMAZING!

Kane Made An Absolute Masterpiece Out Of This, And I Hope It Continues For A LONGGGGG Time, Even If Work And Time Need To Progress, Its All Worth It For This Series.

This Is Honestly Better Then ANY, And I Mean, ANY Analog Horror Series, The Environments Is Super Realistic, All Of The Async Research Institute's Company Jobs, EVERYTHING!

Cant Wait For More!

Kane Parsons, better known as kane pixels, has shown that the terror of the internet can surpass the terror of cinemas.

The liminal spaces he creates are the deepest dream of a generation that grew up in them. He amplifies the vision we had when we were first in those places, creating an emotion of nostalgia, impact, fascination, and fear. On the other hand, it adds a huge layer of intrigue and a hidden story in the films completely.

In conclusion, he proved that independent horror is still alive by giving us a new and refreshing experience in this overexploited world of horror.

(originally written in Spanish and translated into English)

It actually appears to be YouTube videos of this yellow rooms footages alternated to scientific videos with a random context. Actually, whoever says that the show doesnt makes any sense, missed the lore and the chronological order of this tv show,and if we find the connection (a lot of YouTube videos have talked about that)we can arrive to the conclusion that The backrooms tv show by Kane Parsons its the best found footage show of all time. Its even more statically cruel and violent than cannibal Holocaust,because in CH the violence is graphical meanwhile in the backrooms the static location actually assoults our mind to create a persistent state of anxiety,and going on with the show can lead to loose the sanity. Slow,creepy,unnerving,how the exploration of the backrooms was described in that 4chan post,mr parsons made a 3d version that can be a competitor of all the horror movies of all time and its actually more than most of them.

The pure consistency is one of the things that places this series above the rest. The analog style footage serves only to strengthen the intrigue of the series, and remains present throughout. Mystery is built gradually, so that the series still has a lot of unexplored depths while still showcasing a lot of interesting details.

All of the 3d environments look tangible and real, and on top of that a lot of the coloring in some shots especially looks great.

Also, there is some plot structure, enough for there to be a narrative to follow while still not giving away too many details. The result is a sort of freeform narrative, although it is much more structured than the typical layered analog horror franchise, EG Local 58 or The Mandela Catalogue.

A lot of the reasons this has become so popular have to do with how high quality it is. The analog aesthetic, the crisp sound design, the intuitive and consistent narrative, and the top notch editing (beginning sequence of Missing Persons, the entirety of Report) all combine to create this internally consistent and fascinating parallel world, that delivers while still leaving way for possibilities ahead.

As a result, I look forward to each next entry more than I look forward to most mainstream shows. Not superfluous, not lacking, just complex.