Backrooms Film Embraces Internet Origins with Massive Labyrinth Set
The upcoming horror film Backrooms, directed by internet talent Kane Parsons, features a groundbreaking 30,000-square-foot set that surprised its stars and highlights cinema's digital evolution.
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Backrooms is a reminder that the internet is the future of cinema
The film Backrooms serves as a compelling example of how the internet is becoming a significant source for emerging directorial talent. This trend highlights the evolving landscape of cinema and the new avenues for creative expression.
Backrooms star says she was genuinely "a little concerned" she'd go "insane" while filming in new horror movie's labyrinthian sets: "I wouldn't actually go alone"
Actress Renate Reinsve expressed concern about going insane while filming the upcoming horror movie Backrooms, which features a 30,000 square-foot labyrinthine set. Directed by Kane Parsons, the film also stars Chiwetel Ejiofor and explores themes of existentialism, culture, and technology. Backrooms is set to release on May 29.
Backrooms actor Chiwetel Ejiofor was surprised to find out the 30,000 square foot set is the first of its kind: 'I thought that somewhere it had been built before'
Actor Chiwetel Ejiofor expressed surprise upon learning that the 30,000 square foot set for the upcoming A24 film Backrooms was the first physical set of its kind. He initially believed similar sets had been constructed before, given the prevalence of Backrooms media online. Director Kane Parsons created the expansive set, which even led to some people getting lost.
