Backrooms
- Lukas Kendall
- Jun 7
- 1 min read
I saw Backrooms and thought it was cool.
For all the talk of Backrooms and Obsession being game changers, as far as the young, YouTube-era filmmakers, I think it comes down to people wanting to see a new movie that’s different and has a cool, easy-to-understand concept. Word gets out that it’s good, and it takes off.
I remember when the found footage craze happened, and it was similar: dirt cheap horror movies becoming massive phenomenons. But it was not sustainable indefinitely.
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