Backrooms - No Escape

This tape was .---- recorded by civilian Christopher E. ******* -..-. who was reported missing .---- ----- on January 30th, 1984.

*Inspired by Kane Pixels*

[ASyncResearch]

This channel is not affiliated with kane pixels, however it is strongly inspired by him so make sure to checkout his channel: www.youtube.com/kanepixels

[dankmotionsstudios]

I love how the A-Sync researchers actually care about helping the survivor and want to bring him back to the threshold. I was honestly hoping for a bigger reaction from the researchers when seeing an actual human being instead of some monster.

[terryflopycow]

Can you imagine the sheer confusion and joy from somehow encountering a GROUP of seeming professionals in a hostile place like this. And then they proceed to be kind, polite, and honest with you, and try get you out immedietely. Ditching their previous objective. Such genuine kindness in an otherwise bleak and existential genre.

[chrisnasif]

One concern I have is that these researchers didn’t all leave together - they are supposed to work in groups that are a minimum of three, and they split into groups of two including the survivor. Also noticed that the researcher was panicked when he realized the survivor was 15 feet behind him and sprinted back to him, saying “I didn’t realize you were so far behind me”…implying that turning your back on someone even briefly can be fatal.

[philpd]

I love how he hides between the walls at 2:47 and the monster just keeps running, completely unaware. Things like that are what make these videos so scary. Great work!

[johnschalkwyk]

the backrooms is such a brilliant horror concept, the feeling of dread that yellow light and musty carpet brings me is actually mad.

[ToastyNoneofyourbusiness]

That scene of him finding the TV playing what is assumed to be his missing persons ad, and then finding the TV unplugged is so genuinely horrifying, better than any jumpscare

[ConceptJunkie]

Kane Pixels set the standard for the "Backrooms" genre and A-Sync Research is perhaps the only channel that has lived up to that level of quality, creativity and story-telling. Keep up the great work!

[alexis_electronic]

"Am I gonna be okay?"
"Let's hope."
Very human dialog. Fantastic work.

[wendal]

i love how you can actually hear what the hazmats are saying, one of my only problems with kane pixel's series is that there are no subtitles and the dialogue is intentionally buried in ambient audio and insanely hard to make out without enhancing or replaying it

[cameronbrown]

The missing childrens reports was a beautiful touch. It added so much to the story in all but a few seconds.
Again absolutely wonderful

[nikluz]

I actually really enjoyed the part where he opens the door and finds himself at the top of snowy mountains in a blizzard. The mental crisis of feeling relief that you are no longer in the yellow musty halls but also the dread of being in an environment that would kill you before too long. The panicked search for shelter, only to find out that he has no choice but to enter back into the unknown or freeze to death. Brilliant.

[Bidmartinlo]

Kinda cool to see that these scientists/explorers care about the survivors. Much cooler than the typical SCP scientist. :D

[donjohnson]

I love the idea of finding a door out into the real world but the environment is just as hostile to life as the backrooms. Forcing the character to make a choice to willingly reenter is SO good. 👍 seriously, excellent work!

[odinson]

I really do love the backrooms concept. When you think about it being stuck in a place like this really is terrifying, especially with the way it is laid out. There is something about the creatures that make them way more terrifying than your typical monsters.

[Porplz]

nearing the end, when the camera man got freaked out by him hearing someone or something "laughing", the researcher actually cared and went back for him. nice man, you dont see many people like them around, actually willing to help.

[WhenToastersAttack]

Your crawling animation for the vent scene was incredible. Also, in regards to the tone the researchers take with him, it makes me think they’ve found other survivors before

[Paralius]

Wow this was fantastic. Cool to see a random dude find the researchers and how they cared enough to help him. Makes them relatable. Us against the back rooms kind of feel

[thedeepfriar]

The sound of the creature - man you nailed it. A cross between something so curious it causes you to want to look but at the same time the fear of knowing what you are about to witness!

[DatWingMan]

1:50 I really like the detail of the guy getting scared by the camera. He’s been in there only for a day but he’s probably so paranoid that he was startled when he saw the tripod
Edit: better time stamp