Backrooms - Exit

This is a continuation of the tape ....- that was recorded by civilian Christopher -..-. E. ******* on .---- February 1st, ----- 1984.

*Inspired by Kane Pixels*

[ASyncResearch]

For all those asking, this channel is not ran by kane pixels, but is very much inspired by him so make sure to drop a sub on his channel: www.youtube.com/kanepixels

[Charterstone]

The idea of someone stuck in the Backrooms stumbling through the threshold and into the A-Sync Facility and not being able to distinguish it from the Backrooms is a brilliant concept. It could have been so tragic if they turned back around went went back through the Threshold, not recognizing they'd reached the real world.

[HooganVFX]

You and Kane are the greatest backrooms video creators. The atmosphere in these videos are just something that I can't explain. Keep up the great work!

[DSto]

Kane & A-Sync seem to be the ONLY Legitimately worth while Backrooms content creator's worth following..

Always interesting stories without 30 minutes of mindless no pay off endings or action. Keep up the awesome work friend.

Only suggestion is to collaborate and make something truth undeniable.

[Paralius]

This one was incredible. I love how there’s a story and not every ending is bad. I loved how this one ended. Dude made it out which makes the backrooms concept even creepier. You wouldn’t know if you actually made it out or not. Terrifying

[Bleh]

Christopher has no idea how lucky he is. This was absolutely amazing, you and Kane are definitely God tier backrooms content, keep it up.

[eldoony]

I love the little details in this. The muffling the main character makes whilst he's holding the camera, the scraping of the feet across the carpet, the reflection you can see in the elevator. This work is outstanding 👐👐

[dustinrodgers]

At 6:53, did anyone notice the locker was open when he turned the corner, but when he turned around and then looked back it was closed!

[thewordsdied]

My favorite back rooms content- no jump scares, just paranoia and solitude. Keep up the great work!

[xMrsGontierx]

Wow that elevator scene/transition to the locker hallway was BEAUTIFUL it all looked strikingly real and the sound design was even spot on

[XFade]

This is by far the most interesting backrooms video that I've watched. Ever since I figured out about the Backrooms I've been glued to watching videos like these and this one really made me get hyped. Keep up the good work!

[KC-ecpv]

Thank you for not going way off into the other "levels" yet. You are setting a great foundation for lots of other content in the future. Your production quality is top notch. Seriously well done.

[BenTheCuber]

The quaily of these videos is astounding. Keep up the amazing work!

[madisonhudak]

I really love how Kane and your channel keep the backrooms as they originated, without the ridiculousness of the different levels, which at a certain point lose the charm of what made the backrooms so terrifying in its own right, as being trapped in an eternal and eldritch maze of yellow wallpaper, musty carpet, and buzzing ceiling lights is as unexplainable and unknowable as it comes.
I think why the current idea of the backrooms with 500+ levels each with their own lore is interesting, but not as a horror concept. It loses its identity as something we cannot understand, and is dangerous because we cannot know it. With each new level comes lore, and with lore comes explanation. With explanation comes knowing. I love the idea of all of these different little realities like the school hallways as smaller segments of the yellowed and musty backrooms. It makes it confusing and terrifying. That being said, I love how this video has a 'happy ending'. It helps me sleep at night, lol.

[louiji]

No flashy edits, obsessive jump scares, or forced surprises. Amazing production. Makes me question if the backrooms are actually real now

[ItsTheShiki]

Awesome as always. A few things I noticed which really stood out:

When the main character rounds the corner and sees the model box for the first time, his reaction is subtle but makes sense. After being in the Backrooms as long as he has, seeing *anything* that isn't carpet or walls or lights instantly freaks him out. He knows by now that seeing a foreign object probably means bad news, or at least 99% of the time it does.

Also, the ending really got me, because how the hell do you even know you're *out* of the Backrooms? Like, for us yeah we clearly know 'Yep that's the Threshold, he's out, he did it!' but to the main character, for all he knows he's just in another part of the backrooms. Which is why when he meets the scientist, the fear in how MC hides like he's seen another entity really shows how fucked up with PTSD he is by this point.

I love finer details like that.

[LoveatFirstHike]

This one did not disappoint. Wouldn’t catch me getting on an elevator in the backrooms ✌️ and the endless halls of lockers is like something out of one of my school nightmares!

[gwingcommander]

My favorite detail is the way the character reacts to sounds and objects. Anything he hears or sees out of the ordinary causes him to jump, you can tells his nerves are just shot and he's constantly on high alert. Poor dude is so traumatized just seeing a box or a light out of place gets his heart pounding. Great stuff.

[prestongoetz]

This really is near Kane’s quality and is quite a stunning job I must say. Even small things like reflections and character sounds really turn out great!

[midlbrwn]

5:30 the elevator moved up before it was closed... That's the scariest thing I've seen yet.