EXITING BACKROOMS: THE END

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[thisisfrank]

What horror game would you want me to play on this channel?

FRANK

[catifix_the_cat]

„Those who jumped are still falling” was one of the most terrifying words I’ve ever seen or heard

[simplytoast]

props to the guy for taking all of the endings, not dropping the camera, and making it out alive to share the footage

[bax_upx]

Falling from the space to your death is better than living in the backrooms

[azzzne]

Each ending had it's own twist and that's what I like about it. Frank know's how to keep us wanting more

[RC_RZ]

"Those who jumped are still falling". Oh man... it's fcuking terrific

[robbe]

My review:

pros
- Love the David Lynch factor and the idea of seeing all the decisions made
- Great how you developed the liminal space concept into something new
- the music is great
- the story makes the viewer staying in the game

cons
- I hope you get the funds (go crowdfund!) to make it look more real with a talking character, hands and feet
- sound effects and movements are sometimes stiff

Overall something I would watch at Netflix. It is so great that creatives develop new concepts out of the initial backroom idea!

[thisisfrank]

This is my latest and probably last version of Exiting Backrooms that combines Chapter 1 and Chapter 2 adding 10 more minutes of extra footage. I hope the experience will be more immersive when it’s uninterrupted. These videos take a lot of time to render on my slow laptop but I’ll try to make more soon. Thank you for your support!
FRANK

[APRICEPRODUCTION]

This feels like I'm watching a recording of someone's crazy messed up dream/nightmare....

[SpiritWasTaken]

0:31 "you're probably wondering how I got into this situation" ahh rewind

[Ineedmyspacefr]

I really like the idea of always having the possibility of the end being near but always having a twist of some sort, it’s almost like the back rooms are taunting you

[Pancaykz]

The part where Frank was falling to earth was very breathtaking, all the beauty there was, even though none of it was real.

[real_hmm]

it looks like 1970s for me. The muted void.. is just terrific. The infinite fall. Everything is just. Just. Idk how to explain that

[Flamma_Dreemurr]

The idea of falling infinitely through hell itself is scary as fuck. And you managed to capture that without monsters, or cheap jumpscares. The sound design and concept itself are horrifying. Also I love the idea of taking a slide and suddenly exiting into space. Absolutely stunning work.

[alper]

I love how everytime he makes the wrong choice the camera just Freezes and goes back in time and makes the right choice

[ericschubert]

Its nice how he is able to just "rewind" after he realizes he made a wrong choice

[WalkingNowhere]

It actually kind of bothers me how many times this guy went to find out what he should be running from. "Here let me get closer to the horrifying abomination so I can really appreciate how far away from it I should be."

[TayWoode]

This is amazing, no silly kid style cartoon jump scares, the background music was subtle, the sound effects were spot on, I loved the rewind parts of “what if I’d done that instead “ style.
Loved it 👍🏾

[Hokar]

Damn, crazy how big this has blown up. I remember seeing this pop up in my youtube recommended after getting super addicted to backrooms stuff and this only had like 20k views at the time and I think the channel only had around 2k subs at the time too. Glad to see you're finally getting the recognition after all the hard work.

[reive]

This isn’t even the backrooms anymore. It’s a hybrid between sci-fi + liminal space where you traverse through an endless carousel of surreal environments.