dinosaurs in the backrooms (found footage)

and There is a jumpscare at the end 1:00 don't click

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#thebackrooms
tags:
short
dinosaurs
t rex
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Animation by me
software : source Filmmaker
vegas pro 18
t rex model from Beasts of bermuda (gmod)
ankylosaurus model from Saurian (sfm)

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[spacegodzilla]

0:20 Can we talk about how casually this Anky folded a back rooms entity like an oragami crane?

[enzoarayamorales]

Realistically, a carnivorous animal which has probably been wandering alone for hours maybe even days in an unfamiliar territory would become hyper aggressive and extremley hungry attacking any living animal it comes across just to sustain itself.

[irritspeenowhale]

I like how a tyrannosaurus rex displays a more larger threat than an actual backrooms monster.
Fr imagine a giant chunky theropod following and staring at you in real life.

[tycko]

Is no one going to mention how uncomfortable that poor T-rex must be having to crouch 24/7 existing in a place and eternally never being able to fully stand upright or fully stretch your legs?

[leoornstein]

I love how the Ankylosaur just casual knocked out the backroom monster with one swing. The swing was not even malicious, the tail was just tillted 50 degree to the right and the monster walk right into it.

[rexwrecks]

I like that this implies the back rooms have been around since the beginning of time; and that it’s more akin to an ageless purgatory.

[Brianna-eonu]

What’s most terrifying to me is the subtle implication these dinosaurs, like the cameraman, got no-clipped into the Backrooms dimension from their own time. Which would mean either anyone or anything from across time and space can no-clip into the Backrooms, or that the Backrooms are far, far older than humanity itself. Existing during, or possibly even before, the age of dinosaurs.

[lhugueny]

The POV of the T-Rex stalking you had my heart palpitating off tempo, that was terrifyingly awesome 😱😎

[jasonvoorhees]

0:36 turning around and seeing THAT silently staring at you is horrifying on its own

[justanotakulivinginasociet]

The idea of the backrooms being created in the beginning of time is pretty insane, so it could be possible that some dinosaurs got nocliped out of reality and we're sent to the backrooms, not only that, but that Tyrannosaur might have evolved to eat not only plant eating dinosaurs, but also come after those entities that are also predators or even humans that might have also been nocliped out of reality.

[Crakinator]

I love the contrast between the monster going RAASRGHH ROAR IM GONNA ATTACK YOU and the Tyrannosaurus stalking you so quietly that you don’t even know it’s there until it’s only a few yards away. I imagine Tyrannosaurus would be something like a bear: way stealthier and faster than most people would be ready for.

[rexjrd]

Ankylosaurus, the ultimate companion to have with you to fight a creepy pasta.

[bruhzee]

I love how even when this “backrooms” place is revealed as a large and intensely dangerous place to be, we still respect that something as tanky and powerful as an Anklyo can still DESTROY those siren head lookin rip offs, and that the Tyrannosaurus Rex is still the king of any area.

[randomlytherandom]

Holy shit, this is absolutely stunning bro, i love how the Tyrannosaurus Rex actually behaved as if it was attempting to ambush its prey and remained quiet for most of the time, and didn't do the "generic big dino that can't stop screaming for some reason". Keep up the good work!

edit: what the hell is going on the replies? 💀
edit2: okay yall seriously have some problems, i can't even say how much i like something without someone starting a whole drama because of one thing 💀

[RosieRoan]

I like how the T. Rex in this was stalking the person stealthily. According to recent studies, this is exactly how a T. Rex would have hunted down prey in real life. The fact that a 8+ ton terrestrial predator can be that silent is terrifying.

[jorgetrevino]

This gave me legitimate anxiety, the fact that something THAT big can still stalk you in such a small space scares the shit out of me.

[Serpentking]

I like the part where the Ankylosaur just effortlessly killed that weird monster with a single swing of its tail.

[JurassicBattleDroid]

I love the idea that animals can fall into back rooms too, not just humans. I think it adds a whole other layer or mythos to it. I also think the idea that the back rooms can have prehistoric animals fall into it is amazing. I hope this gets cannonized at some point

[bengorillachristiandude]

Just imagine the terror of coming face to face with that T-rex at 0:33, and then being chased down those halls. There is no way you would not end up dead at 1:00. I felt almost as if it was happening to me in real life.

[Dr.Oofers]

It’s cool how accurate the T. rex was portrayed here.

We all think of the “ferocious loud tyrant” that media portrays them as, when in reality they were hunters that stalked their prey quietly, like a jaguar/tiger/panther/cat/etc. in fact, a reconstruction of the T. Rex’s voices actually resulted in a low growl than a intimidating roar. It’s cool to think about!