Understanding Backrooms & Liminal Spaces

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[AllThingsCreepy]

How does everyone feel about these longer form videos?

[Dragnfly_mynamewastaken]

I once worked for a company that set up business spaces. So liminal spaces don't feel awkward to me. It's just a finished business before all the equipment/furniture is moved in, which can sometimes be days or weeks. I've been alone in them many times, sometimes long past close because for some tasks, I had the option of doing them whenever I wanted to in a 24-hour window..

[willriches]

I like your description linking the liminal spaces to our memories from similar aesthetics from the 90s. I think these spaces bring us back to being kids, when we didn't understand the world and couldn't easily identify what was safe or what was dangerous. It's a sweet spot of familiar, yet unfamiliar and unnerving. Sent from The Backrooms.

[rodClark]

Folks who need social media, sleep with the TV on, always humming, etc are most affected by liminal spaces. If you're more quiet and solitary it's peaceful, I really enjoy the ghost malls' closeness to everything but apart from bustle. Like a wilderness park adjacent to downtown

[Natureenthusiast]

Favorite poster since I was like 10, busting out the popcorn with my Mom now :DD

[TedCornish]

Please put a warning on any vid that shows Simon Bowels face. I have nightmares for days now 😂