Backrooms - Found Footage #3

Ravi - Aakash Valdivia

[bruceleeharrison]

I love that he crawled back up the tunnel like any reasonable person would do, only to see it blocked off.

[SamuelJamesVideos]

I love that the other guy could hear him but not see him. That's such a terrifying concept. Like the glitch in reality is so broken that there are spots in the BRs that you can ALMOST interact with real life again but not quite.

[jeanthemachine]

Kane, Idk how you did it. But for the first time ever, an Arnold Schwarzenegger poster genuinely jumpscared me

[TheDianne]

I'm a 62 year old female who just finished doing halloween. Have my yard done up with scary stuff and animatronics, and I was jump scaring teens and adults. Happy and very tired, getting into bed with my tablet and finding the Backrooms was just what I needed! The suspense, the fear...but of what? Lost and trapped, helpless. I am totally into the Backrooms! Thank you for that!

[lazylemon]

26:38 the fact that he takes a quick second glance at the random sink in the corridor is such a subtle detail, yet it gives the protagonist so much personality. I could almost hear him think to himself "WTF" when he realised how random that is. Well done

[landokalriz]

RIP to the dude trying to help but instead got a warm invite to the backrooms 💀

[CynicalButOptimistic]

We're not talking enough about the beginning. The broken glass door at 2:48.
The busted down wall in the garage at 5:38 - right where Robbie fell out of our dimension. Something broke down the wall, then made it upstairs and outside.

It's not just people clipping into the Backrooms. Those mold creatures are clipping out.

[LaOxidada]

What really stood out to me in this episode was the amount of refuse and trash (discarded clothes, miscellaneous garbage, empty jugs of water, etc.), as well as what could be signs of past human habitation (furniture that seems purposely moved, makeshift blockades)

In universe, missing person's cases were expected to rise exponentially each decade following the discovery of the backrooms, yeah? Considering how big the backrooms is, the chances of you stumbling onto signs of human life are very slim, so the fact Ravi came across so much evidence of it in just his first day alone means that it must be worse than what was projected, it's gotten to the point that you could just walk into the wrong door or turn the wrong corner and you end up here.

I'd say don't even leave your house at that point, but considering that all Ravi did to end up in the backrooms was go through a hole in his wall, you're not even safe at home.

Just dont get out of bed and you might be fine.

[System]

All Kane Pixels protagonists have 3 things in common.

1: Surprisingly good cardio
2: A preference to record things with their cameras in life threatening situations
3: The worst luck

[IcyLucario]

The dimension being super-positioned over actual reality and the two being just "close" enough to hear a person in their house is a crazy cool and terrifying concept.

[crypix]

20:20 Horror masterclass. Normally we are scared of the dark. But here it's flipped. The entity turns on the light, and we feel exposed and it's truly horrifying.

[itslaird]

What I love about this series and what makes it feel so real is that people are rational and do rational, realistic things unlike horror films. Like he tried to go back up the tunnel immediately, the “wtf” response to a brick wall behind the door lmao. And so forth. It’s fantastic writing.

[TheDudeLebowski]

I just realized nobody entered the house
Someone managed to break the wall and then escaped from the house
We have a Backrooms survivor out there

[electron]

Does anyone else feel so terrible for that guy in the house? He was a father of two kids living his normal life and he went out of his way trying to help him and then goes into the backrooms too while yelling in terror. I felt bad for him. I felt bad for everyone stuck there.

[Mike_]

RIP to that guy who sounded like he was genuinely trying to help our protagonist

[JensenStiles]

Freeze-framing the jumpscare is such a great idea that I haven’t seen before. And the low growl during the freeze frame that sounds like an artifact of the video glitching, but also clearly evokes the feeling of a monster, is a wonderful touch. Stellar sound design.

[ChairityHam]

The creature did the:
Knock knock
Extra politely before turning into an fbi squad

[lunacantsleep]

"I dont remember the sky" has got to be one of the most hard hitting lines in this series.

[ExactlySandwich]

The sheer amount of _distrust_ the environment inspires is what sells this video for me. The entire time the music was playing, I was mentally screaming that it was a lure, he was following the light of an anglerfish. There was no jumpscare, no droning tension, no nothing.

All show, no tell, and letting the viewer do all the work in scaring themselves. Perfection

[AxylusMaximus]

man, EVERY room is like a work of art, evoking that strangeness feeling of lost memories/dreams you didn't care about. Soo much work went into this, so good.