Backrooms Review – More Than a Psychological Thriller, It's a Journey Through Human Memory Independent filmmakers have been having a remarkable year. After watching Obsession, another film that genuinely impressed me was Backrooms. I had already come across the Backrooms concept through YouTube videos and social media long before watching the film. Because of that, I kept asking myself one question: "How do you turn an internet phenomenon like this into a feature-length movie?" After watching it, I can confidently say that the filmmakers found an interesting answer. At its core, the story is surprisingly simple. A failed architect, struggling to keep his furniture business alive, discovers a mysterious doorway while renovating his shop. That doorway leads him into an alternate world unlike anything he has experienced before. Revealing anything beyond that would spoil the experience, so I'll leave the plot there. What stayed with me wasn't the story itself—it was t...