- Backrooms will have an expanded version, which will be in theaters starting July 4
- The film will be titled Backrooms: everything must disappear and features 16 minutes of new footage.
- Backrooms It is the second highest-grossing horror film of 2026 so far
Backrooms was a monumental success for A24, becoming the second highest-grossing horror film of 2026 so far. Those of you hungry for more story won’t be disappointed, as an extended version is coming to theaters.
Since July 4th, Backrooms: everything must disappear will be screened in theaters around the world, where it will feature 16 minutes of new footage. According to Deadline, the remake will have “more story and more Easter eggs for fans.”
If you are a fan of Backrooms Like me, the promise of more images is probably intriguing. One of the reasons I keep coming back to Backrooms it’s how deep the online tradition is; I could really spend hours wandering around the place if I had half the chance. No matter how dangerous it may be.
The hype around Backrooms isn’t slowing down
Are you ready to dig deeper? Experience BACKROOMS: EVERYTHING MUST GO in theaters nationwide this Friday, featuring 16 minutes of new footage from director Kane Parsons. Tickets on sale now. pic.twitter.com/MNYEe2EU8cJune 30, 2026
It’s a great time to be a horror fan right now. Backrooms has caused quite a stir on social media, marking the first time Creepypasta has been adapted to the big screen.
In an interview with our senior entertainment reporter Tom Power, Backrooms Director Kane Parsons talked about the rise of YouTubers making Markiplier horror movies. iron lung at Curry Barker’s Obsessionwhich is now available on demand.
Parsons said, “A common trait shared by many of these YouTube filmmakers is having an established contract with their audience and treating the fans as if they are a little smarter and more aware than the average entertainment fan. So I can’t explain why the studios are finally taking notice of us, but I’m glad they are.”
With Backrooms Returning to theaters for an extended version, I’m certainly glad that horror is being taken seriously across the board. I can’t wait to see what Backrooms: everything must disappear has reserved for us.
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