The Reel Rejects - BACKROOMS MOVIE REVIEW - KANE PARSONS HORRIFIED US! - FIRST TIME WATCHING!

Episode Date: July 18, 2026

YOU WERE NEVER SUPPOSED TO FIND THIS DOOR… Tara Erickson & Roxy Striar experience A24’s Backrooms (2026) for the first time, reacting to Kane Parsons’ feature-length expansion of his viral Backrooms analog-horror series. In this Backrooms movie reaction and review, Tara & Roxy follow a mysterious doorway beneath a furniture showroom into an endless liminal maze filled with disorienting spaces, disturbing discoveries, terrifying creature encounters, and unpredictable jump scares. They also react to Backrooms: Everything Must Go, featuring 16 minutes of bonus footage, while discussing the unsettling ending, found-footage influences, massive practical sets, and visual effects that bring Kane Pixels’ internet phenomenon to life. Backrooms Reaction (Full-Length Watch-Along):   / thereelrejects   Limited Time Offer – Make healthy eating simple. Get Huel today with my exclusive offer of 15% OFF online with my code REJECTS at https://www.huel.com/REJECTS. New Customers Only. Thank you to Huel for partnering and supporting our show! Directed and co-scored by Kane Parsons, with a screenplay by Will Soodik, Backrooms stars Chiwetel Ejiofor as Clark (12 Years a Slave, Doctor Strange), Renate Reinsve as Dr. Mary Kline (The Worst Person in the World, A Different Man), Mark Duplass as Phil (Creep, The Morning Show), Finn Bennett as Bobby (True Detective: Night Country, Warfare), and Lukita Maxwell as Kat (Shrinking, Generation), alongside Avan Jogia (Victorious, Zombieland: Double Tap). Tara & Roxy react to the furniture-store basement portal, the maze’s iconic yellow corridors, the film’s unnerving monster sequences, its blend of psychological and science-fiction horror, and Kane Parsons’ evolution from Blender-created YouTube shorts to an ambitious A24 feature. Follow Roxy Striar YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@TheWhirlGirls Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/roxystriar/?hl=en Twitter:  https://twitter.com/roxystriar Follow Tara Erickson: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TaraErickson Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/taraerickson/ Twitter:  https://twitter.com/thetaraerickson Intense Suspense by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Support The Channel By Getting Some REEL REJECTS Apparel! https://www.rejectnationshop.com/ Follow Us On Socials:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reelrejects/  Tik-Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@reelrejects?lang=en Twitter: https://x.com/reelrejects Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheReelRejects/ Music Used In Ad:  Hat the Jazz by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Happy Alley by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... POWERED BY @GFUEL Visit https://gfuel.ly/3wD5Ygo and use code REJECTNATION for 20% off select tubs!! Head Editor: https://www.instagram.com/praperhq/?hl=en Co-Editor: Greg Alba Co-Editor: John Humphrey Music In Video: Airport Lounge - Disco Ultralounge by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Ask Us A QUESTION On CAMEO: https://www.cameo.com/thereelrejects Follow TheReelRejects On FACEBOOK, TWITTER, & INSTAGRAM:  FB:  https://www.facebook.com/TheReelRejects/ INSTAGRAM:  https://www.instagram.com/reelrejects/ TWITTER:  https://twitter.com/thereelrejects Follow GREG ON INSTAGRAM & TWITTER: INSTAGRAM:  https://www.instagram.com/thegregalba/ TWITTER:  https://twitter.com/thegregalba Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Hey, Tara. I want to take you into the backroom and... Oh, where is that going? Look at her go. And watch backrooms with you. Yeah, okay. All right. I'll accept it.

This will be our first backroom together. Here we go. Three, two, one. Let's go. Oh, that was really good. All right, Citizens of the Reject Nation. You guys just forced us to watch backrooms and boy, oh, boy, did we? Oh, we're going to talk all about it before we do that.

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At Real Rejects. That's where that good, as my girl, Tara says, extra juice is. All right. All right. We are, one of the cool things you guys can do. It is Lakita. I could call her Lapida. Sorry, Lechita and Actwell. Lechita. So Finn Bennett, can you put, click on him for a second? I recognize him from maybe Game of Thrones or something.

What is it? True detective. Wait, scroll down. I think it's from something else. Oh, there. Oh, a Knight of Seven Kingdoms. Yes. Okay, so I was like, he looks like the guy in Game of Thrones.

I never watched that. You've been seen the Spinoffle Game of Thrones? No, I've never watched a Night of Seven Kingdom. That's the Spinoff of Game of Thrones. Oh, it is? I'll watch it. It's very, very good. Oh, yeah, because I think I was holding off watching it because I wasn't sure.

I had to do it for the channel. Okay. Got you. All right. Excellent actors in this. We will talk about all that. We do our reviews based on your guys' Patreon questions. So we will get to those momentarily.

And thank you to everybody. Oh, I don't know. We don't have any. We don't. See if they had some for, check if they had for Jackie and Greg. And we can, I would just command. Good idea. Yeah, just command out the name of the movie we just watched, which is back rooms.

Oh, did they not have any either? All right. Well. I'll look up on Okay girlfriend If we don't have questions for you guys Tara and I will predict what you guys are to ask We're also going to go over some trivia on this

I want to learn a little bit more about Kane Parsons Because he is so effing young And all of that good stuff But before we do any of that Just pausing and coming to you Tara How did you feel about backrooms? Dude I freaking I loved it

It was creepy as hell I couldn't guess any of it really good practical effects, especially with the large fire at the end. I feel like, yeah, it was giving, not succession, frigging severance. Yes. But it is wild that at first,

when he goes, I like to hurt people, I guess, just the way that I'm built. He didn't say I like to hurt people. He said, I do hurt people. I hurt people. it's just who I am. It's just who I am. And I said out loud, I hate when people say that.

Right. Because that does bother me. We get that all the time. Like people who are just like, that's just who I am. Right. You know, like, if I'm like, oh, I'm a tea drinker, not a coffee drinker. That's just who I am. If I'm like, I hurt people, that's just who I am. Like, if you're okay with being somebody, but that's why he was like, that's why I'm fine being alone. So I don't hurt people.

That's why I gave him the benefit of the doubt because he, like, I don't like somebody who does. acknowledge that they hurt people, but at least he was like, so that's why I'm alone. Exactly. But we should have been harsher on him because that was crazy his role play. But then I was like, you know, it is to his therapist. And sometimes we say things to our therapist that we wouldn't say in real life. So I gave him the bed of the doubt. I was wrong.

I was wrong. Keep going, Tara. Sorry. No, it's fine. I mean, it's just wild that he says that, you know, out loud. And then, yeah, sure. He's like, okay, that's why I'm alone. I'm like, okay, when, when, we.

But also, let's go back to the fact. you're like, I hurt people. And like you're not like, you, you didn't initially say like, well, how can I change it? Until we're in the freaking back room at the very end and the therapist is tied up. And then he very genuinely says like, how can you help me or something? I forget the line, but it was very, very genuine after all the creepy shit happened. And he brought the two kids into the shooting, the camera kids down there like, this movie is wild. I don't even know how you even think up this plot because it doesn't really.

you're not, it doesn't really make full sense although it does. It's sort of like, it's a back, it's a back room. It's a back. I don't know how to describe it. It's a freaking back room. It's wild. Well, I could do wild.

There's a bunch of shit happening. I don't know how you come up with the idea, but I love it. So not to bring it up, but to bring it up in this context for a second. The two biggest horror movies of the year that I just keep hearing people talk about are obsessions and obsession and backroom. Oh, yeah. Those are the two that everybody continued to say, like you have to see these two movies.

And number one, they both come from directors who come from the YouTube space. Yeah. Which I'm really excited to see how many people who are such diehard fans of cinema, such diehard fans of movies, are getting their shots,

creating such original pieces of art like obsession or like backrooms, which really don't, even though they kind of have simple concepts, they don't remind me that much of other things in terms of like their original story. even though they borrow from things. And I understand why, Tara and I both understand

why everybody loved obsession. And now I really understand why everybody loved backrooms because while this had severance vibes at first, it really takes its own, like, you know, the more you remember things, the more they become misshap in. And like, I really,

the changing perspective shifts between first our first protagonist and then our second one and then like really deciding to double down with that. I just think that this was very unique, very original, never boring. It kept up its pacing. Artistic, the design of this was absolutely wild. Crazy. And I feel like the entire time I was watching this, I was like, what the fuck is happening? Every guess I made was wrong, which I know might annoy some of you guys at home. But for me, is a sign of a really

interesting movie. The fact that I kept being, you were like ghosts. I was like real. And it wasn't either of those thing. It's like, yes, it was more in the supernatural vein in some ways, but then actually at the end, when Mark Twas talking about it, he's like, we've never seen anything like this. And I'm like, oh, is this actually like, is this a commentary on aliens? And you, I feel like, where are we and what

is this place and what are we saying? And so I think this is one of those movies I'll be thinking about for a long time to come, which I really love. I want to get to some of this trivia. Yeah. Because we're so curious about this. This is coming from IMDB. It says the production built around 30,000 square feet of back

rooms, which led to some crew members occasionally getting lost on set. Oh, my God. I can imagine that because they all looked so similar. 30,000 square feet, dude. I actually love that. So many square feet. That's so fucking cool. I'm curious where they shot this.

Where were the 30,000 square feet? Yeah, because that's a lot. That is a lot of room for that. Yeah, that's where probably a lot of the budget went to. This next one's really interesting, too. The backrooms is a concept originated in a four-chain thread in 2019. The thread featured a single still image of an empty yellow room that in red. If you're not careful and no clip out of reality in the wrong areas,

you'll end up in the back rooms where nothing but the stink of old moist carpet, the madness of mono yellow, the endless background noise of fluorescent lights at maximum humbuzz, approximately 600 million square miles of randomly segmented empty rooms to be trapped in. God save you if you hear something wandering nearby because it sure as hell has heard you. Whoa. That makes... Okay, 4-Changy.

2019. Damn. You want to hit me with this next one? Yeah, A-24 discovered Kane Parsons Online. Loved the idea of the backrooms, a 22-creation. They pitched the movie to him a while back,

but it was put on hold because of the Hollywood Strike. It was later revived with Parsons set to write and direct the film. So I saw he co-wrote this. They said they loved the idea of the backrooms. I'm looking at what initially, originally titled Backrooms,

22 TV series, analog choros series revolving around a mysterious alternative. alternate dimension known as the background's creator was Kane Parsons. So he must have done this because it says it's an analog horror series. So he must have done this.

I'm guessing on his YouTube or something. Totally. And it was him. Okay, a bunch of other people. Listen, wow. So he was the star of it or he was the scientist in his own in 17 episodes.

Yeah, cast yourself when you can. I wish he was in this movie. Mark DePlast offended, Kane Parsons from online rumors that he did not actually direct the movie. I'll talk about that in a second if you didn't hear that. De Plas relied, replied to a user,

hmm, with all due respect, I don't remember seeing you on set. When I was there, Cain was 100% in control more so than any directors, three times his age. De Plas added, you may like this movie. You may not, but you should know that Cain Parsons is the one and only director.

Hell yeah, Mark, come through for that. So this was going around about this movie. This was also going around about obsession that neither of those two YouTubers were were the actual directors and they were using them a name. But I know people who were on these sets, who were like it's just the biggest crock of shit.

Yeah. And I feel like with Kane Parsons age, it's so wildly impressive. Impressive at 19, K Parsons is a young director. That's crazy. Starting production after graduating high school. It's crazy. So I do understand why your brain could go to like,

could he have possibly done this? But he did. So he did. And listen, at 19, could I have done this? No, could I do this today? Probably not. Maybe. I definitely can make a great movie.

today, but I don't know about this. The level of this type of movie and working with this kind of budget as a first time filmmaker at 19, that is above and beyond impressive. I just think people need to remember that like I feel like people who are in the comment section thinking, oh, there's no way someone at 19 directed this. People are, it's all cover up. And I'm like, just because you couldn't do it or you don't know a lot of people close to you or that we do in the universe

doesn't mean that it can't be done and I do like that Mark Duplas came through for him because I didn't, you guys know I don't read anything about any movies because I don't want to be spoiled but my point being I think that it's really admirable that Duplas like stood up for him

but then also that you know Kane I'm imagining just a kid on YouTube having an idea that goes I'm going to make a series and just continues to do it I'm sure Rossi gets the same but there's people who continually reach out

to me as well they're like hey do you have advice on like how I can make my short film or how I can make this and I'm like you just have to do it just do it just make a thing and I feel like that's probably what Kane was doing for so so so long that of of course he had put in his 10,000 hours

so he graduates high school he gets a I don't know how many millions of dollars this was but a million millions of dollars budget and has to make it work but also he has producers. It's not like when you're a director. When you get millions of dollars,

you have 824, there you have it. You have a line producer. You have a bunch of producers and a bunch of people that go, I am going to help you make your vision because your vision, what you put on YouTube is cool. Not to mention he,

when you cast really strong actors and so maybe he doesn't have to be an actor's director as much. He can really be like focused on the aesthetic as whatever it is. I'm super with you on that. And I do think it's really frustrating. Like people who think they know things as facts that weren't somewhere. It's like, what?

You can't just, it also can ruin somebody's life when you make up rumors about them that aren't true. And people, I just think that that's so, so ridiculous and disrespectful. And huge props and credit to Kane Parsons who clearly wrote and directed this. Hell yeah. There have been times where I forgot to go grocery shopping. In fact, one time, my post-workout meal right before I'm about to go to work. I remember I got a slice of flavorless keto bread. I put some olive oil spray on it to try to give it some type of flavor.

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Training for a tough mutter right now. I'm using you guys still. You guys are just a part of my life no matter when. Love you. This is coming from the spoiler section on IMDB. It says Director King Parsons confirmed in an interview with BAFTA that the fly that shows up during Mary's initial entrance in the back room was an actual fly that just showed up on set and wouldn't go away.

And they had the idea to incorporate it into the story by including it in several moments, including the pivotal moment of Mary seeing it fly through the wall. Oh my God. I love that that they just incorporated because I love it. I thought it had to do with the rats and the fly and the whatever, but I wonder if when she was looking at him, we were in a close-up shot, the fly landed on her. And a fly is very horrid. S that's a fly is always used. Like that if that was the real one, that landed on her during that take. I love that. Tara, looking at some of these other things, let's see, in POV scene, Clark running away from the pirate Clark entity, the shop briefly shows some rooms that are recreation. the original images composition posted from the four chain thread.

There's also seemingly stuff about this as the infamous backrooms bacteria are not shown or mentioned in the film so I wonder where that was mentioned. Maybe it was in the series. The bacteria are giant misshapen black figure-like entities that are fast and violent. Director Kane Parsons stated that he wanted the still life or still life

to be focused on as the threats in the film instead not using the bacteria in the film to possibly avoid confusion about what the entities in the backrooms are and look like. Listen, I don't know about the backrooms bacteria, but I think that was smart because there was already so much going on in this. There was a lot. That I don't know that we needed to do that.

Right. And this is a kind of movie where I'm sure that you guys at home, because like Tara said, we don't look things up, so we really don't know things going into it because we don't want to get spoiled. So I'm sure you guys have so much more knowledge than we do about this movie, the making of this movie, Kane Parsons' involvement in this movie, how this movie came to be with somebody who was so young, all those things. So leave it in the comments.

Totally. I would love to hear more and learn more about it. I also think that this movie is about remembrance and, like, being remembered. Like, if you think about COVID and how the world has changed, even L.A. is still changing, where it's like restaurants, underground, you drive by places and they're, like, boarded up or there. It doesn't exist anymore. We don't have Walmart anymore. We don't have, like, a Kmart there.

Like, it's weird. And so at the very end of this movie and seeing these places, when we go to her, she's obviously now being misremembered that when, when as time goes by. It's like that would be the last thing that anybody wants. Everyone always says like, oh, I just want to be remembered in like the right ways. But not everybody can remember you exactly how you're going to want them to. And it's a very scary image to leave us with.

100%. What you're saying is spot on terror. And I think that's a really, because I always try to get with the lessons of in films like this. And I think that that is definitely part of what this is about. It's about, you know, the ability to change willingness. to change and who should change or not change.

And if we are capable of that, it's definitely about remembrance and what that does down the line as we continue to tell ourselves stories or recreate things. I also want to point out that I did not see sentimental value, which was nominated for multiple Oscars. And she was...

I've never seen that. The woman who played Mary is the star of that. And I heard that she was amazing in that. So that must be... How they found her or got her or something? Well, that was only last year, so I wonder what they filmed... first, however, I'm just glad to

just do a little bit of looking up of things. She was also in presumed innocent, which is a in the television show, presumed innocent. Haven't watched that either. And that's probably where I was like, she kind of looks a little bit familiar. Lukita, we already talked about being from shrinking. Finn,

we already looked up from multiple different things. Chibatel Ejafor has always been fantastic. He's an amazing actor, but I thought that this was his best performance that I've ever seen him in. Well, I don't know, because he's been in some like really, really unbelievable movies like 12 years of slave and whatnot.

But I thought that this was the most shocking performance of his where I was like that was not what I... I know he has ranged, but I didn't expect it. I did not expect the turn he took. We haven't seen that. Because he was so unbelievable. Yeah, he just was so... He was really grounded in it.

And especially when he gets vulnerable at the end when he's like, I... Can you tell me how to change or whatever? And sweating through it and be like, it's, we... When he's talking to the, the pirate guy and he's like, it's just how we're wired. I'm like, oh my God, this is crazy.

This is nuts, man. It's just, it's crazy. That's the kind of performance I would wish would get an Oscar nom. I doubt that he would go because I don't know if this is a big enough movie. However, I do think that Indy from Obsession is probably going to get an Oscar nom. So we'll see how they honor horror this year. Right. I'm curious, how does IMDB describe this movie after therapist, patient disappears into a dimension

beyond reality. She must venture into the unknown to save him. Do you see how this? She doesn't really say, you don't know. She does not. See how this, though, describes this as, like, from her perspective, that's so interesting. Yes, because we really start in his for the whole time until we snap to hers. We don't really start in his because we...

Oh, right. We start with the kid. With the kid stuff, but... Yes. And we should have known we were going to come back there. We start with Nars or whatever that guy. Yeah. Yeah.

We start with him and then we go to the her... We have the her kid stuff, but we were in his perspective for so long that... Yeah. really thought that this was his movie for a second, but it was not. It ended up being, how and where it ends. That was so freaky.

Any final thoughts about backrooms? I just think, like, it's wild that he's going to be the one that wasn't going to change, didn't change really at the end. He kind of asked for it, but when he goes to the party, he goes, hey, we're just wired this way.

And I'm like, oh, so you're not going to change, but the people around you who maybe are trying are all misremembered. But also think about what the lesson of that is, though, is he said we're not going to change and he dies. Yeah. If you're not evolving, you're dying. Yeah. And he says the pirate, we're not going to change.

And the pirate says, okay. Yeah. Then goodbye. Totally. Like, not that the pirate was good, but just saying that's what happens when you stop being willing to. You don't evolve. Yeah. Right.

It's, yeah, I agree. I think it really is, has some sort of a message, just about. about being remembered and how you want to be remembered and that everyone, you know, there's a lot of things that will be misremembered and either in a sentimental way or in a negative way. And as you drive around your town or just look at people, this back room is almost the back room of like a nostalgic part of your life, which is a little weird. It's a little weird. I love it, but it does bring up a nostalgic aspect of it. Going into this movie, Greg was outside and I was like, how is it?

And he was like, it's really weird. And I was like, huh, because I haven't heard much about it other than it's amazing. Yeah, me neither. Now I understand, he said it as a positive, but now I understand, like, this is a weird-ass movie. This is a weirder movie than obsession. This is a much quirkier movie.

That's like a more straightforward, like, you get what you would, careful what you wish for. Totally. This is a much more like the maze of this room, the maze of your mind. You don't know where it's going. what the fuck is happening.

Exactly. It's crazy. We couldn't call any of it. No. Except I said ghostly when he went through the wall. And Roxy still was like he's not ghostly. And then she was right. But then I was wrong.

But look at that. We're freaking pirate and this other weird stuff. Try to come at me and tell me that's not like some paranormal normal shit. Hold on. Hold on. Okay. Hold on. Come at me and try to tell me that's not some ghostly shit.

Hold on. Mm-hmm. You said ghostly when the lights flickered. Yeah. Not when he went through the wall first. Because the lights kind of turned green out where we had seen the issues with the circuit breaker and you said, ghost. I did, girl, because I'm going to tell you right now, you guys won't believe me. My aunt constantly texts me all the time.

And it's like, she'll send me a video and she goes, look how the light's not on. What? It's going to flicker. And she's like, I know it's my sister, which is my mom. So, yeah, the ghost we live it in the lights. And here's why I said that because they were flickering. and I'm like, yeah, I get that they do that. But I feel like when they flickered,

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