Psychologists explain why empty malls, abandoned hallways, and the new film "Backrooms" tap into something deeply unsettling.

One wrong turn into the endless yellow maze was all it took for Backrooms to become one of the biggest horror stories of the year. Directed by Kane Parsons from a short film he created when he was ...

Backrooms fans take note: the upcoming movie It Ends brings out the existentialism within liminal horror. Watch the trailer here.

That once-niche internet aesthetic has now gone thoroughly mainstream with Backrooms, an A24 movie in which a struggling ...

Liminal spaces aren’t just for furniture stores: they’re pretty terrifying when they’re outside, too. Following the success ...

The 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray release of Kane Parsons’ "Backrooms" will include the “Everything Must Go” footage that played in ...

This Japanese film wanders through the same eerie empty hallways zillions of times.

Close your eyes and imagine yourself in a dark theater. You’ve just bought tickets to a horror movie. Who or what is the first creepy thing that comes to mind? The thing that’ll give you a good scare.

The music in Kane Parsons' Backrooms is as unnerving as the film itself. The hauntology inspired music has become a sub culture in itself.

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After backlash and numerous angry social media posts, A24 is backing down over copyright claims related to the Backrooms. Two ...