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File too big it ruined some of the colors f my life man

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A place.
A little different than my usual art but the backrooms has gotten under my skin, in my brain, my soul.
Backrooms
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So while I haven't seen the Backrooms movie yet, something I think is interesting is the focus on how Kane Parsons is a "Youtuber." And like, yeah, that's true, he does post videos on Youtube. But he's not the same category of Youtuber as, say, Markiplier. He wasn't posting let's plays or react content or even video essays. He was making weird little short films.
But if you put it that way--"young filmmaker makes a bunch of interesting short films then directs a feature-length movie"--it sounds a whole lot more, well... normal, right? Making short films is what young filmmakers do. And when they're good at it, starting to work on larger productions is a natural progression. So it's all about how a Youtuber made a big, successful movie that nobody saw coming, not about how a young person who was passionate about film made a bunch of films, practiced his craft, and is now directing major theatrical releases.
(Before anyone misinterprets this, this is by no means criticism of Parsons himself or of Backrooms, which again I haven't seen yet but I've heard it's pretty good. It's not an attempt to diminish the accomplishment, either. Quite the opposite, in fact. I'm saying he's a skilled filmmaker who studied and practiced his craft and has earned his success, not a Youtuber who suddenly made it big outside of the internet. And it is still notable that he's so young and that he got so good at this so quickly, and that his first feature film is such a success.)
I like it in here.
Me the first half of The Backrooms: "oh I get it. He's a down on his luck failed architect and even more failed furniture store owner who's trying to better himself. He'll probably be fascinated with the furniture/architecture of the backrooms and start selling the items there for money + notoriety. And eventually he'll go deeper and deeper to get more and more items until he gets trapped and encounters The Horrors. A classic tale of hubris :) "
Me the second half of the backrooms:
Movie so good it has me drawing till 4am on a work day again

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And it’s like. Clark fails at his most pivotal moments because he is a man but he is kept from ever having the chance of succeeding because he is a black man. He is caught in the trauma cycle of memory in the backrooms not because he is uniquely a bad person but because he has lived so long under oppression he’s like “maybe I can be okay living on the floor” AND THATS the moment it gets him. The second he fails to save Kat is the second it all goes to hell because it shatters everything he believes about himself deep down. And it’s not at all entirely his fault and also completely his doing.
And thus Mary living is because she actually learned from the trauma instead of repeating it over and over again, something only she only had the chance to learn due to the system caring about her as a white child enough to save her. But also she routinely has her control over situations stripped away from her as well, such as the end of the movie and both when her mother imprisoned her in their home and when she’s taken from her by force. Mary is given safety, comfortableness, but not control or agency or importance. Because while she is white she is also just a woman, a still life in someone else’s show until she’s deemed important enough to be rescued and put in a new sparkly cage.
They are both doomed in spite of who they are and because of it. There is no winning for them. At the end, they are still consumed by the systems in which they dedicated themselves, whether that be the backrooms itself or the medical field or greater kinds of oppression.
“And the best part, is that you can eat them!”
you are your brain
Kane Pixels: “the backrooms are about memory and cycles of remembering things. Your lived experiences and trauma shape how the backrooms and entities form. Everything that shapes you as a person will be reflected and distorted by the backrooms. Clark and Mary’s past are deeply connected to what they experience in the backrooms.”
Random internet person: “I didn’t like Clark or Mary. Their back stories and trauma went nowhere.”
Backrooms au where everything is the same except the caveman cutouts are cutouts of ryan gosling
can you forget your own face ?

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Watched the Backrooms movie. Loved it. Thought it was a great exploration of mental illness and the inability to move past bad memories. Hopped on Tumblr. Everyone’s complaining about how the black lead is too angry and mean and scary, and that he shouldn’t have the character flaws that he has, and also they’re all posting thirst traps of the little white boy who was there for 10 minutes before being unceremoniously pulled into a dark room and ripped apart offscreen. I see how it is.
Anyway i love how the movie uses this very abstract out-there horror premise to represent the human tendency to get stuck on something and obsess over it and become trapped in a never-ending cycle and to resist change so hard that you still change anyway but in a way that degrades and warps and destroys you and the fallibility of human memory and how every time you recall something it gets a little less accurate which means the more you obsess over something the further entrenched in it you become the more you choose to live here the worse it gets the less you understand it until your perspective on the objective reality of it is completely destroyed. The backrooms are a brain the whole thing is a brain. The horror is the human brain. CAN ANYBODY HEAR MEEEEE