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── .✦ Hello people of the internet! My name is FLUBZzZ, and welcome to my corner of the universe!

I often use She/Her/Hers pronouns, and apart of the LGBTQ+ Community (Bisexual)!

I'm a multifandom enthusiast, often creating artwork, edits, movie reviews, or other posts relating to my various interests. Feel free to check out my Carrd(FLUBZzZ!) for those curious. ── .✦ MY REBLOG ACCOUNT: @exot1c-butterz on Tumblr

── .✦[SOME] FANDOMS I'M IN: Avatar(2009), Alien, Arcame, BATIM, Blade Runner, Cuphead, Deltarune, Detroit Become Human, Duck Season, DONT HUG ME I'M SCARED, ENA, EverymanHYRBID, FNAF, HTTYD, Iron Lung, Jurassic Park/World, Marvel, MineCraft Story Mode, Ninjago, Omori, Predator, Project Hail Mary, Resident Evil, Scream, Star Wars, Sonic, Squid Game, Shipwrecked 64, Scott Pilgrim, South Park, Studio Ghibli, The Thing(1982), The Walten Files, Undertale, and many more!

── .✦[SOME] MOVIES I ENJOY: Project Hail Mary (2026), Alien (1979), The Thing (1982), Iron Lung (2026), Blade Runner 2049 (2017), Interstellar (2014), Avatar The Way of Water (2022), Chicago (2002), Scott Pilgrim vs The World (2010), FNAF (2023), Predator Badlands (2025), Ready Player One (2018), Isle of Dogs (2018), Star Wars Rouge One (2016), Jurassic Park (1993), Sonic 3 (2024), and many more!

── .✦[SOME] SHOWS I ENJOY: Alien Earth, Andor, Brooklyn 99, EverymanHYBRID, Loki, MoonKnight, Arcane, Murder Drones, Stranger Things, Sweet Tooth, South Park, Squid Game, Spooky Month, Scott Pilgrim Takes Off, The Bad Batch, Eddsworld, The Cuphead Show, The Walten Files, Beastars, TADC, and many more!

── .✦[SOME] VIDEOGAMES I ENJOY: Alien Isolation, Duck Season, Deltarune, Undertale, Detroit Become Human, ENA Dream BBQ, Mario Kart 8, Miitopia Living The Dream, Resident Evil, Subnautica, Web Fishing, FNAF Security Breach, COTL, Omori, Cuphead, Tattletail, BATIM, South Park The Stick Of Truth, Iron Lung, and many more! ── .✦[SOME] OF MY FAVOURITE CHARACTERS: Ellen Ripley (Alien), Ryland Grace (PHM), Simon (Iron Lung), Luke Skywalker (Star Wars), RJ MacReady (The Thing 1982), Kirsh (Alien Earth), Kyle (South Park),Metal Sonic (Sonic), Mike Schmidt (FNAF Movie), Lancer (Deltarune), Jeff (EMH), Wallace Wells (Scott Pilgrim), Agent K/Joe (Blade Runner), Jay Walker (Ninjago), Rocket Racoon (Marvel), Lukas (MCSM), Kiri (Avatar), The Observer (Tribe Twelve) and many more!

LAST UPDATED: 05/27/2026

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“It’s like describing a dog to someone who’s never seen a dog, and telling them to draw it. They might get something's right, but overall, you can tell it’s not a dog.” 

-Clark

Holy hell was this movie absolutely phenomenal, such an interesting movie that made my mind tick. As someone who’s been a fan of Kane Parsons (Pixels online) since 2022, I was super ecstatic to see what he has in store; especially since it's an adaptation of his web series. When I found out that he also worked on the set designs, writing, and music - I KNEW WE WERE GOING TO RECEIVE SUCH A WONDERFUL HORROR FILM.

Now, before I get into this - to the people bashing it online saying: “It makes no sense” it’s supposed to not make any sense and that's what I love about it. It's a strange, absurd, wild movie that's difficult to follow at times - and THAT'S what I love it for. It takes its own spin on the horror genre. Especially sci-fi horror. Speaking of sci-fi horror, I loved how it didn’t really focus on ASYNC too much, more on just the regular people, and had the company as a looming presence (evident with the cut outs, or the stray cameras around). Focusing on the main characters, and their own issues instead of the people who have already discovered the Backrooms.

One of the many things I enjoyed about this movie was the general cinematography. The way the audience was put into perspective of an old CTR camera (mirroring the web series which I absolutely adored), and the awkward camera angles. Where the camera is placed onto the side, or focusing on stray objects, wide open shots that make the backrooms feel so vast but claustrophobic at once. Even the colour grading mirrors how we remember memories. The vibrant, bold colours on furniture, housing, or buildings - however it feels and looks faint at the same time. I absolutely loved that. 

The music was also fantastic. The mystical, vast, compelling, stressful, and tense score for this movie enhanced the overarching experience when watching. The slight off keys, or recurring motifs of phones ringing, or intense strings - MWUAH, chef kiss. Thank you Kane Parsons, and Edo Van Breemen for a glorious score.

Even the characters of both Clark and Mary, two troubled individuals struggling with their past actions. I loved how Clark wasn’t framed as a good guy as the movie continues. He’s a sad little man, with temperamental, substance issues, and a constant need to blame others for his actions. He got kicked out of his house? Blame it on his wife. Hates his job? Blames the world. Rotting in his own guilt and despair. However, on the contrary, Mary - his therapist - who has a troubled past with her family, puts on a pragmatic front to help or “fix” others. She ultimately keeps moving forward however for the betterment of herself, and others instead of staying stuck in a constant loop of pain. Even the whole diner scene in the last 30 minutes when she tells Clark who he truly is, OH MAN I LOVED THAT. The actors' performance was absolutely stupendous.

I was on the edge of my seat the entire duration of this movie, the vast sections where light stops into shadow, odd shaped corners, furniture clipping in really reinforces the idea that this place misremembers humanity. The still life, the way their bodies are shaped wrong, their lanky movements, the guttural noises or expressions they support reinforced this sense of terror in my body. Don’t get me started on Captain Clark. Jesus Christ. The way he devours Clark, his expressions, his movements - absolutely horrifying. As someone who isn’t really afraid of creatures or monsters in movies, something about Captain Clark TERRIFIED me. Had me tweaking the FUCK out in my seat.

Even the ending, how no-one, not even Mary survived and became one or a victim of the Backrooms, is absolutely phenomenal. The sharp cuts of her still life sitting - rocking in a chair. Jesus Christ. Sent utter chills down my spine, and every fiber of my being.

In conclusion, I think this is one of the most unique horror movies I’ve ever seen on the big screen. It was so different, disturbing, eerie, and mind-bending, it makes it probably one of my favourite horror films of all time. Even the little easter eggs to the community, or even the Kane Pixel’s web series on YouTube made my jaw drop. I loved it.

Go watch this movie in theatres if you haven’t already, or wait for when it comes onto streaming. Super well done - and for those who’ve enjoyed it, please go check out Kane Parsons series on YouTube. 

Quickest 14 dollars I’ve spent, super excited to rewatch this absolute masterpiece <33 Thank you mark!

Also apparently he ordered us matching shirts of Graces “I wear this shirt periodically”. ATP I need all this man’s nerdy science shirts omg, I’ve been wearing his “I had potential” one nonstop.

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“If Grace and Rocky save stars, we can go home.” -Rocky

Man, was this movie absolutely beautiful. This film is probably one of - if not the best book to film adaptations, and in general – science fiction movie that has ever grazed my eyeballs. Originally, when I first heard of this narrative, and how it was being compared to Interstellar online I thought, “Hm, okay, sure maybe it's good but is it better than one of my personal faves?” The answer is yes. This film hit me on such an emotional scale, the English dictionary cannot even describe the pure rawness I feel for this film.

By the time I’ve written this review, and seen the movie for the first time - I speed ran the novel (hoping and successfully got it finished) before the film. I’m super glad that I finished it as soon as I humanly could cause holy shit - was it amazing. Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir by far is one of the most phenomenal novels I’ve ever read. The general plot, character development, description, the scientific accuracy, and of course - Grace and Rocky’s friendship ultimately made this novel to be - probably, one of my favorite pieces of literature of all time. The book was a 10/10 reading experience for me.

Now, stepping into the movie - I wondered how would they pull it off? With the whole sections of Grace not remembering who he was - and so fourth, but Jesus Christ was perfect. All the way down to the overall set design, characterization, humour, the plot, and literally everything was exactly how I pictured it to be in the novel. The humour 10/10, had me laughing my ass off every second - had me chuckle a shit ton. Along with Rocky’s and Grace’s banter - AH LOVED IT! Those two mean so much to me, I swear. Along with characters like Eva Stratt - GOD HER ACTOR DID A PHENOMAL JOB, and same with Rylands crewmembers too! Everyone acted and did their part so well… made me so happy.

Rocky. Oh Rocky my boy. I love this silly little alien I swear, the voice actor, the puppeteers, EVERYBODY did a fantastic job for my silly little goofy goober. I LOVED HIM PLEASE ROCKY MY GOAT! But, besides that - Rocky and Grace’s friendship genuinely means so much to me. The whole near death experience had me fucking sob so bad, it felt like my soul was ripped apart. I feel so deeply and relate to Grace and Rocky so much, I actually have no words to properly describe the emotions I have towards either of them (and their relationship). It was such a treat seeing their interactions and banter on screen, made me tear and smile… Ryland Grace's character in general is such a well written individual. His genuine fear for failure, his coward ness - and how he ultimately is forced into a situation (one way journey), AH CHEFF KISS. Along with the fact he’s faced with huge moral dilemmas, coming to terms with his memories, and how he ultimately grows as a character is absolutely phenomenal writing. I relate and see myself in him so much, along with in general being a huge fan of his character. Side Note: His situation reminds me a lot of Simon’s in Iron Lung but that's besides the point-

The overall aesthetic, environment, and set design of this film and the Hail Mary was absolutely glorious. All down to the designs of the interior workings, the rooms, the costumes, Adrian, Tau Ceti, Blip-A, the Orlean EVA Suit, the Petrova Line- GAH IT WAS ALL BEAUTIFUL! I was stunned - no, shocked when I witnessed this first hand. With the added addition of the soundtrack - MWUAH CHEFF KISS YET AGAIN! Along with the added miniscule details such as the intricacies of Grace's clothes, classroom, even the personal belongings of Yao and Ilyukina made me sob so bad. With the small interactions or nods to the book (with dialogue about their preferred ways to die) felt like my heart was ripped out of my ribcage right there. The beautiful vocals of Eva Stratt during the bar scene was something I didn't know I needed until now. Seeing that sense of commerce, and comradery everyone had before the unfortunate death of half the crew, made me mourn so bad. Along with the scene where Ryland was put into the medically induced coma before the take off had me cry too, and how his character arc ultimately became full circle and grew (hit me so deep, oh my god). I was crying.

Everything was so beautifully executed, I actually have no words. This film is such a beautifully cherished, crafted, and overarching developed work of fiction, it deserves so much more praise and recognition. Definitely this movie deserves so many awards and nominations please. 

Down to the gorgeous cinematography, sound design, soundtrack, aesthetic, set design, costume work, lighting, effects, graphics, character design, character dynamics, character development, humour, and LITERALLY EVERYTHING - was all executed extremely well. Definitely a certified piece of media, and a fantastic work of art. Please go read the novel, and watch the film if you can. There's something so soul-retching about this movie to me - and as a theatre experience it was phenomenal. My theatre was laughing and (probably) crying at all the same scenes I was. 10/10 - I have no notes really.

I don't usually cry a lot, or when watching movies especially - but something about this god damn film had me crying at least more than 5 times. Afterwards, I sobbed once the credits rolled, in the car, and once I made it home. My glasses were stained with my tears afterwards. I’m so glad this adaptation of the novel was executed so well, I don't even know what else to say. 

In my opinion, this is one of the greatest science fiction films of all time, and I’m so glad I have the opportunity to experience its true wonder and beauty. Seriously. 10/10. In the end, I believe this film was better than my experience with Interstellar. I still will forever love that film, but something about this god damn movie hit another level of emotional baggage, understanding, and resonation I didn't even know I had. I 100% recommend checking either or both the novel and film out, please. 

“I’m wrong about everything, and everything is wrong.” -Ryland Grace

ALSO HELLO SIMON/RYLAND SHIPPERS DIDNT KNOW YALL EXISTED HELLO!?!? I’d love to contribute to this fire ship guys- PLEASE!

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