Phantom

You can’t tell me that disclosure day is bad because the trailer isn't all that appealing when the whole message of movie is so good. Empathy is needed for survival. In times like this I strive to see media representation of people being good to others especially those different then them.

All the IMDb reviews of the backrooms are talking out their ass. First off the whole ‘not having a plot’ or showing ‘too much of the spaces’ just feels like they missed the point. To me at least the movie was to focus on Clark’s struggle of trying to change but failing and then Mary dealing with the same issues but succeeding. The movie is leaning more on the emotional aspect and mental health and trauma and not “woah big jumpscare” again and again.

Saw the backrooms movie it was actually so good. I heard mixed reviews but I knew it’d be good but I was still blown away.

backrooms idea there’s one entity that you never actually see but you know it’s there. You can feel eyes on you and the presence of another but you only ever see glimpses from the corner of your eye or the sound of echoing footsteps. The entire time it’s following you but doesn’t try to hurt you but you see signs of violence like scratch marks or spots of blood just signs of struggle

I’ve been seeing so many videos about the Tyler catastrophe video and I’m lowkey over it because we’re all just hating on his cringe way of talking and his parasoicalness and I’ve only learned form the comments and the freaking tumblr tag that he’s RASICT.