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@spheremonger
Welcome to the mall!
this is my horror blog! here i will reblog/talk about creepy things, such as horror movies or creepy args! the aesthetic of this blog is based off of my recurring dreams (both good and bad) surrounding malls and similar shopping centers. take a look around!
dividers by @strangergraphics
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Phantasm (1979)
God save you if you hear something wandering around nearby, because it sure as hell has heard you.
the backrooms movie was pretty good
redraw of the backrooms poster but with myself
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It's like describing a dog to someone who has never seen one, and asking them to draw it.
major spoiler warning! This is how I draw realistically, I decided to draw clark from the backrooms movie!
Don’t you go back in that room sonion
The Backrooms and PTSD man
Something happened that's impossible to describe
Something happened that's impossible to describe but the only viable treatment plan is to describe it
Something happened that's impossible to describe and it's warping you from the inside out and slowly killing you
Something happened that's impossible to describe and the fear of that is chemically changing you and leading you to live in self destructive cycles
Something happened that's impossible to describe that is chemically changed you forever so you only know safety in the cycle
Something happened that's impossible to describe and although you survived it you know it could resurface at each corner, waiting
Something happened that's impossible to describe and it won't forget you no matter how much time has passed and no matter how much that time warps its shape
Something happened that's impossible to describe and nothing will ever be the same again
clark is an unreliable narrator. if you wanted to see his wife you wanted a reliable narrator. but life isn't that way. life is full of unreliable narrators. you might never meet your coworker's wife and you might only hear what she's like through his words. the backrooms itself is an unreliable narrator. it is not up to the movie to tell you who clark's wife was as a person, that's for you to figure out through the clues. the backrooms replica of his wife runs from captain clark and that is a very good indication that the real life version of her is so scared of her husband that even the backrooms replica is terrified. they dont have bones or organs or muscles to show their fear or pain but she feels fear. she's clawing at the walls to escape.
the backrooms movie is a loop and it blatantly states that memories are unreliable. clark's description of his wife is unreliable. we don't need to meet her to know this. did he really drop that glass? or did he throw it in anger? why did she kick him out? she's in law school, is she actually lazy? and even if she was lazy, does that make his abuse justifiable? we don't need to meet her to draw conclusions about clark. we don't need to know who she was to decide whether clark's actions are okay. we know he's unreliable, we know he's angry, and we see how he draws the conclusion before the therapist even validated him that he enjoys hurting people. or maybe, even if he feels guilty, he's looking for reasons to not feel guilt. he likes that the still lives don't feel pain (or at least, don't voice it). he loves that they don't talk. he calls them furniture. and he abuses them. in the very conversation about his wife.
we do not need to meet his wife for us to understand that clark is a man who does not want to change his abusive behavior.
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Can’t really articulate it properly but. Something about Clark and the need for ownership being a repeated theme throughout the movie. Something about how he constantly emphasizing that it was his house, his store, his money that pays for everything. Or the way he refers to the copies as “furniture” and treats them as such despite the fact they do show some sentience. The way he treated Mary as a means to justify his not wanting to leave and his refusal to change. The fact that Clark eats from the copies and the Captain eats people.
The Captain’s “den” being filled with piles of clothes and pieces of the cardboard cutout it destroyed. The piles of furniture in the middle of rooms. Something about the Captain’s hostility at people that enter Backrooms possibly from seeing them as an invasion upon his space, his house, threatening change in a place he does not want it. Trying to gain control over your life by trying to own and control everything around you. Is this anything
thinking about the backrooms a little more and thinking about how when clark didn’t let go of all his worse memories, he became trapped in them and eventually killed by how he wouldn’t change, while mary managed to save herself by literally letting go of her traumatic memories (destroying the cement handprint against the pirate entity)
Can we take a moment to appreciate how AMAZINGLY WRITTEN MARY IS?! Because she is, honest to god, one of the best written horror protagonists in recent memory.
Like, where do I even begin???
The way the Backrooms itself BRILLIANTLY connects to her own childhood trauma and how it is ingeniously tied into her opening monologue?!
How said trauma defines and develop her character, and how did she become a therapist so that she can prevent people from suffering what her mother had to endure?!
How her path/outlook on life connects to and contrasts with Clark's... AND HER ABSOLUTELY GLORIOUS AND COMPLETELY VALID CRASHOUT WHERE SHE CALLS OUT HIS BS?!?!
I LOVE HER SO MUCH!!!!!!!!
Don’t worry.
I can help you open your window.
Plus a unused sketch. I hope to make a full piece of these characters soon.
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the backrooms movie made me realize that my deepest fear isn't monsters or labyrinths or even death. it's failure.
seeing clark divorced, struggling with money, no friends, sitting and drinking and festering in his own self pity brought tears to my eyes faster than anything ever had before.
I saw him out of breath hopping around on the peg leg with the pirate impression talking about how you don't even need credit to buy from him and I was so close to sobbing it wasn't even funny. putting on a face when you're breaking down inside with no hope is terrifying to me.
I was so sad during the kitchen table scene because everything Mary said was true, he was lost now. It's like seeing someone you wished would succeed just give up and fall asleep in their grave.
Clark is gonna stick with me for a long time.
