This is a solid example of a backrooms video WITHOUT monsters. You have to provide SOMETHING for the audience to grasp onto, and I think the little twist at the end was perfect.
@@Anikin3- I’d call it a twist for the protagonist at least. He just landed in this place, sees nothing, knows nothing, is barely there for an hour, and suddenly he comes upon a pile of missing persons photos, and one of them has his photo. Maybe not a twist, but definitely a reveal.
It'd need to subvert expectations for it to be a twist. But yeah, the reveal was, weird. Like, where did the poster come from? Why are the posters the same for multiple different people? Seems like a template the place latched onto to create for people it consumes into its endless labyrinth. Maybe it's intentionally created to make them go crazy. But who knows. Then there's also the possibility of time dilation. 1 minute in there could be 5 months in the actual reality.
I liked the addition of running without a monster being present. If I were really stuck in a place like that, I most likely wouldn't be walking all leisurely and relaxed.
Chad Wilson: Well, can you tell us why should you run, if no one is even chasing you? Isn't it mindless to run if the place is peaceful? You will definitely have time to run when you really need to run. Until then, you can just calm down and explore the place at your leisure. Those brand new places you arrive at can be really interesting ones to explore, don't you think so?
@@youtuber-official i like the Sentiment- how if One were in the Forest, a Calm serine Natural Place- BACKROOMS FOOTAGE BEGS the user to Run, this is a Man Made Construction there is no need to Be Peaceful the question is Who Built This- why did they need so many gd levels..
@@youtuber-official, imagine that you just clipped into a reality you have never seen. The only noise you are hearing is your footsteps and the 60hz hum of lights. The air is stale. Maybe you walk around at first, curious, confused. Without any environmental clues, you lose track of time. You look at your phone, no signal, and it has been 4 hours! Your camera battery is beginning to die, because no VHS recorder from the 1990's was going to last longer than that. At what point do you think a small bit of anxiety or insanity might kick in? You turn a corner and find a furnished office, but no sign of people. You find a random couch. There is a TV with static. A library without books. A pool with seemingly no source, but is clean. You think you just heard someone? You run around the corner and the noise is gone. Your mind has begun to "hear voices" in the hum of the lights. And then you get hungry. And need to use the bathroom. Do you trust the water to drink? The realization will set in that you are going to die.
@@ChadWilson I like your ideas but if I was in the backrooms my first idea would be. “Finally I made it” because being in the backrooms is both a curse and blessing for me. I think I’d enjoy it there with no noise except the humming lights.
The shock of falling through reality... Stress of an unknown possibly hostile environment... Being in 99% completely unprepared for the journey.... No food, drink or viable place to sleep (that is not wet, filled with light and buzzing).. No company... Sensory deprivation (really its shapes of yellow and musty red)... And even if you have knowledge of the backrooms (which in the stories reality is unlikely) you know how fucked you are. Escaping level 0 is based mostly upon luck (as the exact parameters are unknown). And after level 1 it mostly just gets worse, few exceptions until (lucky are those who reach 4 or 11). Dunno man, not really a pleasant outlook into the future.
@@srrdeer4603 gases and fluids are subject to chaotics and create currents based on fluctuations in temperature and the surrounding geometry. A humongous closed box will have wind in it.
That first shot of the infinity mall was incredible. I love how you can hear the wind howling through the thousands of floors, but there's no view of the outside world whatsoever. This is fantastic
@@George-zj9rr gases and fluids are subject to chaotics and create currents based on fluctuations in temperature and the surrounding geometry. A humongous closed box will have wind in it.
That *BACKROOMS* opening sequence really makes it look like a proper Backrooms TV show. To be honest, I'd love a drama series based in the Backrooms. Not even as found footage videos but a proper life action show.
i kinda like how it explains just a little bit how the backrooms actually manifest into reality although it was kinda jarring to have it happen randomly like that ish
Like The Office or Brooklyn 99, except it cuts between different pov's of several people stuck in varying levels of the backrooms, all collectively losing their minds. One guy is in the infinite neighborhood and has begun to act like he lives their and interacts with "neighbors". Another guy hated his job in retail and is losing his shit at the fact that he fell into an infinite grocery store/mall.
This was absolutely outstanding. Incredible work! That ending with all the missing people posters was upsetting and terrifying, knowing that each of those posters would have been a person missing in the backrooms! And that last image....could that be the wonderer with the camera? I hope to see a Part 2!
@@beazzzt7447 He is good no doubt, but I find that Kane sticks to one particular environment and one entity which I eventually got bored. At least with this Artist along with some other Artists too, they branch out giving us a variety of environments/ entities etc.
Finally, someone who doesnt rely on loud noises and spaghetti monsters and leans more on atmosphere, surrealism and emptyness of the backrooms, kudos on you man, looking forward to part 2
I love the despair-inducing absurd details such as the perfectly generic lift with an insane number of unlabeled level buttons - the surrealist geometries are much more unsettling than cheap jumpscare !
Nah. After a certain amount of time, endless empty hallways and rooms grow stale and boring. Either add something into it, another life, entity, or group of people, or watch the fad/trend die. And as things have clearly shown, more people are doing the "add stuff into it" then not, which means we both know which is more popular. Suck it.
This is litteraly the same as all the other ones, crappy camera, you need to wait 15 mins before something happends, voice acting makes it less scary, very unrealistic
Bro ignore these losers. I agree with you. I love videos like this that give an unsettling atmosphere without relying on loud noises and cheap jumpscares. To me, this is how the backrooms should be.
Dude, this is incredible. Re-establishing the role of "the monster" as the warped architecture itself instead of humanoid abominations is a brilliant idea. Now that I think of it, seeing the spaghetti creatures in other known Backrooms videos are -relatively- a comfort. Also, assigning so called "levels" to these zones in order to catalogue them takes away from the otherwise inhumane terror of it, imho. Your character, on the other hand, faces pure eldritch horror, having been to shifted, non-Euclidian further reaches of Backrooms that even some unnamed researchers have been afraid to go into and left uncharted beyond a certain point. Keep up the good work!
4:07 This shit captures my heart! I swear this is one of the coolest designs ever. I was a little kid in the 90's and it captures some of that vibe in addition to all the dreamscape liminalness.
This is how I’d want The Backrooms to be. No monsters; no scary stuff at all, really. Just an endless, fully randomized world to explore at your own pace. I could think of worse places to spend the remainder of my life…
Only one that should have it is level run. But for most of the levels I think it should be some but not “scary”. Like the town levels with the humans that aren’t human. It’s freaky to think about those aren’t real people they look real but aren’t.
This is excellent work. There are many original elements here. Having the wanderer walk past the barriers from the "danger" side is very smart. I've seen a lot of backrooms videos and this is easily among my favorites. Please keep these coming, can't wait to see the sequel.
this is so good. No creatures like the other backrooms and or jumpscares. I love the ending. I like how the person's friend who was taking picture just for the fun of it turn into a missing person's picture. Keep it up!
I'm sure someone's mentioned this, and I'm not that far into this, but I'm noticing just how crudely accurate you made this regarding the old VHS-style video cameras. The RGB-type distortions, the wild lens reflection/refraction of light. This has to be the best recreation of VHS recording I've ever seen without an actual VHS camcorder being involved. Signed, none too impressively, someone who was a kid with a father who owned one of those big shoulder-bearing camcorders and lived through it as those got smaller and smaller as time went on.
yea i liked that a lot too, i'm assuming it was done via recordinghis screen or something, because otherwise it seems difficult to pull off with filters.
I had a Hitachi video camera in 1989 and the resolution didn't look anything like that It was actually pretty damn clear and looked really good almost comparable to today's standards just not the high definition.
I love this! Liminal, empty, mysteriously illogical, yet familiar. A prime example of the way the backrooms can be exciting without overbearing lore, monsters, and monsters.
This video was amazing. I get really nostalgic for 80s/90s retro style buildings because my area has a lot of them and this really gives me the vibe of those play areas with arcade machines and place you'd go on your birthdays except completely empty. Also love how realistic this video looks and the warning signs warning people not to enter where he came from. Keep it up man!
This is the only backrooms video that has made me feel the same way I felt when watching Kane's first one, and that says something. In that scene where the wind suddenly hits the camera harder, for me, is absolutely incredible. I can tell you planned these spaces very carefully and you knew exactly how it would feel to be there. As people have mentioned, the running really feels like a more natural response when your put into these large spaces. I'm also surprised you were able to add onto the varieties of level 0, cause I thought I had seen it all already haha. Great work and I'm very excited for the next one, good luck!
The way the terrain was broken and glitched apart near the end, and that final shot…God that’s such a powerfully gut wrenching image and I love it, genuinely the best Backrooms video I’ve seen in a LONG time.
this is exactly how i imagine the original idea of the back rooms to be. in the initial level theres no entities. theres should actually be very very little of them unless your way down/up in the levels. where the "glitches" start to become too much. this is so captivating i want more and more!
This is honestly the best found footage I’ve seen, it’s so reliant on atmosphere and not jump scares, It’s so Kane Pixels where you just expect something to happen but it never does because these are perfect representations on the original idea. This feels just a little more natural with the running from confusion and fear. And that twist at the end where we see it’s been long enough for posters to be made, implying the time altering effects of this place. I could totally see this in a hyper realistic style like Kane Pixels.
The ending of this video is the most horrific part to me. Just imagine that you stumble upon your first glimpse of hope after countless hours of wondering the backrooms, only to discover that your final opportunity at safety and sanctuary has been removed. If I found myself in this scenario, I’d definitely go insane. My highest respect to the animator, you’ve captured the true, but dark essence of this wonderful masterpiece of the backrooms!
Love your back rooms videos. You get that the most terrifying thing is not a jump scare, but the truly malevolent and alien layout of the place. More please!
This was genuinely one of the best backrooms videos I’ve ever seen. Just as good, if not better, than Kane Parsons backrooms series. Love to see stuff like this
This was really good. With dead malls being such a big part of the whole liminal space thing, I had wondered why no one had done this before. I guess we just needed another version of the poolrooms lol.
@@davidandcookie7648 wow sick burn, except you have no content at all on your channel, so I guess you have less to show for in your life than I do if that's what we're basing worth on
Now THIS is what I want every backrooms footage to look like, no monsters, no loud noises, no jumpscares, just chilling atmosphere and backgrounds that gives the backrooms a more liminal and strange vibe Also the scene at 4:18 reminds me of the Tesseract scene from Interstellar
The backrooms are a representation of what would be real if we truly lived in a simulation. Almost as if we were stuck at a certain percentage on loading screen from a computer/game. Sort of a glitch. Or maybe just something we cannot comprehend. Truly terrifying.
So basically the backrooms is like storage for things that aren't used or the backrooms was meant to be something put in real life but it never made it in since the buildings were all fused together like a glitch
In my opinion, this is one of the best interpretations of what the backrooms were meant to be. An endless, unpredictable, and eerie set of rooms, hallways, complexes, and corridors. For example, there's the doors leading to more set of rooms, but by the time the protagonist opens the door the set of rooms has completely changed into a different area. Thinking that someone or something is out there with you, but you haven't encountered it, making you stay on guard until it eventually appears. However you don't know when or where the encounter takes place. I honestly think the absence of hostile monsters is as scary as the presence of them. I also like the weird, broken part of the backrooms at 9:27, it makes me feel uncanny. The 13:17 part is also fantastic! The room full of missing posters was a creepy touch to this normally empty maze. Then the protagonist comes across the missing poster about him. Realizing that he has become one of the many victims trapped within this labyrinth.
i really liked this one. the path he took was logical and you could feel the confusion and fear in the camera movement. BUT the "BACKROOMS intro sequence" really killed the vibe for me at first
I just needed to say since no one is mentioning this, I would love to admire simply how the title scene was done, the intro was so epic and phenomenal, it reminds me of 80s sci fi show intros
Absolute existential dread. If it’s not impossibly large areas that disappear off into the horizon then it’s crushingly low ceilings that all create pure wonder and dread. Love it!
Standing ovation... Really great. Yes please make more. I cannot wait. There are few that get saved to my Backrooms playlist and this is obviously the next one to get saved in there.
Watching again after a few weeks, I realize an important detail: subjective time inside might be a couple hours but the missing person posters mean that considerably more time passed outside. Time distortion is an important feature of the Backrooms and that discreet prop suggests it beautifully !
I'm glad the person didn't talk beyond just yelling "Hello?!" because it allows the person viewing to be alone with their own thoughts if this was happening to them. All the whys and what is this questions just racing around in your mind are almost maddening. The elevator was great. Every time he entered an unlit area I felt a terrible sense of foreboding. I appreciate that there were no loud noises or over accentuated heavy breathing. Just the padding and urgency of the footsteps made it far more eerie. The feeling of _"what if I can't find my way out of here"_ was palpable as the person desperately looked for anomalies against the endless repetition of the interior structure that might indicate which way to go. The feeling that something _might_ jump out or be around the next corner was far more terrifying than actually seeing it; the subtlety of that had me hanging on every second of this 14 minute run through this surreal nightmare. Thank you!
OH MY GOD. Masterful work. I need more, like, yesterday! I love the concept of Backrooms without monsters - the feeling of unease from these spaces conveys just the right amount of horror without just creeping me out with inhuman abominations. Take my sub, sir!
Amazing work, your video captures the essence of the backrooms perfectly without the lazy need for loud jpegs. Loved the mall section with the wind blowing past, great detail. Looking forward to more work from you!
I like that there are no monsters in this take on the Backrooms. I think the fear of being alone and having to face this endless, uneasy emptiness is far more potent without the addition of some monster trying to kill you.
As much as scary as the fear of loneliness and traveling uneasy in the backrooms , i think it's calm and peaceful ,in my opinion, since you feeling peace and quiet without the presences of the entities though i agreed about what you said it can be scary walking the unease corridors of the backrooms i think it's mostly depending on the individual's mind of it can handle it.
If I ever threw something in the trash and it just no-clipped through the floor. I am full sprinting away from that area as fast as humanly possible because ain’t no way
This was really, really good. You stayed very faithful to the concept yet the new elements you added were outstanding and added more mystique to it. What I also appreciate is nothing seems overdone or out of place (in this context). Everything you added fits well and could be canon. The shattered room, the circular supports, the 2D door and lots more of those touches but coming out from behind the signs was a brilliant twist. WWKPD? Probably something like this. Kudos.
@@justinturnsvirtual well kind of but you aren't wrong either. I think I've seen too many that although cool, just didn't blend or feel the same. I really think this does fit well.
I love/hate that the carpets are so worn from foot traffic in spaces where noone is to be found. Such subtleties can have such an intense, psychological effect, and really add to the gross nostalgia of such 'liminal spaces'. This is the first work of yours I've seen, and it's Brilliant. 🔥
Probably the best backrooms content I've ever seen , really incredible work , it's not ruined by silly squiggly monsters or jump scare noises it's just the horror of the vast emptiness and the building panic of being lost , this is what the backrooms are supposed to be bravo
Definitely a nice touch, that whistling vacuum of air in that unceasing plaza. A very atmospheric rendering, to be sure. One of the best non-entity-driven "Backrooms" incarnations I have seen in a long time. Truly well-done.
I think what you've done best was to realistically portray running which looks really awkward in other backrooms videos, but looks great in yours. The texturing could use a bit more work and sound design is quite bare, but overall this was quite good. There are some wonderful geometric ideas throughout.
What’s strange to me is I used to have dreams of weird stuff like this and when I was a kid a lot of the buildings I was introduced to dealt way larger than they seemed. I give you props man to making a proper backrooms video!
Really cool! I would add camera zoom motor sounds when you zoom and have a the camera have lot of more trouble finding focus and have highlight blowout issues when transitioning spaces. Those old cameras had some interesting quirks.
As a child (and still) I LOVED exploring huge buildings and malls. These backrooms somehow feel so good lol. What reminds me as well; are the huge empty conference rooms in the big Las Vegas resorts. Like in the Caesar's Palace towers for example. Nothing escalator and AC sounds in the loooong empty halls. So satisfying
Dude. this is probably the best Back Rooms Experience I've seen so far. So many of them, while still decent, always have to have monsters show up and end with a monster chase sequence which kind of ruins what makes the whole thing un settling. The idea of being trapped in such a weird and twisted place completely alone, void of life, yet the place looks like some kind of human construct, but from a nightmare...that's terrifying. But then just having monsters that simply chase, attack, and kill...sure that would be scary if you were in that situation, but as a viewer, it's just not that scary. The idea of a rare monster being there is scary, so that you know you're not safe there. That's what makes this perfect. We all know there's monsters in the Backrooms and strange sounds and stuff. So the whole thing is scary because of the twisted design/layout. And I have to say as well, the designs of all these locations...brilliant. I could easily see myself having a dream about being here. Places that look almost like they're real but things are off just enough for it slowly settle in that you're in a nightmare. Go through doors or around corners and going back only find that everything has changed. You captured this perfectly. I'm gonna check out your other videos later. I don't want to watch right away because I don't want to actually have nightmares about this stuff, lol.
Wish the comments weren't "THERE'S NO MONSTER", the videos are great with or without but the anticipation of the unknown is what's the best part. Now that I read the comments though its like ruining the surprise of "is there/isn't there"
I think the thing that stood out most to me was the foley. The camera's clacking noise was very distinctive, and the choice to put that howling wind really hammered in the insane vastness of that infinite space. I also feel like the presence of wind gives some hope that there IS a way to the outside - which makes us even more invested in the MC's exploration! Loving it so far!
This is really good, I'm very happy the algorithm brought this to my attention. You definitely have a unique feel with this iteration of the backrooms, I look forward to whatever else you are working on.
The backroom concept is fantastic! In a somewhat different way, but not too different, I would visit a _backrooms,_ of sorts, in '95. In the game _Silent Thunder;_ I'd fly off, into the endless desert, land on a deserted road, and just drive the attack aircraft like a car for hours. Just something compelling about that. Same thing with _Monster Truck Madness._
I would love to see a game or movie with this. Each floor below holds more and more "dangers", possibly monsters. A group of people split up or stick together to find supplies to survive. For example -5th floor - endless products, but "someone" walks there, and this floor is dangerous. -10th floor - endless electronic accessories, but even more dangerous there.
I would get the hell out of that room because there is no tape, and that could mean that there is a reason for that. It would most likely mean that is it the most recent area of exploration from the people who put it there, meaning going the opposite direction of the arrows will lead to those that put it down. Bad situation to be in, but I think that would be the most likely avenue of survival.
"Floor Caution Tape" can only be applied to.the Floor In Teams Of Three, 1 to Apply and 1 to Verify they can See The Way Back. Not a lot of people want the job so the Tape is a Luxury and is Usually Seen by the Entrance
Great Video! I especially like, how realistically you’re simulating the behaviour of an old camcorder, with things like lens flare and the grainier looking image, the darker the recorded scene gets. I absolutely adore this attention to detail!
It's really refreshing to see Backrooms content that understands that the horror comes from the uncanny nature of the location, and done properly needs no lurking beasties or dense nonsensical lore.
The actual post literally implies there is a lurking beast though. You just can't see it. I feel confused by how many people think they're describing to the original concept when in reality almost all backrooms content is discredited if it doesn't align to a singular JPEG image of a janky hotel hallway.
here i was - glad that there were no stupid monsters ruining the immersion. now doors change behind you with some evil, sinister intention. the creepiest thing of all, folks, is a place without meaning and intention, without life. just the weird architecture would be more than enough. the realization of the scope of the mall was extremely cool.
Absolutely amazing work, You understood everything about backrooms mystique. This is Kane Pixels level. Love that glitched room, and the infinite mall balcony with wind sounds... everything is perfect in this video, storytelling, ambiance, sound, video... everything.. can't wait till part 2.
this is incredible, really insane level of storytelling through the environment. I know it’s incredibly hard to do, but some professional voice acting of the character holding the camera would have taken it up that extra notch for sure, slowly hearing their reactions descent into madness at every corner. really incredible stuff mate, well done
Awesome work! Love the big endless rooms. Plus you've done some things I was hoping to see on other BR videos. My only critique (and it's a very small one) is the picture is a tad too bright and over saturated, but I'll chalk that up to the 'video camera' being used. EDIT...Amazing ending too!
4:16 When they look up: I’ve been in a building that huge before, except it wasn’t a mall, it was a mix of museum/indoor university/office spaces. There was a section that was like a labyrinth and was part of the museum, meant for tourists. Also maybe a nature/zoo/conservatory part. The parts with a lot of people had families, students, workers, etc.; and I remember distinctly feeling like I needed to find a way out and be calm and not let people on to the fact that I knew I should find a way out… almost as if I had to believe I belonged, but I didn’t. There were people there I talked to just as regularly as anyone else I know irl, or to a friendly person on the street. Back rooms are real, we visit that place in our dreams..
I'm not gonna lie the dialogue at the beginning feels very NPC like but this is EXACTLY what I've been craving for since Kane Pixels has started focusing on lore instead of creepy found footage videos.
Adding monsters to the backrooms was a mistake Now THIS is what you should think every time you hear the word "backrooms" It was always about getting stuck in an unknown place without knowing if there's a threat or even an exit, it was ALWAYS about the fear of isolation and the unknown, and you nailed perfectly
@@OfficerGrimesYT no they weren't, there was only a hint that you're being followed/watched and if you heard something that already has heard you but it was only that, the fear of someone watching you without knowing where or what it was And the ones that were actively in contact with you just were stalking, pushing you to a corner or something you'd fall/be trapped with not follow you as Slenderman
This is a solid example of a backrooms video WITHOUT monsters. You have to provide SOMETHING for the audience to grasp onto, and I think the little twist at the end was perfect.
twist?
@@Anikin3- I’d call it a twist for the protagonist at least. He just landed in this place, sees nothing, knows nothing, is barely there for an hour, and suddenly he comes upon a pile of missing persons photos, and one of them has his photo.
Maybe not a twist, but definitely a reveal.
It'd need to subvert expectations for it to be a twist. But yeah, the reveal was, weird. Like, where did the poster come from? Why are the posters the same for multiple different people? Seems like a template the place latched onto to create for people it consumes into its endless labyrinth. Maybe it's intentionally created to make them go crazy. But who knows. Then there's also the possibility of time dilation. 1 minute in there could be 5 months in the actual reality.
Sorry but the creepypasta of backrooms is whis monster.
@@skyfoode And this is without 🙂
I liked the addition of running without a monster being present. If I were really stuck in a place like that, I most likely wouldn't be walking all leisurely and relaxed.
Chad Wilson: Well, can you tell us why should you run, if no one is even chasing you? Isn't it mindless to run if the place is peaceful? You will definitely have time to run when you really need to run. Until then, you can just calm down and explore the place at your leisure. Those brand new places you arrive at can be really interesting ones to explore, don't you think so?
@@youtuber-official i like the Sentiment- how if One were in the Forest, a Calm serine Natural Place- BACKROOMS FOOTAGE BEGS the user to Run, this is a Man Made Construction there is no need to Be Peaceful the question is Who Built This- why did they need so many gd levels..
@@youtuber-official, imagine that you just clipped into a reality you have never seen. The only noise you are hearing is your footsteps and the 60hz hum of lights. The air is stale. Maybe you walk around at first, curious, confused. Without any environmental clues, you lose track of time. You look at your phone, no signal, and it has been 4 hours! Your camera battery is beginning to die, because no VHS recorder from the 1990's was going to last longer than that. At what point do you think a small bit of anxiety or insanity might kick in? You turn a corner and find a furnished office, but no sign of people. You find a random couch. There is a TV with static. A library without books. A pool with seemingly no source, but is clean. You think you just heard someone? You run around the corner and the noise is gone. Your mind has begun to "hear voices" in the hum of the lights.
And then you get hungry. And need to use the bathroom.
Do you trust the water to drink?
The realization will set in that you are going to die.
@@ChadWilson I like your ideas but if I was in the backrooms my first idea would be. “Finally I made it” because being in the backrooms is both a curse and blessing for me. I think I’d enjoy it there with no noise except the humming lights.
The shock of falling through reality...
Stress of an unknown possibly hostile environment...
Being in 99% completely unprepared for the journey....
No food, drink or viable place to sleep (that is not wet, filled with light and buzzing)..
No company...
Sensory deprivation (really its shapes of yellow and musty red)...
And even if you have knowledge of the backrooms (which in the stories reality is unlikely) you know how fucked you are. Escaping level 0 is based mostly upon luck (as the exact parameters are unknown).
And after level 1 it mostly just gets worse, few exceptions until (lucky are those who reach 4 or 11).
Dunno man, not really a pleasant outlook into the future.
The fact you can hear the wind due to how massive this place is makes this all the more terrifying and memorable Backrooms video to me.
also, where the hell is the wind coming from?
@@srrdeer4603 could be the underhell
@@srrdeer4603 gases and fluids are subject to chaotics and create currents based on fluctuations in temperature and the surrounding geometry. A humongous closed box will have wind in it.
That first shot of the infinity mall was incredible. I love how you can hear the wind howling through the thousands of floors, but there's no view of the outside world whatsoever.
This is fantastic
I kinda reminds me of the Contemporary Resort in Disney World in its design.
@houstonhilton74 wow, you're right. I've stayed there before and I can totally see it.
Pretty freaky, though I makes me wonder why air would be moving like that. What's causing the flow?
@@George-zj9rrIt's breathing
@@George-zj9rr gases and fluids are subject to chaotics and create currents based on fluctuations in temperature and the surrounding geometry. A humongous closed box will have wind in it.
That *BACKROOMS* opening sequence really makes it look like a proper Backrooms TV show.
To be honest, I'd love a drama series based in the Backrooms. Not even as found footage videos but a proper life action show.
what if you combined both styles? i wonder how that would turn out
i kinda like how it explains just a little bit how the backrooms actually manifest into reality although it was kinda jarring to have it happen randomly like that ish
Like The Office or Brooklyn 99, except it cuts between different pov's of several people stuck in varying levels of the backrooms, all collectively losing their minds.
One guy is in the infinite neighborhood and has begun to act like he lives their and interacts with "neighbors".
Another guy hated his job in retail and is losing his shit at the fact that he fell into an infinite grocery store/mall.
hell yeah
Not"proper live action show" it would kill the mood.
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agreed!! 😊 theyre honestly even more terrifying ❤
This was absolutely outstanding. Incredible work! That ending with all the missing people posters was upsetting and terrifying, knowing that each of those posters would have been a person missing in the backrooms! And that last image....could that be the wonderer with the camera? I hope to see a Part 2!
Nah a 16 year old made a whole outstanding backrooms series. This is still good shit
Did you not watch the beginning of the video?
@@beazzzt7447 He is good no doubt, but I find that Kane sticks to one particular environment and one entity which I eventually got bored. At least with this Artist along with some other Artists too, they branch out giving us a variety of environments/ entities etc.
@@ForwardEarth Well spotted! I should have paid more attention to the start!
Finally, someone who doesnt rely on loud noises and spaghetti monsters and leans more on atmosphere, surrealism and emptyness of the backrooms, kudos on you man, looking forward to part 2
I love the despair-inducing absurd details such as the perfectly generic lift with an insane number of unlabeled level buttons - the surrealist geometries are much more unsettling than cheap jumpscare !
Like how the Backrooms are supposed to be, a liminal space.
Nah. After a certain amount of time, endless empty hallways and rooms grow stale and boring. Either add something into it, another life, entity, or group of people, or watch the fad/trend die. And as things have clearly shown, more people are doing the "add stuff into it" then not, which means we both know which is more popular. Suck it.
This is litteraly the same as all the other ones, crappy camera, you need to wait 15 mins before something happends, voice acting makes it less scary, very unrealistic
Bro ignore these losers. I agree with you. I love videos like this that give an unsettling atmosphere without relying on loud noises and cheap jumpscares. To me, this is how the backrooms should be.
Dude, this is incredible. Re-establishing the role of "the monster" as the warped architecture itself instead of humanoid abominations is a brilliant idea. Now that I think of it, seeing the spaghetti creatures in other known Backrooms videos are -relatively- a comfort. Also, assigning so called "levels" to these zones in order to catalogue them takes away from the otherwise inhumane terror of it, imho.
Your character, on the other hand, faces pure eldritch horror, having been to shifted, non-Euclidian further reaches of Backrooms that even some unnamed researchers have been afraid to go into and left uncharted beyond a certain point.
Keep up the good work!
4:07 This shit captures my heart! I swear this is one of the coolest designs ever. I was a little kid in the 90's and it captures some of that vibe in addition to all the dreamscape liminalness.
This is how I’d want The Backrooms to be. No monsters; no scary stuff at all, really. Just an endless, fully randomized world to explore at your own pace. I could think of worse places to spend the remainder of my life…
I wouldn't mind it at all if I wasn't susceptible to insanity or starvation etc.
Only one that should have it is level run. But for most of the levels I think it should be some but not “scary”. Like the town levels with the humans that aren’t human. It’s freaky to think about those aren’t real people they look real but aren’t.
Remainder?
@@KENDRICKREVIEWZ Don’t worry, I’m only 20 years old. I’ve still got a long way to go…
Well then you'll be disappointed as the original backrooms has entities. Not your boring as no entity crap
Love, love, LOVE how this dude made the quintessential backroom yellow wall glitchy and all formated wonky
This is excellent work. There are many original elements here. Having the wanderer walk past the barriers from the "danger" side is very smart. I've seen a lot of backrooms videos and this is easily among my favorites. Please keep these coming, can't wait to see the sequel.
For real. Our protagonist has a maxed out luck stat. Making his way through this thousand-mile labyrinth like it's nothing.
this is so good. No creatures like the other backrooms and or jumpscares. I love the ending. I like how the person's friend who was taking picture just for the fun of it turn into a missing person's picture. Keep it up!
also makes you wonder how long he's been in the backrooms. Time does not flow hte same, right?
@@MikeTheGamer77 Depends upon how close to a black hole you are in comparision to someone else, and how strong the magnetism are... 😄 😉
@@tredfxman woah tell me more man
the ending ruins everything up to that point, by implying that the space itself is some kind of conscious entity taunting those inside of it.
@@5000mahmud Check the book: "An Elegant Universe" by physicist Brian Greene. Tells ALOT more! 👍
the mall architecture was fantastic and the running speed/movement was hyperrealistic
and the title shot omfg best thing ever
is it just me or why do I like the camera sounds
@@rivergamertv9702theyre crunchy 👀
I'm sure someone's mentioned this, and I'm not that far into this, but I'm noticing just how crudely accurate you made this regarding the old VHS-style video cameras. The RGB-type distortions, the wild lens reflection/refraction of light. This has to be the best recreation of VHS recording I've ever seen without an actual VHS camcorder being involved.
Signed, none too impressively, someone who was a kid with a father who owned one of those big shoulder-bearing camcorders and lived through it as those got smaller and smaller as time went on.
yea i liked that a lot too, i'm assuming it was done via recordinghis screen or something, because otherwise it seems difficult to pull off with filters.
I had a Hitachi video camera in 1989 and the resolution didn't look anything like that It was actually pretty damn clear and looked really good almost comparable to today's standards just not the high definition.
Actually, he recorded his screen with a VHS recorder. This is the result.
if you watch the video on how he made it he filmed it with an actual VHS camera off of his tv
I love this! Liminal, empty, mysteriously illogical, yet familiar. A prime example of the way the backrooms can be exciting without overbearing lore, monsters, and monsters.
This video was amazing. I get really nostalgic for 80s/90s retro style buildings because my area has a lot of them and this really gives me the vibe of those play areas with arcade machines and place you'd go on your birthdays except completely empty. Also love how realistic this video looks and the warning signs warning people not to enter where he came from. Keep it up man!
Gay ass nigga had a frapuccino in his hand? 🤣 🤣 🤣
Yep, reminds me of going shopping with my mom when I was a kid to Sears in the late 80s early 90s
This is the only backrooms video that has made me feel the same way I felt when watching Kane's first one, and that says something.
In that scene where the wind suddenly hits the camera harder, for me, is absolutely incredible. I can tell you planned these spaces very carefully and you knew exactly how it would feel to be there. As people have mentioned, the running really feels like a more natural response when your put into these large spaces. I'm also surprised you were able to add onto the varieties of level 0, cause I thought I had seen it all already haha. Great work and I'm very excited for the next one, good luck!
The way the terrain was broken and glitched apart near the end, and that final shot…God that’s such a powerfully gut wrenching image and I love it, genuinely the best Backrooms video I’ve seen in a LONG time.
That scene gave me a strong sense of danger, like something terrible would happen to you if you walked there. Maybe you die or something worse.
very nice take. i liked the full_spectrum dominance. the no-clip, standard, glitched, and missing persons. glitched was pretty epic and unique
I’d have dragged the dumpster around for awhile, in case I could use it for something.
this is exactly how i imagine the original idea of the back rooms to be. in the initial level theres no entities. theres should actually be very very little of them unless your way down/up in the levels. where the "glitches" start to become too much. this is so captivating i want more and more!
best not kane pixels backrooms video ive ever seen amazing work
This is honestly the best found footage I’ve seen, it’s so reliant on atmosphere and not jump scares,
It’s so Kane Pixels where you just expect something to happen but it never does because these are perfect representations on the original idea.
This feels just a little more natural with the running from confusion and fear.
And that twist at the end where we see it’s been long enough for posters to be made, implying the time altering effects of this place.
I could totally see this in a hyper realistic style like Kane Pixels.
i agree
Yass
Camera motion definitely needs some work
The ending of this video is the most horrific part to me. Just imagine that you stumble upon your first glimpse of hope after countless hours of wondering the backrooms, only to discover that your final opportunity at safety and sanctuary has been removed. If I found myself in this scenario, I’d definitely go insane. My highest respect to the animator, you’ve captured the true, but dark essence of this wonderful masterpiece of the backrooms!
I on the other hand would just run around like a headless chicken.
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This quality is phenomenal, such a good work.
Agreed!
I knew it would blow up eventually. I still think it's highly underrated.
Love your back rooms videos. You get that the most terrifying thing is not a jump scare, but the truly malevolent and alien layout of the place. More please!
This was genuinely one of the best backrooms videos I’ve ever seen. Just as good, if not better, than Kane Parsons backrooms series. Love to see stuff like this
Oh stop it it's good but not better then Kane
@@vintage_85 he said kane parsons not kane pixels
@@vintage_85 dude it was just his opinion
Check out my poolrooms !
@@vintage_85the lore sucks
This was really good. With dead malls being such a big part of the whole liminal space thing, I had wondered why no one had done this before. I guess we just needed another version of the poolrooms lol.
Best part was when you said “It’s backroomimg time” and you backroomed all over the place. Truly one of the vids of all time!
unoriginal, unfunny, and uncouth
@@TarnishedProductions🗿🤓
@@TarnishedProductions cope
@@TarnishedProductions coming from a kid who only posts gaming stuff... 🙄 Content that's been on TH-cam for more than 10 years already.
@@davidandcookie7648 wow sick burn, except you have no content at all on your channel, so I guess you have less to show for in your life than I do if that's what we're basing worth on
Now THIS is what I want every backrooms footage to look like, no monsters, no loud noises, no jumpscares, just chilling atmosphere and backgrounds that gives the backrooms a more liminal and strange vibe
Also the scene at 4:18 reminds me of the Tesseract scene from Interstellar
The backrooms are a representation of what would be real if we truly lived in a simulation. Almost as if we were stuck at a certain percentage on loading screen from a computer/game. Sort of a glitch. Or maybe just something we cannot comprehend. Truly terrifying.
So basically the backrooms is like storage for things that aren't used or the backrooms was meant to be something put in real life but it never made it in since the buildings were all fused together like a glitch
In my opinion, this is one of the best interpretations of what the backrooms were meant to be. An endless, unpredictable, and eerie set of rooms, hallways, complexes, and corridors. For example, there's the doors leading to more set of rooms, but by the time the protagonist opens the door the set of rooms has completely changed into a different area.
Thinking that someone or something is out there with you, but you haven't encountered it, making you stay on guard until it eventually appears. However you don't know when or where the encounter takes place. I honestly think the absence of hostile monsters is as scary as the presence of them.
I also like the weird, broken part of the backrooms at 9:27, it makes me feel uncanny. The 13:17 part is also fantastic! The room full of missing posters was a creepy touch to this normally empty maze. Then the protagonist comes across the missing poster about him. Realizing that he has become one of the many victims trapped within this labyrinth.
i really liked this one. the path he took was logical and you could feel the confusion and fear in the camera movement. BUT the "BACKROOMS intro sequence" really killed the vibe for me at first
I hope his friend is happy, he took the trash out. WAY out. The most "out" any trash has ever been taken.
I just needed to say since no one is mentioning this, I would love to admire simply how the title scene was done, the intro was so epic and phenomenal, it reminds me of 80s sci fi show intros
Absolute existential dread. If it’s not impossibly large areas that disappear off into the horizon then it’s crushingly low ceilings that all create pure wonder and dread. Love it!
Standing ovation... Really great. Yes please make more. I cannot wait. There are few that get saved to my Backrooms playlist and this is obviously the next one to get saved in there.
Oh no i have 1% battery oh nooo
Watching again after a few weeks, I realize an important detail: subjective time inside might be a couple hours but the missing person posters mean that considerably more time passed outside. Time distortion is an important feature of the Backrooms and that discreet prop suggests it beautifully !
Yes. Very well-put.
Thank you for understanding atmosphere in the back rooms is the most unsettling part about it
Well said. Smilers and skinstealers are silly!
My goodness, this looks very real! Great work!
I'm glad the person didn't talk beyond just yelling "Hello?!" because it allows the person viewing to be alone with their own thoughts if this was happening to them. All the whys and what is this questions just racing around in your mind are almost maddening. The elevator was great. Every time he entered an unlit area I felt a terrible sense of foreboding. I appreciate that there were no loud noises or over accentuated heavy breathing. Just the padding and urgency of the footsteps made it far more eerie. The feeling of _"what if I can't find my way out of here"_ was palpable as the person desperately looked for anomalies against the endless repetition of the interior structure that might indicate which way to go. The feeling that something _might_ jump out or be around the next corner was far more terrifying than actually seeing it; the subtlety of that had me hanging on every second of this 14 minute run through this surreal nightmare. Thank you!
That twirling motion of falling into the backrooms was perfect 👌🏾
Really well done! Creating a narrative with the visuals alone is exceptional.
OH MY GOD. Masterful work. I need more, like, yesterday! I love the concept of Backrooms without monsters - the feeling of unease from these spaces conveys just the right amount of horror without just creeping me out with inhuman abominations. Take my sub, sir!
Eww furry
For me, I'd be running around in circles trying to perform kick flips off the walls, because that's a lot of space to do whatever I want in.
Amazing work, your video captures the essence of the backrooms perfectly without the lazy need for loud jpegs. Loved the mall section with the wind blowing past, great detail. Looking forward to more work from you!
These simple Non-Euclidean rendering perfectly represents that backrooms are unstable spaces.
I like that there are no monsters in this take on the Backrooms. I think the fear of being alone and having to face this endless, uneasy emptiness is far more potent without the addition of some monster trying to kill you.
As much as scary as the fear of loneliness and traveling uneasy in the backrooms , i think it's calm and peaceful ,in my opinion, since you feeling peace and quiet without the presences of the entities though i agreed about what you said it can be scary walking the unease corridors of the backrooms i think it's mostly depending on the individual's mind of it can handle it.
The monsters in backroom vids are kinda cringe ngl
5:07 the VHS effect really shines here in this dark stairwell
If I ever threw something in the trash and it just no-clipped through the floor. I am full sprinting away from that area as fast as humanly possible because ain’t no way
Lol😊
This was really, really good.
You stayed very faithful to the concept yet the new elements you added were outstanding and added more mystique to it. What I also appreciate is nothing seems overdone or out of place (in this context). Everything you added fits well and could be canon.
The shattered room, the circular supports, the 2D door and lots more of those touches but coming out from behind the signs was a brilliant twist.
WWKPD? Probably something like this. Kudos.
but the carpet on level 0 was red, and i thought level 0 was a bit too trippy compared to the lore. Maybe im being too critical....
Wtf? Who likes pizza with a creamy base? Pizza should always be made with tomato sauce... i dont know where guys like you come from. Cool comment tho
@@justinturnsvirtual well kind of but you aren't wrong either. I think I've seen too many that although cool, just didn't blend or feel the same.
I really think this does fit well.
@@filipesrubio4015 You're right and I feel shame. Gotta be tomato sauce.
I love/hate that the carpets are so worn from foot traffic in spaces where noone is to be found. Such subtleties can have such an intense, psychological effect, and really add to the gross nostalgia of such 'liminal spaces'. This is the first work of yours I've seen, and it's Brilliant. 🔥
I also prepare my things in my bag in case I fall one day. I'm going to need a lot there :D
Your designs and sound engineering are totally amazing. Honestly, REALLY good job!!!
Bro this is sick. You've got great attention to detail
I love the fact that you added damp spots to the carpet too
I love the wind boundary thing in the mall
To me this feels like a part of your dream or feeling of a place called HELL. It reminds me never to explore empty buildings
I’ve been watching these videos a lot lately, and I think the reason I like them so much is because they remind me of exploring abandoned places.
This was the most nostalgic thing i ever seen in my whole life W vid
Probably the best backrooms content I've ever seen , really incredible work , it's not ruined by silly squiggly monsters or jump scare noises it's just the horror of the vast emptiness and the building panic of being lost , this is what the backrooms are supposed to be bravo
I was here at 8k subs! This channel is gonna blow up, I tell ya.
I really hope it does! It's my 2nd favorite right now!
Nice work man! Great spaces, great geometry, great sound! You really nailed the backrooms vibe. Keep up the great work.
Thoose wind sounds🥶
Ikr
Reminds me of the shining where you can hear the cold wind as background noise.
Very well done, great video.
Definitely a nice touch, that whistling vacuum of air in that unceasing plaza. A very atmospheric rendering, to be sure. One of the best non-entity-driven "Backrooms" incarnations I have seen in a long time. Truly well-done.
I think what you've done best was to realistically portray running which looks really awkward in other backrooms videos, but looks great in yours. The texturing could use a bit more work and sound design is quite bare, but overall this was quite good. There are some wonderful geometric ideas throughout.
What’s strange to me is I used to have dreams of weird stuff like this and when I was a kid a lot of the buildings I was introduced to dealt way larger than they seemed. I give you props man to making a proper backrooms video!
I love the broken walls in the original backrooms, as if they were glitched into pieces.
Really cool! I would add camera zoom motor sounds when you zoom and have a the camera have lot of more trouble finding focus and have highlight blowout issues when transitioning spaces. Those old cameras had some interesting quirks.
That opening was amazing. Showing all types of different rooms almost no clipping out to see them spell the backrooms. Fucking 10/10
As a child (and still) I LOVED exploring huge buildings and malls. These backrooms somehow feel so good lol. What reminds me as well; are the huge empty conference rooms in the big Las Vegas resorts. Like in the Caesar's Palace towers for example. Nothing escalator and AC sounds in the loooong empty halls. So satisfying
Now this is really getting back to what makes the Backrooms spooky. This videos just oozes atmosphere and I love it, 10/10
Dude. this is probably the best Back Rooms Experience I've seen so far. So many of them, while still decent, always have to have monsters show up and end with a monster chase sequence which kind of ruins what makes the whole thing un settling. The idea of being trapped in such a weird and twisted place completely alone, void of life, yet the place looks like some kind of human construct, but from a nightmare...that's terrifying. But then just having monsters that simply chase, attack, and kill...sure that would be scary if you were in that situation, but as a viewer, it's just not that scary.
The idea of a rare monster being there is scary, so that you know you're not safe there. That's what makes this perfect. We all know there's monsters in the Backrooms and strange sounds and stuff. So the whole thing is scary because of the twisted design/layout. And I have to say as well, the designs of all these locations...brilliant. I could easily see myself having a dream about being here. Places that look almost like they're real but things are off just enough for it slowly settle in that you're in a nightmare. Go through doors or around corners and going back only find that everything has changed. You captured this perfectly.
I'm gonna check out your other videos later. I don't want to watch right away because I don't want to actually have nightmares about this stuff, lol.
I really liked 10:20, That turning the corner into a big reveal vibe was well placed.
Wish the comments weren't "THERE'S NO MONSTER", the videos are great with or without but the anticipation of the unknown is what's the best part. Now that I read the comments though its like ruining the surprise of "is there/isn't there"
That's a great point. For me, though, I'd have to say that the key to the whole element of surprise is by watching the video first.
I liked the title crawl for this video durring the intro. Felt unique
I think the thing that stood out most to me was the foley. The camera's clacking noise was very distinctive, and the choice to put that howling wind really hammered in the insane vastness of that infinite space. I also feel like the presence of wind gives some hope that there IS a way to the outside - which makes us even more invested in the MC's exploration! Loving it so far!
This is really good, I'm very happy the algorithm brought this to my attention.
You definitely have a unique feel with this iteration of the backrooms, I look forward to whatever else you are working on.
I love the wind that is in the bit after the elevator
One of the better backrooms vids out there, you definitely captured the cool aspects of it, great job
The precision man, it's great, the feeling of loneliness when seeing the size of the mall, the sound design, saturated wind, just awesome ...
The backroom concept is fantastic! In a somewhat different way, but not too different, I would visit a _backrooms,_ of sorts, in '95. In the game _Silent Thunder;_ I'd fly off, into the endless desert, land on a deserted road, and just drive the attack aircraft like a car for hours. Just something compelling about that. Same thing with _Monster Truck Madness._
the fact that you used an actual cassette tape to make this is just mind blowing.
I would love to see a game or movie with this. Each floor below holds more and more "dangers", possibly monsters. A group of people split up or stick together to find supplies to survive. For example -5th floor - endless products, but "someone" walks there, and this floor is dangerous. -10th floor - endless electronic accessories, but even more dangerous there.
I would get the hell out of that room because there is no tape, and that could mean that there is a reason for that. It would most likely mean that is it the most recent area of exploration from the people who put it there, meaning going the opposite direction of the arrows will lead to those that put it down. Bad situation to be in, but I think that would be the most likely avenue of survival.
"Floor Caution Tape" can only be applied to.the Floor In Teams Of Three, 1 to Apply and 1 to Verify they can See The Way Back. Not a lot of people want the job so the Tape is a Luxury and is Usually Seen by the Entrance
Great Video! I especially like, how realistically you’re simulating the behaviour of an old camcorder, with things like lens flare and the grainier looking image, the darker the recorded scene gets. I absolutely adore this attention to detail!
It's really refreshing to see Backrooms content that understands that the horror comes from the uncanny nature of the location, and done properly needs no lurking beasties or dense nonsensical lore.
The actual post literally implies there is a lurking beast though. You just can't see it. I feel confused by how many people think they're describing to the original concept when in reality almost all backrooms content is discredited if it doesn't align to a singular JPEG image of a janky hotel hallway.
Seeing ur own missing poster, damn that’s a good one.
If I were stuck, I’d probably see if anything is skate-able, probably cruise around on my skateboard, just stuff like that.
bro this looks 🔥
here i was - glad that there were no stupid monsters ruining the immersion. now doors change behind you with some evil, sinister intention. the creepiest thing of all, folks, is a place without meaning and intention, without life. just the weird architecture would be more than enough. the realization of the scope of the mall was extremely cool.
Absolutely amazing work, You understood everything about backrooms mystique. This is Kane Pixels level. Love that glitched room, and the infinite mall balcony with wind sounds... everything is perfect in this video, storytelling, ambiance, sound, video... everything.. can't wait till part 2.
this is incredible, really insane level of storytelling through the environment. I know it’s incredibly hard to do, but some professional voice acting of the character holding the camera would have taken it up that extra notch for sure, slowly hearing their reactions descent into madness at every corner. really incredible stuff mate, well done
🤔i think the silence is pretty good. lets you interpret on your own
Awesome work! Love the big endless rooms. Plus you've done some things I was hoping to see on other BR videos. My only critique (and it's a very small one) is the picture is a tad too bright and over saturated, but I'll chalk that up to the 'video camera' being used. EDIT...Amazing ending too!
Amazing ending, great lore with the signs, so glad there is exploration of this new genre without the cheap horror elements! Thankyou!
4:16 When they look up: I’ve been in a building that huge before, except it wasn’t a mall, it was a mix of museum/indoor university/office spaces. There was a section that was like a labyrinth and was part of the museum, meant for tourists. Also maybe a nature/zoo/conservatory part. The parts with a lot of people had families, students, workers, etc.; and I remember distinctly feeling like I needed to find a way out and be calm and not let people on to the fact that I knew I should find a way out… almost as if I had to believe I belonged, but I didn’t. There were people there I talked to just as regularly as anyone else I know irl, or to a friendly person on the street. Back rooms are real, we visit that place in our dreams..
you remember what the place was called?
I'm not gonna lie the dialogue at the beginning feels very NPC like but this is EXACTLY what I've been craving for since Kane Pixels has started focusing on lore instead of creepy found footage videos.
Adding monsters to the backrooms was a mistake
Now THIS is what you should think every time you hear the word "backrooms"
It was always about getting stuck in an unknown place without knowing if there's a threat or even an exit, it was ALWAYS about the fear of isolation and the unknown, and you nailed perfectly
Wdym adding? They have been in the backrooms since the beginning.
@@OfficerGrimesYT no they weren't, there was only a hint that you're being followed/watched and if you heard something that already has heard you but it was only that, the fear of someone watching you without knowing where or what it was
And the ones that were actively in contact with you just were stalking, pushing you to a corner or something you'd fall/be trapped with not follow you as Slenderman
Who cares, they're both good
It's supposed to be about liminal horror like this, you nailed it man, ty for not making it super cringe
"Did the trash can just fall through the ground? I wonder what will happen if I stand there?"
The foley artistry in this is phenomenal. Such attention to detail when it comes to sound design. Bravo.