Backrooms - Endless (found footage)

This tape was found by Gate-Sync employee Daniel M. _______ during research expedition #43 on February 9, 1993. The whereabouts of the subject is unknown. Only the camera was found.
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[@gatesyncresearch]

What do you think the sound is at the end?

[@dylanm6335]

I love how there aren’t any entity chases in this one, the feeling of being absolutely alone was really powerful

[@venuspluto67]

This was a bit unusual for the backrooms: Spaces that looked somewhat inviting with comfortable chairs and office-space that appeared to serve a purpose. There was even a drinking-fountain that would hopefully work!

[@RoseaLupum]

I love this one - perfect amount of suggestion, no oversaturation of entities, perfect amount of liminality vs. dread, brilliant environments! I want a sequel, right now. My only complaint is that the camera movement was motion-sickness central and didn't feel as if it matched with the footsteps. Otherwise - solid 9.5/10!

[@lordofrandomness4]

Really like this take on the backrooms. If we were to put all of these found footage videos in chronological order I feel like this one would be the oldest. Shows all the computers still on in the cubicles and still looks somewhat maintained, not deteriorating like other’s interpretations as well as the music still being on and such. Looks like all the people that may have worked there just disappeared which made it a different kind of creepy.

[@HauntedDev]

This is probably my favorite backrooms video! You perfectly captured the backrooms and the liminal Aesthetics’s. I also like the lack of entities....

[@OMM-bo9fr]

imagine this muzak just running forever in an infinite loop for all eternity in this maze of musty carpet.

[@nektu5435]

The loneliness and confusion come across very well in this video. If we ever do invent smellavision it'll be worth revisiting this video to check out that pungent, damp carpet smell.

[@sametucar9544]

abandoned airport video?

[@zumagallerte4669]

That is a high quality production. Loved the moment with the shadow appearing on the wall and how the cameraman hesitates which way to go and even recoils from dark places and hallways. Very relatable. Not to mention the nice music in the lounge and the anxiety when it fades in the humming of the lighting. Very well made.

[@chisakimiura9886]

This is like playing North Korea.

[@namelessxdread]

4:25

[@c_r4bbit]

4:25

[@StyleshStorm]

Something about this new backrooms/liminal space TH-camr is different.

[@whisperware]

I honestly felt really safe in the conference room. Leaving that song behind was really sad because it was catchy and I may never hear music ever again for all I know.

[@virginiapicker]

Pretty impressive. The level of resolution, detail and creepy feeling makes this interesting all the way through.

[@Lycurgus1982]

The emerging shadow, close spaces, more familiar sights, the sounds, and uncomfortable ending made this a trip to watch.

[@SamuelBlack84]

The concept of the Backrooms I find the creepiest of all is the complete and utterly pointlessness of it all. It's an entire world with elaborate attention to detail, meticulously designed with many furnishings. It even has air to breathe and gravity

[@Mmebsuta]

This is the best one I have seen. I like the music at

[@davidp2888]

I love the EXIT signs in various places. We all know there are no exits in the backrooms. lol