‘Backrooms’ Extended Version Coming to Theaters With 15 Minutes of Bonus Footage
The R-rated horror film 'Backrooms' is returning to theaters with an extended cut featuring 15 minutes of bonus footage.
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📍 How it ended
The horror film "Backrooms" was announced for a theatrical re-release with an extended cut, featuring 15 minutes of bonus footage. The story quieted without a definitive conclusion in the coverage.
Epilogue added 19d ago, after coverage quieted.
The brief
An extended version of 'Backrooms' will soon be released in theaters. According to Variety and Yahoo, this version includes 15 minutes of extra content appearing after the credits.
Coverage from IGN, Variety, and Yahoo emphasizes the theatrical return, while the Motion Picture Association has highlighted the film's sound design, specifically the use of clipped audio, empty rooms, and camel screams. IMDb reports the Kane Parsons film is now the 9th highest-grossing horror movie of all time in North America.
Attention now turns to the film's streaming release date as it reaches $330 million at the box office, per Forbes.
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Quick answers
How much additional footage is in the extended cut?
The extended version includes 15 minutes of bonus content after the credits.
What are the box office achievements of the film?
The film has hit $330 million at the box office and is the 9th highest-grossing horror movie of all time in North America.
Who directed the film?
The film was made by Kane Parsons.
Coverage (13)
- Backrooms Returning to Theaters With New Title & Tons of Extra Footage, Release Date Set Yahoo · 21d ago
- Kane Parsons’ ‘Backrooms’ Heads Back to Theaters This Week With Extended Cut Bloody Disgusting · 21d ago
- BACKROOMS Will Get Theater Re-Release With Brand New Footage Yahoo · 21d ago
- Backrooms heads back to theaters with extended edition for July 4 weekend Polygon.com · 21d ago
- Extended edition of 'Backrooms' headed to movie theaters Yahoo · 21d ago
- ‘Backrooms’ Wants You Back and Is Adding More Rooms (Footage) Gizmodo · 21d ago
- Extended Cut of Backrooms Hits Theaters Soon IGN · 21d ago
- BACKROOMS Returns To Theaters With Brand New Footage Yahoo · 21d ago
- Inside the Sound of “Backrooms”: How Camel Screams, Clipped Audio & Empty Rooms Fueled the Fear Motion Picture Association · 21d ago
- Backrooms extended cut releasing in theaters soon, with 15 minutes of "extra content" after the credits Yahoo · 21d ago
- Backrooms North America Box Office: Kane Parsons’ R-Rated Flick Becomes The All-Time 9th Highest-Grossing Horror Movie IMDb · 21d ago
- ‘Backrooms’ Streaming Date Nears As Film Hits $330 Million At Box Office Forbes · 21d ago
- ‘Backrooms’ Extended Version Coming to Theaters With 15 Minutes of Bonus Footage Variety · 21d ago
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