Backrooms - Second Encounter

4/11/90
• move_in.avi

[@fernandoferdinand8399]

This kid is in the 0.01% of people that got lucky enough to find their way back to where they first came in . Nice architecture and creepy as well. To be honest without the monsters and everything the Backrooms seem like a pretty chill place, besides starving to death

[@SomeOneOneOne]

But is it actually where he first came in??

[@troy2000me]

The chair is knocked over now.

[@rami8896]

@@troy2000me nice catch, i didnt notice that

[@braxeton671]

Exactly. I was like: good grief! But I just hope he doesn't take his chances and get lost in the liminal abyss forever by trying to explore again.

[@MattStudiosAnimations]

@braxeton671 not all of us are lucky enough to learn our lessons.

[@Zonaverdi_]

This is bonkers. This way of entering via some previously unknown bit of your own house you never knew existed before is something I've seen in my dreams so many times, and surely others must have too. Some unknown nook or corner or hidden doorway that you go through, beyond which your house continues forever and ever, familiar decor at first but getting stranger and stranger the further you roam. Sent a shiver up my spine to see it used in an exploration vid like this. Sound, lighting and layout design are all top notch, great execution!

[@vindieu]

yes I have: "This way of entering via some previously unknown bit of your own house you never knew existed before is something I've seen in my dreams so many times, and surely others must have too."

[@Rotaermel]

Yes I did! I had several childhood dreams where I discovered parts of the house I didn‘t know to exist.

[@ROVERLORDD_]

I imagined passages through these places but I unfortunately never had the dreams…

[@Terrahex1]

Really reminds me of house of leaves, where they enter a backrooms like area after figuring out their hous's proportions shouldn't fit in the space they measure

[@oxiwan4801]

@@Terrahex1 came here to comment this haha

[@jasmineolivine]

Screw no clipping, this is the creepiest and most (reminiscent of dreams) way of entering the backrooms.

[@jasmineolivine]

4:40 you got me there you devil! I was sure the suspense would be broken, but you carried it through

[@wartooth88]

Ive had several wake induced lucid dreams in which the furniture and architecture of my home was rearranged in non-euclidian liminal fashion.

[@bathtubshitter7573]

​@@wartooth88 man that scrambled my brain, nice word use, and man I wish I had dreams like you guys, most dreams I have are just me tripping balls

[@wartooth88]

@@bathtubshitter7573 after a good nights sleep and you wake up fully try going back to sleep 20 mins later to trigger a wake induced lucid dream. It takes practice and no narcotics to force the dream. Melatonin helps. Good luck👍

[@bathtubshitter7573]

@@wartooth88 oh thanks, I'll try tonight

[@ghostieintheshelf]

The voice is soft, and the designs are extremely creative, the walls, lack of creatures and overwhelming anxiety due to the hope of getting back and in the end, he could do it to his house! I'm happy for him. Thank you for another masterpiece!

[@CUBETechie]

I love it it's not this classic oops fall through the wall or the floor

[@ghostieintheshelf]

@@CUBETechie YEAH and not only fall through the floor but also get into an entire other universe LMAO I love Matt studios because he breaks it and makes it look like the backrooms are closer to us

[@masterlangtau]

But did he truly find his way back? Or was that last room just a lookalike?

[@ghostieintheshelf]

@@masterlangtau I believe he found his way back, since at the start of the video, you can see the stairs he goes down later, he was really lucky

[@stanleybochenek1862]

Sounds like remainings a little bit (remainings is a Roblox KZbinr that’s calm as hell)

[@Cody_Cigar]

The way you implement horror into architecture is unlike anyone else. Things like the blue bedroom perfectly convey that dreadful feeling of waking up from a bad dream as a kid in the middle of the night. Amazing stuff.

[@gadpivs]

Or one of those weird dreams where you're dreaming about the fact that you're still in bed, not realizing that you've already fallen asleep, only to find the architecture is massively different and bizarre. Not to mention the feeling that other people must have been there recently, if there are familiar signs of human habitation like beds and couches. Creepy.

[@osasunaitor]

Oh yes, the gloomy bedroom was insanely creepy. It gave me real anxiety for a second.

[@whannabi]

​@@gadpivs don't say that or I will make these dreams

[@pinkberry50]

There are a LOT of amazing touches in this video. But the way the character gradually speeds up throughout this video as his movements get more frantic and panicked is one of the best.

[@CAGECS]

Probably the best backrooms footage i've seen yet. No jumpscares, no weird monster, no over-the-top layout. Just the extremely disturbing space and a whole 8 minutes of it. And it looks very realistic.

[@seymoorepoone9512]

Just some person recording. That’s the best backrooms videos.

[@ProperAwesome]

Amazing architecture. Amazing camera movement. Amazing voice acting. The perfect video.

[@minedashtv1504]

Love the "Alternative" Way he comes in there. Like imagine behind one of your Furnatures theres a Entry to an infinite Cluster of Empty and Dark Rooms / Hallways. The fact that maybe something could come out of there gives me chills. :o

[@Mythosidhe]

So worth the wait! I love the idea of a stable(?) entry point without an elaborate backstory, keeps it mysterious and exciting yet somehow more relatable. I've had dreams about finding hidden passages or corridors in my house, and this captures the all the vague anxiety and surreal disorientation of one of those experiences. Also I just have to say-- you make masterful use of out-of-context furniture. It heightens the effect SO much and adds just the right touch of subtle menace from an unseen presence. I really appreciate the effort to create a more nuanced form of visual storytelling in this space that doesn't rely so much on jump scares and other clichéd tropes (not to knock that stuff--I know plenty of people enjoy it--just not my thing). Thank you for doing this incredible work! I look forward to the next installment.

[@kineticdeath]

that creepy bedroom with the wiremesh for a window. Imagine if there was some pillows on the bed arranged to look like a persons shape.. creepy!

[@doxonomy]

This is one of the few Backrooms videos that actually hits the par of Kane's. Kudos for putting in the effort to not only make it photorealistic, but also create your own original architecture for the rooms, not steal Kane's monsters and hazmat suits, and create an original story that brings the fear back into the Backrooms as a concept. Basically, the TLDR is that you did a good job.

[@martincreator2960]

true

[@MasterOfTruck]

matt's backrooms happens in the same universe as kane's backrooms. what we're viewing is what was filmed by a random person who entered, not an exploration made by a-sync who controls the original stable access portal. gotta remember that the original backrooms is a 600 million square mile dimension. so the odds of any interaction between matt's characters and kane's are VERY slim and it makes sense given the scale. this guy couldve been on the complete other side of the backrooms dimension for as far as we know. but the new idea matt introduces here adding to the lore is that there are _more_ stable access points other than the one a-sync has. and it brings to the table that there could potentially be dozens, hundreds, or even thousands of additional access points created from natural doorways that would otherwise lead "nowhere".

[@thewordsdied]

Better than Kane I would say. No monsters, no lore. Just the fear or being lost in a liminal space.

[@griefer5846]

@@thewordsdied i personally kinda like lore

[@griefer5846]

@@thewordsdied but i do agree with the monsters, sometimes when a footage is supposed to be an exploration footage, there should be no monsters or entities

[@mes0gots0its]

This is cream of the crop Backrooms content. You deserve a legit award for all the effort and thought you put into these videos. They come out so perfectly.

[@Kkbleeblob]

cream of the crop 💀

[@BLANKS10]

@@Kkbleeblobnot funny + nobodys laughing + your 11 + terrible humour

[@Kkbleeblob]

@@BLANKS10 ?

[@Justin113D]

I am in awe at how the first area looked like! It had residencial building vibes, with it's more complex walls, rails and doors, but at the same time it did not feel out of place... i have no idea what your creative process behind those designs are, that stuff is amazing! Keep up the great work!

[@Dylank001]

First of all, I really really love how the camerman found the backrooms, he didn’t noclip in, he just seamlessly crawled through a little space in the wall, which leaves us wondering if the backrooms were there the whole time or just kinda appeared once he moved that closet. The tunnel at 1:55 reminded me of some dream or memory I had a long time ago too, it was that small light that really did it but I thought it’d be worth mentioning anyways. I also like the architecture of your videos, like that window at 5:14, the pit at 5:49 as well as that big empty room with a few outlying chairs, the truncated walls at 6:16, and finally that balcony with the building on the other side, seemingly “outside” at 7:10. Also love how his salvation is hidden behind a tiny hole in the wall and a staircase shrouded in darkness. I also really find it cool that he found his entrance point again and seemingly escaped. I don’t think that’s ever happened in any other videos. Keep up the good work, I literally thought the real world area was actually filmed in real life

[@alexanderhdmi7704]

Matt, oh my god dude. You're almost better than Kane Pixels or A-Sync Productions in my opinion. The level of realism is almost scary. You even included a model for a non-hazmat human briefly... not many people are ambitious enough (in the case that a person is falling down a hole) to show it on the camera; that was really cool. I also enjoy how Matt's backrooms are so much more interesting than others... it's still the regular old backrooms, but there's chairs and sofas and railings sprinkled throughout, different floors... it's a step-up from the regular yellow backrooms, with so much change. I also thought the sound design was really well-done, the mix of white noise and presumable ventilation and humming from the walls and lights. I love the "story" for this one, or lack thereof. It's literally just someone stumbling across a secret passageway in their basement that was hidden behind a piece of furniture. This is something I personally always dreamed of encountering/stumbling upon. It's also fascinating that this particular MC found his way back to where he came from; against all odds, I guess, he got extremely lucky and found a different path back in the direction he came. Great and believable voice acting as well. Really fits into this film well. Kane Pixels and A-Sync are cool for trying to incorporate some bigger "science" lore, but I actually prefer Matt's take even more. My biggest praise is the lack of monsters and supernatural stuff. The beauty of the backrooms is... the ROOMS. Yes, I know that the original backroom concept included a chance of running into an entity. But, "chance" is the keyword! It's not immersive when an MC runs into a monster within 30 minutes of being in the backrooms. I LOVE how in this interpretation, the guy just walks around. I almost felt like the whole point was for us, the viewer, to simply marvel at the interior design and infrastructure. Something to just "take in". Bonus points for the believable walking speed. Most backroom videos have the POV walking WAY too slow. But if someone were to pull out their phone and record themselves walking down a corridor, I think their speed -- and the walking speed in this video -- would match. Not too fast, not too slow. And the jostling of the POV/camera view is perfect too; not too shaky, so we can observe the surroundings; but not too stable, either, to actually emulate someone walking with a camera. The 90s-esque camera resolution/definition (and sound "quality") was also accurate. Really evokes the nostalgia of a personal camcorder. Every aspect of this video is incredible. I've consumed so much backrooms videos over the year, and I think this was among my top five experiences. This video does SO MUCH -- and yet keeps things SO SIMPLE at the same time. Every time I see a backrooms video, from one of the greats or a more amateur channel, what is depicted in this video is precisely what I'm anticipating I'll watch. And if it's not like this video, I usually feel a bit of disappointment. So I personally thought this rendition of the backrooms concept was 10/10. Is there a Patreon? How can I compensate the creator?

[@MattStudiosAnimations]

I’m really glad you enjoyed the video! There’s no need for any sort of donation, your viewership is enough support in itself, plus KZbin AdSense compensates me for my videos.

[@alexanderhdmi7704]

@@MattStudiosAnimations I didn't think AdSense was that reliable these days, but I guess now that I think about it, KZbin doesn't have much of a reason to auto-flag your videos -- content like this is surprisingly 'appropriate' for revenue. Still... cinema quality videos like this made INDEPENDENTLY... I feel like AdSense and view counts simply aren't enough. Whatever the case, I wanna ensure you continue making videos like this, and ensure you have a secure profitable job somewhere putting your talent to good use. Best of luck.

[@Jaquaveontavias]

@@MattStudiosAnimations if you ever do put one up, I'd love to support your content too

[@CASA-dy4vs]

I don’t think this is as good as Kane pixels but it sure beats the crappy backrooms kid videos

[@stanleybochenek1862]

Kane Pixels and this is good

[@covidoutdat19thwardyaheardme]

The first area before he falls into the actual backrooms part was really calm and chill in a way. Really easy on the eyes and the colors were cooler, no buzzing from fluorescent lights and the camera man's soft voice made me want more of that part of the video. He stops talking once he falls in the backrooms because he now feels like he's out of control of the situation. In the first area, he felt comfortable enough to talk and could retrace his steps back to his house. It's just 2 vibes in one video I appreciate revisiting.

[@Laurie_Ramone]

As someone else in the comments said this is eerily similar to dreams I have often about being in my late grandmothers' houses, finding all sorts of new hidden corridors, floor levels, rooms, etc. Very chilling to see it on screen, and very effective. I loved how grainy and dark the overall footage was; really felt like I was watching something filmed in the late 90s or early 00s. Your backrooms series is probably my favorite, honestly; the lack of jumpscares and just pure building anxiety with zero tension release is unparalleled and allows me to relax while watching (because I know I won't be startled) without actually "relaxing", if that makes sense. Also really loved the little touch of how when he'd pass rooms he'd either not look into them at all, or just slightly look, like it was an effort to turn his head. My dreams often involve that phenomenon, too. Idk if it means anything significant that we all seem to have these dreams, or if it's just a natural human thing, but your videos really hardcore play into that innate fear and draw it out. Well done as always :)

[@maxboucherat6987]

Goodness, I know I’m just repeating what everyone else has already said, but this is legitimately excellent - like, the first Backrooms video in sooo so long that’s actually managed to thoroughly freak me the heck out. Just… where do I even start? The sound design is outstanding - listening to this with headphones was such a tense experience (I don’t think I’ve ever jumped before at the sound of a camera zoom). The architecture was so damn eerie, and you’ve got such a good sense of where to place shadows for maximum creepiness. And it’s always so refreshing to find a video that actually gives the protagonist characterization, as well as a good reason to have a camera on them in the first place. It's refreshing, too, to come across a video that doesn't end with the protagonist getting chased by some sort of scribble-monster. Extra marks too for believable walking speed + believable camera movement + all the creepy little details like the knocked-over chair etc. Someone else already said that, out of all the Backrooms stuff they’ve watched over the past year, this is like, top five video stuff. And I definitely agree with that. At the very least, it’s the first one I’ve ever felt the need to comment on. TLDR: Terrific stuff. Absolutely loved it :-)

[@jedidiahwomack83]

What this especially adds to the lore is how fresh the horror is for someone new to the backrooms. There are plenty of generic videos ending with an exciting chase. There are far fewer that capture such natural human movement, reaction, and encounter. Having a wanderer find his way back for once through happenstance is a great variable in an environment composed of the unpredictable made plain, too. It's like pulling feet out of a river before legs and body get swept into the rushing water.

[@atramp8999]

The atmosphere keeps getting better and better

[@daisiesofdoom]

This is actually one if the best backrooms videos besides Kane pixels. Make notes,Backrooms wannabes: It has a believable story It doesn't rely on screaming entities It has a good voice over It's really well made

[@leociresi4292]

Also make each level with a slightly different color scheme, not just monotone yellow

[@nobody6032]

I dig it

[@dscimforjack]

Amazing. The best ive seen. All the strange structures that could be human made but seem so... randomly ai generated. Thats what gives it such a weird feeling

[@taqq]

in my option, this video is the best definition on how a backroom vid should be! this was amazing

[@MattStudiosAnimations]

Thanks, love your content btw!

[@SnowJester]

This is definitely one of the best backroom videos I've seen so far, love your take on the backrooms. You're very talented, hope you'll continue to make more amazing work like this.

[@philipford6183]

This creator is definitely one of the most talented working in the backrooms genre - absolutely spot-on Backrooms design and ambience. Captures perfectly the constant menace of empty, illogical spaces. Bravo! (Also, no nonsense monsters - 10/10)

[@JinzoCrash]

Nicely done. Good ending, too. I'm enamored with all the Backrooms videos channels that keep it "serious" like this.

[@JessMessSupply]

THAT LIGHTING!! Everything looks amazing! this quality is something i've previously only seen with Kane's work. But there are shots in this that are just incredible. keep it up!

[@kenmacallister]

Wow- this is the best take on the concept of the Backrooms I have ever seen. You stepped past Kane to take the number one spot here. The idea that rather than just no-clipping through a discontinuity portal, this thing was sitting in your house the whole time, like the back of the wardrobe to Narnia. The idea that the Backrooms could project into your own home and lure you in, then confuse and digest you, then spit you back out where you started is really great. Also, the animation in this was just fantastic- audio and video. I really felt like I was there, walking around- it felt really real, l felt a creeping sense of panic, of being terribly lost in a bad dream, but it’s real. So many great details. The lighting, the shadow play, the choice of surface textures, the level of detail looked like nanite. The sound effects really hit- the soft footfalls of shoes on carpet, the breathing, shuffling sounds. I would have been swearing under my breath and freaking out more personally, but wow. The whole thing was so good! My god- please keep doing this. You really raised the bar here. 🎉 can you hear the audience clapping? Listen to that. Wow.

[@retrowrldd]

Love these videos, keep it up

[@relyat-ht6kh]

W

[@MattStudiosAnimations]

Thank you so much!

[@Goober89]

I like this. I've always enjoyed the pure exploration videos a lot more than the ones with "scary" entities. Good job!

[@vammy_]

this is my favorite backrooms video ever. there is NOTHING i dislike at all. seriously this is amazing

[@daneedits639]

Incredible room designs.

[@Dexter_459]

This is INCREDIBLE! Your camera animations are SEAMLESS, and everything looks so real! I am absolutely loving your series! I also love the idea of winding up back where you started. It kind of makes you feel like you won't get out. A sort of existential dread sets in, because you suddenly have this thought that you might not escape.

[@potatopotatopotatopotatopo8746]

This is so fucking good holy shit. Everything is on point. The level design is on a completely different leauge. I feel like you imagined every possible floor/room layout and it all is just so good unique and extremely creative compared to literally every other backrooms KZbinr. The sound design is very realistic tuned for the characters movement like it should be, not a constant humming like others do. The lighting is so carefully planned also, no room is too bright and no room is too dark and it feels genuinely randomly generated and not just duplicates of lights in different rooms. 10/10 this is a masterpiece. Please keep making these

[@maidanorgua]

The sound is excellent. Every space had its own soundscape. Subtle but quite important for realism.

[@everythingunique641]

you are for sure top 3 backrooms content creator. i love every single video you've put out, keep em coming brotha! this one was so great!

[@TheRagingOmen]

Who is in top 3?

[@TrianglePants]

Kane, MihailRisg, and contentious many others, imo.

[@ATruckCampbell]

@@TheRagingOmen Depends on who you enjoy, Hyperverse is a very good one.

[@GlitchedBruh_ManIsCrazy]

in my opinion the top 3 are: lost in the hyperverse kane pixels async research

[@DrSpaceman69]

Loved the addition of the character and bits of narrative.. visuals are top notch as usual

[@TheBluePretender]

I am absolutely glued to this Backrooms story here Matt! Small scale family house n home horror suits the Backrooms perfectly. Is this POV the brother of the Piano Boy lost in First Encounter? Is he aware that Piano Boy disappeared at the bottom of the stairs? Did he end up feeding the cat!? I need to know Matt! At the end of first encounter Piano Boy sees someone behind one of those big observation windows, and here POV walks out from behind one in the same way- did they just miss each other? Seriously though, this is spectacular. You’re easily my favorite Backrooms creator. Your grounded and subtle films are like a rock sitting tight in a storm, and I hope you get the recognition you deserve.

[@MattStudiosAnimations]

Glad you liked it! I’d recommend looking at the video linked in the description as well as the dates on the videos, might help clear some things up

[@mythosarchive]

@@MattStudiosAnimations Ok that means he's searching for him

[@GlitchedBruh_ManIsCrazy]

@@mythosarchive searching for who?

[@mythosarchive]

@@GlitchedBruh_ManIsCrazy nothing, stupid theory about how the brother of the first encounter video is the one in this video and is seacrhing for him but that is a stupid theory it's just a new person that moved in the house after the family of the first guy saw the first guy go missing (sorry for bad english)

[@GlitchedBruh_ManIsCrazy]

@@mythosarchive ur english is good just like ur theory

[@chunkblaster]

Classic backrooms, no stupid goofy monsters, just the overwhelming silence of being alone in this infinite unknown yet eerily familiar space, the dread of knowing your lost in it, so good 😩👌

[@jesterssketchbook]

31 seconds in - and its already one of the best backroom videos ive ever seen - legit looks (and more importantly FEELS) better than some of the vhs movie-series segments Sorry Kane Pixels, i dont want hazmat suit guys being bored - i want normal people and the story of how they accidentally fell into the backrooms - WAY more scary

[@faemansvarietychannel]

This is so nerve-wracking, I feel like throwing up. Great job yet again, Matt! Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful art projects with us. Much appreciated. 🙏

[@cupded]

I love this so much, I also noticed at the end the chair was on the floor that time instead of sitting up. So that could mean something came over there and possibly went back inside of this kids house. If so whatever it is, it's out there now.

[@kyleroth114]

Everything about this video is perfect! The realistic camera movements, the voice acting, the graphics, the architecture of the rooms, and of course, the storytelling. The concept of entering the backrooms by stumbling across a hidden space in your own home is not only brilliant, but it's also truly creepy, as opposed to just noclipping through an invisible portal. Another thing is the lack of entities. You don't need entities to make the backrooms scary. The backrooms are scary within itself. 1:59 was enough to make me jump! Overall, just a 10/10 perfect video! Keep up the great work Matt!

[@stanleybochenek1862]

Yeah

[@oliviapartlow6933]

I LIVE FOR THIS !!! Your videos are perfect. Please keep making them!!! They are both equally creepy and relaxing at the same time.

[@spankmaster]

THIS is what I love about the backrooms , unique architecture and no overly aggressive entities, just creepily turning around every corner not knowing what to expect

[@Sagesat]

So good! I was always obsessed with the ideas of "secret" hidden rooms in homes when I was younger, this fully gives me that whimsical feeling again. Great job!!!

[@JT-rg7kl]

Matt Studios is the very best. The tension created merely by the bizarre and continuosly changing architecture and design, paced with the guy's breathing and the subtle other noises and sounds.... Well, it's plain masterful! I especially was weirded out with the pool room series, but this one ratchets the tension and anticipation of... Something not good.... up to near panic levels. Deliciously creepy!

[@Oligampla]

One of the best Backrooms-videos ever. The soothing sound (of the lamps and or camera itself?), the camera movements, no jumpscares, just the endless, irrational, liminal emptiness makes this a work of art. I recently got a bit obsessed with this topic, lol. Excellent video.

[@vtvci]

i actually really love this, like the idea of the backrooms being a place that exists within our walls, and not just somewhere you would clip into is so cool. the effects are so good and its amazing.

[@CHANHAOJEMoe]

he's the luckiest people in this backroom . Cuz he could find a way to where he start from and didn't let the monster been watch and chased him to death.

[@ewalk1526]

Holy hell I love this channel. Every video is amazing and gives me the feeling of anemoia.Kane pixels may be well known, but I feel like this is much more in line with what I think about when I think of liminal space or the backrooms.please keep up the awesome work and thank you!

[@FlandreSDM]

I thoroughly enjoy backroom videos that contain both entities and no entities. However, I cannot deny the fact that backrooms set with nothing but complex and impossible architecture is just so damn fascinating. It's the pure definition of a void. Good job on this, truly. I hope to see more.

[@Blake4625kHz]

My relief as a janitor of not having to vacuum all that carpet overpowered my fear of the backrooms..

[@TripleDeckerSupreme]

I felt like I've had dreams like this constantly, like it would be my seemingly normal house but there would always been an extra room that would lead to complicated series of rooms, this captures that PERFECTLY.

[@sanodraiter8852]

yes yes yes yes yes all yes, i've been thinking of making backrooms found footage of my own for some time now and was thinking of doing it the way you did here, some random room you find either out in the open, or in some place in your house you never knew existed. yet once you dive deeper you realize the room is larger then what it seems on the outside and suddenly you're wandering this vast open maze with oddly shaped walls and never ending corridors. i'm only 1:29 into this video yet i can already tell i'm going to love it. (forgot to add great job, i love everything about it!)

[@ASyncResearch]

amazing video man keep this great content coming

[@AuntBibby]

5:11 finding that inaccessible bedroom is so creepy. this is such a cool video! good job

[@ashleycooper7208]

You do best backrooms and pool room vids. Don’t need stupid looking monsters in it to scare you. It clearly is a place that defies logic and reason. That imo is enough to be unsettling and disturbing but also tranquil and chill.

[@morophineswordphich8229]

This might be the best camera I've seen so far. It feels right, the weight and motion of it is excellent. High quality work.

[@hisdarkestfear]

This is Backrooms video masterclass, very easy to suspend your disbelief while watching this one :)

[@Sebvincible]

These backrooms videos are like none I've seen really. I mean legit this is a new discovery that's gonna be great for the people who actually find it. Great work making it feel like the viewers are also in the experience of being in the backrooms. We seriously don't need more monsters in the backrooms and having it just as it was intended is great. Thanks for making this

[@aroseprince]

Kane is getting a movie, and MATT SHOULD BE NEXT! This is the best backrooms content.

[@xxcyanidescottyxx9896]

this is one of the most well crafted well animated backrooms videos i have ever seen

[@CsykKrit]

"This ranch style house, built in the early 70's features 3 bedrooms and 2 and a half baths. A large remodeled kitchen with modern appliances and a 2 car garage and an infinite fully finished basement crawl space to store your seasonals."

[@RSK412]

This was so incredibly well done, items, structures and movement looked so real. Intriguing, no silly entities mucking about, no jarring "no clipping". Just purist liminal exploration. Fantastic.

[@AgentStarke]

I want to echo the sentiment of others and say how I love the pureness of your videos. There are no monsters or other "scary" beings, which for me instantly and completely kills the anxiety. Just makes me feel like I'm watching a cartoon. I love that it's just endless confusing architecture combined with the ambient buzzing of electrical and ventilation systems. Just the idea that you could be stuck alone, forever, in this infinite environment is really creepy and foreboding.

[@xHuntedGunzPCGx]

This is definitely one of the best videos out there. I hate that so much hard work goes into this, because I want more content like every day lol. hopefully can help to fund this good work.

[@jtejeda94]

Another great one from you Matt. Maddening, impossible architecture mixed with an overwhelming sense of isolation. That’s the essence of the Backrooms imo.

[@FullThrottleReviewsRoblox]

this video was amazing... I love the vibe of these rooms and the camera speed makes it incredibly realistic... i can just imagine someone not knowing what the backrooms is and watching this thinking its real lmao

[@blobtuna236]

I like the way this video portrays the Backrooms. It's like a place you can just take a walk in whenever you have nothing to do, instead of an endless liminal trap. I could see this guy getting used to it and accepting it as a weird gimmick of his house.

[@gsidhu2358]

i really appreciate that you don't have monsters in your vids and let the unsettling atmosphere of the backrooms takeover like how it was originally supposed to be

[@eatham.]

I love this so much, I like how creative it is at the beginning when entering. Definitely reminds me of a few dreams I've had with similar premises.

[@ftgwynn]

The hand railings were an expert touch. I don't know why but that little addition with the hand railings was so unnerving

[@DPSFSU]

Imagine waking up, finding yourself here and the only thing you need to do is...Find the Bathroom!

[@SS-oe4cz]

Id be shittin on the floor 😂

[@AlexZunic]

Beautiful stuff man! I genuinely love your interpretation of the backrooms and the entire video is not only realistic but also incredibly creepy + well made. Good job!!

[@astroid422]

Okay, I don't even know where to start.. This is just amazing. I don't know what other words to describe it. You know, you know what. Just take my word for it, this is just astounding!

[@futurematt5]

Superbly realistic and compelling. I love the sequences of narrow tunnels and puzzling landings and vestibular spaces but the grail is the dark abyss so innocuous behind the handrail. Glad there was a happy ending! Merry Xmas Matt!

[@MASONmakesMOVIES]

Your attention to detail is really appreciated. It feels like a backrooms in its truest sense, an unending labyrinth of weird architecture

[@minitoys40]

Sorry for my English, It's an excellent idea not to have put a monster, thank you very much for that :). It takes us back to the basics of backrooms, the solitude, the infinite spaces, the strange architecture of the rooms, the young man was very lucky to find his way back! By the way, I found it curious that the videos came back to us when people are usually stuck in backrooms, it not makes sense. It's very well done, and reminds me of a video game I'm playing at the moment, "Manifold Garden", which has infinite elements.

[@webwolf7]

Absolutely love this video, I love this style of Backrooms story telling. No jump scares, nothing cheesy. Amazing quality of animation, this is on-par with Kane Pixels really!

[@zestydev_]

Ive grown numb to the typical backrooms video but this one is really cool, I like how the backrooms are more than just yellow hallways (this one has fences, pipes, etc) yet still not getting into the whole level system nonsense.

[@Sebowsky_]

Thank you for sticking to the original backrooms lore and style, I've been in the fandom since like 2020 and I don't like Kane Pixel's interpretation of them. The loneliness and anxiety despite the lack of danger is what makes the backrooms unique and you replicated that perfectly :)

[@austin_217]

The fact that I feel super creeped out when watching your videos is a testament to the quality of the beautiful work you do. Great job.

[@martinmazanek5192]

Man, I'm absolutely blown away by this piece - everything from the visual qualities to the concept and subtleties in execution - amazing work!

[@zalz]

You're one of my fav backrooms channels. Love the ideas behind it and how real it looks. Keep at the creativity

[@jam-etc]

I can't believe I'm about to say this but because you don't go so far creating outlandish lore and let the mystery BE the horror of these shorts, I almost sort of like them better than the Kane Pixels ones.

[@ReptoidDiscoversMinecraft]

Imagine finding your way 'back' only to find your home is now just a shell of a copy of the original as part of the Back Rooms... and that's how they all begin... and why people find 'bedrooms' and 'pieces of other people's places' along the way.

[@EricC335]

Nice example of a sterile (clean, well organized) backrooms vs a distressed one. Job well done. 👍🏽

[@Weather_67]

I love your work so much man, never stop creating!

[@sketchywav7741]

This is right next to Kane pixels level of creativity if not better. Huge props man I’m super invested.

[@greenalphawolf]

And best of all no stupid monsters

[@tomc2705]

The start reminds me of the novel House of Leaves. Brilliant work anyway. This is the kind of Backrooms content I want to see

[@suryansh2734]

Great job bro. You never disappoints us 👌👍👍

[@_Quackerjack]

This was one of the most enjoyable backrooms vids I've seen. You have improved a mile and beyond!

[@Sepharite]

How the heck are mimicing such perfect camera work in 3D? My best guess is you are simulating it in VR and filming it that way. Great work as always,

[@GamingWithShoggoths]

Had chills the whole time, love the architecture and the feel of everything. This reminded me of so many disjointed dreams I've had, especially as a kid. NGL, though, if that were me I would be worried it's not my house I'm crawling back into, despite the appearance that he found the exact same room. Great job!

[@Thor_b]

I really appreciate your entries into the “back rooms” don’t stop they’re awesome..

[@Nagoragama]

Love the "huh, this is weird" energy and not "this is completely impossible"

[@Xbox2800]

I love your content so much literally my favorite backroom channel you deserve so much hype

[@Rizdub]

Kane Pixels' videos have awesome story and lore, but I think this series captures the Backrooms' liminal nature better than any others I've seen so far. It's right in the uncanny valley of familiarity.

[@ArtistTheArtist05]

Now *THIS* is what I imagined the Backrooms would look like when the OG 4chan post was made, been a fan of the Backrooms since 2019 and seeing someone visualize the bizarre architecture you imagined is top notch stuff. Quick Edit: In a way, the entry point is a lot like *House* of Leaves.