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‘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 additional footage.

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📍 How it ended

The "Backrooms" extended version, featuring 15 minutes of bonus footage, was released to theaters. The film, directed by Kane Parsons, had previously achieved success, becoming the 9th highest-grossing horror movie of all time in North America and earning $330 million at the box office.

The story quieted with no further updates on the film's performance or future releases.

Epilogue added 44d ago, after coverage quieted.

The brief

An extended version of the film 'Backrooms' will soon be released in theaters, incorporating 15 minutes of bonus footage. The project, directed by Kane Parsons, has already achieved significant commercial success.

Coverage from Variety, IGN, and Forbes highlights the film's $330 million box office performance, noting it has become the ninth highest-grossing horror movie of all time. Additionally, the Motion Picture Association has detailed the film's sound design, focusing on the use of empty rooms, clipped audio, and camel screams to create fear.

Industry focus now shifts toward the upcoming theatrical release of the extended cut and the approaching streaming date for the film.

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Quick answers

How much extra footage is in the extended version?

The extended version includes 15 minutes of bonus footage.

What is the box office performance of 'Backrooms'?

The film has hit $330 million at the box office and is the all-time 9th highest-grossing horror movie.

Who directed the film?

The film was directed by Kane Parsons.

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