Kane Parsons Teases “Dream Scenario” For ‘Backrooms’ Franchise Is A Limited Series
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Kane Parsons continued to push for a limited‑series format for the Backrooms franchise, emphasizing a “main ending” and a new direction for the story while rejecting a pure horror label and seeking greater creative control. He also outlined his “dream scenario” for the franchise’s future, suggesting where the series should go next.
Epilogue added 44d ago, after coverage quieted.
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