"Backrooms" REVIEW

It's the age old mystery of what lies behind the wall of a furniture store and it's truly a maze, one that will have you fearing what lies deep beneath.

When a man struggling with his life and the marriage he is in, he soon discovers the mystery behind, but will he be able to escape and will his therapy when she realizes he disappears be able to find exactly where he is and rescue him from the horror. It seams the backroom truly is a path to those with hidden emotions or trauma as one would see it as a means of escape.

Backrooms stars Eleanor The Great's Chitiwel Ejiofor who does an exceptional job of portraying the feelings that ultimately many men feel at some point of their lives particalar when the feel like their life isn't going the way it should. He takes that emotion and puts everything into a performance that shows the true horror inside.

Similarly, the film also stars Renate Reinsve who does a good job along side Ejiofor as well as Mark Duplass, Finn Bennett and Lukita Maxwell, all who through their entire selves into spectacular acting in a way that makes this film somewhat of a very unique horror film.

All in All, Backrooms which came out in theaters May 29th will have one suspense driven as it opens up with a seemingly empty series of rooms that will have you gripping for a cold drink while holding your breath as you wait for something to jump out and scare the living daylights out of you. It certainly does that and more as it's one movie not to miss on the big screen near you.