The movie and the real thing
The Backrooms movie and the real Backrooms in Antalya
You saw the film and the halls will not leave your head. Good news: there is a place where you can actually walk into the yellow rooms.
The movie in short
Backrooms is a science-fiction horror film produced by A24 and directed by Kane Parsons, known for his Backrooms short-film series on YouTube. It opened in Turkish cinemas on 3 July 2026. The film follows a group of people who end up in a maze-like place of endless yellow rooms and corridors where the limits of reality break down.
Is the Backrooms real?
No — the Backrooms is internet fiction. It began in 2019 with a single photo on a forum: an empty room with yellowed walls under fluorescent light. What the Backrooms is →
But you do not need a screen to feel it. In Antalya you can play the Backrooms in real life.
After the film: play the Backrooms
Backrooms Antalya is a 60-minute escape room in Muratpaşa built on the Backrooms concept: corridors that look the same, more than 10 puzzles and live actors in the halls. Groups of 2–15, open 24/7.
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Questions people ask
Is the Backrooms real?
No. The Backrooms is internet fiction that began in 2019 with a single photo and a few lines posted on a forum. But there is a place where you can live that feeling for real: the Backrooms escape room in Muratpaşa, Antalya.
Where can I play the Backrooms in real life?
In Antalya, at Backrooms Antalya in Kızılsaray, Muratpaşa. A 60-minute escape room for 2 to 15 players, open 24/7, booked on WhatsApp or by phone.
When did the Backrooms movie come out?
The Backrooms movie, produced by A24 and directed by Kane Parsons, opened in Turkish cinemas on 3 July 2026.
Do I need to see the movie first?
No. The game is built on the Backrooms concept, not on the film's plot; you do not need to have seen it.
This page is not affiliated with the Backrooms movie, A24 or the film's producers. Backrooms Antalya is an independent escape room inspired by the Backrooms concept from internet folklore.