Backrooms adapts the viral internet creepypasta and its subsequent web series into a feature-length psychological horror film, following characters who slip through a strange doorway in a furniture showroom basement into an infinite maze of yellow, fluorescent-lit halls. Director Kane Parsons, who built an online following with his own Backrooms shorts, brings that liminal dread to a studio scale. The Neutral label reflects a near-total absence of ideological signals. The horror engine runs on fractured memory, isolation, and psychological unraveling rather than political or social commentary. The one mild lean comes from family dynamics framed around a failed marriage and maternal abuse, though not strongly enough to pull the film out of neutral territory.