Horror filmmakers also tend to be rabid horror fans—obviously—so it makes sense that Insidious: Out of the Further director and co-writer Jacob Chase made a point of watching Backrooms . And while Kane Parsons’ blockbuster hit is designed to make the viewer feel deeply unsettled, Chase had that feeling for another reason other than spooky-movie vibes: he was worried it might contain a scene too reminiscent of what he had coming in Out of the Further .
That’s because Out of the Further has its own liminal-space moment in which Gemma, played by Amelia Eve, gets lost in a seemingly endless pillow fort. Backrooms’ yellow-hued dimension has a lot…
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