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Endless creepy yellow corridors, 30bn TikTok views - and now a Hollywood film

Endless creepy yellow corridors, 30bn TikTok views - and now a Hollywood film
BBC Arts Friday 29 May 2026, 16:03 UTC 1 min read
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YouTuber Kane Parsons' eerie YouTube series has been adapted for a film called Backrooms.

YouTuber Kane Parsons' eerie YouTube series has been adapted for a film called Backrooms.
TikTok (ORG) Hollywood (LOCATION) YouTuber Kane Parsons' (PERSON) YouTube (ORG) Backrooms (ORG)
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