Palmer (Steven Marlow) leads his team of highly-trained Marines into a featureless building to fight and defeat whatever's in there. The squad is armed to the teeth, and wearing gas masks and hazmat suits they are prepared for pretty much everything - or so they think, as they have no idea of the nature of whatever they are hunting, and soon become mice in their own trap ...

Now this is a piece of horror as skeletal as they come: Basically it takes a standard situation of many a horror flick, derives it of all of its backstory and really concentrates just on the on-screen goings-on. And this strategy works quite well for Backrooms: Realm of the Forgotten,as the film's very tightly paced and manages to concentrate on the visceral from beginning to end, this way managing to keep tension levels high throughout, and with the right mix of suspense and jump scares, the audience is sure to be kept at the edges of their seats from beginning to end. And the result is pretty cool genre entertainment.

review © by Mike Haberfelner

 

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