A24’s horror film “Backrooms,” directed by YouTuber Kane Parsons, reaches multiple box office milestones as it continues in theaters. According to reports from Variety and other outlets, the film clears $100 million at the domestic box office in about six days, making it A24’s first movie to reach that figure domestically and the studio’s biggest domestic performer, surpassing “Marty Supreme.” The Hollywood Reporter and Deadline similarly note that “Backrooms” overtakes “Marty Supreme”’s domestic total, with “Marty Supreme” cited around $96 million. On the global side, Variety and IndieWire report that “Backrooms” surpasses $200 million worldwide in ticket sales, putting it ahead of “Marty Supreme,” which previously totaled about $191 million globally. IndieWire cites worldwide grosses around $213 million as it enters its second week. The Los Angeles Times also highlights the speed of the $100 million result, describing it as a rare outcome for an indie arthouse release. Overall, the sources agree that “Backrooms” is setting new A24 records both domestically and worldwide.