Multiple reports say a low-budget horror short, “Backrooms,” draws attention after topping the box office. The film is described as a nine-minute production created by a young director, Kane Parsons, who is portrayed as working largely from his bedroom. The story centers on a man trapped in a nightmarish labyrinth, with the film’s horror concept highlighted across coverage. The reports frame “Backrooms” as part of a broader trend in which creators associated with YouTube and online audiences increasingly gain visibility for film projects, sometimes reaching mainstream box-office attention despite limited budgets. Details about release dates, distribution scope, and specific box-office figures are not provided in the supplied excerpts. Overall, the coverage focuses on the film’s short runtime, its horror premise, the director’s age and independent production approach, and its unexpected commercial success. The reports do not identify additional key cast members or provide critical reception in the excerpts.