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The first trailer for Backrooms has made us want even more creepypasta movie adaptations to hit the big screen this year and beyond.

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Chiwetel Ejiofor co-stars in the supernatural horror movie, based on a 4chan creepypasta, that finally gets its first full look. Fans of the novel "House of Leaves" might incidentally feel a chill.