If Kane Parsons does make a Backrooms sequel then it'll be to 'poke at' aspects of the first film that 'didn't feel like it accurately spoke to the cultural core of Backrooms'

If Kane Parsons were to create a sequel to The Backrooms, the film would likely focus on exploring aspects of the original movie that did not effectively capture the cultural essence of the Backrooms, according to Parsons. In an interview with The Kyle Buchanan Show, Parsons stated that he wants to enhance the universally recognized strengths of the original concept rather than reiterate the points that fell short in his view.

Instead of following the conventional linear continuation of the story, Parsons might opt for an approach that expands on the universe's theme, presenting it as an "expanding image rather than a line." This sequel would serve as an opportunity to enrich the Backrooms' world through additional details and branches, allowing viewers to determine their level of engagement and when to disengage.

Parsons hinted at the possibility of introducing new characters, either from his YouTube series or as fresh additions, in the sequel. These characters may already be on the radar, waiting to appear in the film. However, the sequel could also take the form of a YouTube video, as Parsons is currently working on a project exclusively for that platform.

Ultimately, these ideas remain unconfirmed by Parsons, as he prefers to remain enigmatic and maintains a sense of excitement through the lack of disclosure.