The Psychological and CulturalAppeal of Digital Horror: A Study of the Backroomsand Liminal Spaces
Exploring the fascinating intersection of digital horror and psychological response, this research investigates why the Backrooms phenomenon and liminal spaces resonate so deeply with online communities, filling a critical gap in our understanding of modern horror narratives.

Research Gap
While digital horror phenomena like Slender Man and the SCP Foundation have been extensively studied, the Backrooms phenomenon remains largely unexplored in academic literature. This study aims to:
- Analyze the psychological impact of liminal spaces in digital horror
- Investigate cultural factors contributing to the Backrooms' popularity
- Understand how digital narratives shape modern horror experiences
Research Introduction
This study delves into the psychological and cultural factors that drive the appeal of digital horror lore, particularly focusing on the Backrooms phenomenon and liminal spaces. While digital horror genres like Slender Man have been extensively studied, the Backrooms remains underexplored in academic literature.
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Employing a mixed-methods approach combining content analysis of Backrooms-related content, surveys on emotional responses to liminal spaces, and thematic analysis.
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