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The A24 horror film Backrooms has surpassed $350 million at the global box office, setting new records for the studio in North America, China, France, and Taiwan. Directed by Kane Parsons, the film is based on the internet urban legend from 4chan and will release in Japan on September 4.
The A24 horror film 'Backrooms,' directed by 21-year-old Kane Parsons and based on an internet urban legend, will open in Japanese theaters on September 4, 2026. The film earned over $81 million in its US opening weekend, topping the box office, and made Parsons the youngest director ever to lead both US and worldwide charts.
A24 and UNDER R will open a pop-up store in Tokyo and Osaka from July 10 to July 24 to promote the horror film "Bring Her Back." The store at UNDER R Sendagaya in Tokyo and UNDER R Osaka will sell a new apparel collection, books, goods, and an A24 Record Bar. Triple collaboration items involving UNDER R, A24, and international artists will also be available. The Sendagaya location will host a special ice cream stand from JOHN'S ICE CREAM TOKYO. "Bring Her Back" is directed by Danny and Michael Philippou, who previously made "Talk to Me." The film follows siblings Andy and Piper who, after losing their father, come to live with a new mother figure named Laura. Andy is played by Billy Barratt, blind sister Piper by Sola Wong, and the mysterious child Oliver by Jonah Leon Phillips. Sally Hawkins plays Laura. The film opens in Japanese theaters on July 10 with an R15+ rating.
Google DeepMind and film studio A24 announced a research partnership on June 22, 2026, with Google investing approximately $75 million (12.1 billion yen) in A24. The collaboration will focus on developing AI tools to assist filmmakers with storyboarding and production workflows, rather than generating content or training on A24's library. A24 Labs, the studio's technology division, has already built an application that uses AI to create storyboards. Google DeepMind stated that the partnership aims to support artists in developing new workflows through repeated prototyping and testing with A24 filmmakers. The deal is Google's first equity investment in a film studio. A24, known for films like 'Midsommar,' 'Everything Everywhere All at Once,' and 'Backrooms,' has seen sales more than double in two years. No specific timeline for the tools' release was announced.
The YouTube-born horror film 'Backrooms,' directed by 20-year-old Kane Parsons, has earned $97.84 million in North America, surpassing 'Marty Supreme: Seize the World' to become A24's highest-grossing film in the region. Worldwide, it has grossed approximately $134.39 million. A Japanese release is planned.
A24 and Ari Aster's thriller 'Dream Scenario,' starring Nicolas Cage as a college professor who appears in millions of people's dreams, will stream on Netflix starting June 3. The film follows his rise to fame and subsequent backlash when his dream self commits misdeeds. Kristoffer Borgli directed and wrote the script.
A24's horror film 'Backrooms' earned over $81 million (approximately 12.9 billion yen) in its US opening weekend from May 29, making it the highest-grossing original horror film and debut feature by a new director in North American history. The film also topped the global box office with $118 million (about 18.8 billion yen). Director Kane Parsons, now 20, became the youngest director ever to produce a film that ranked first in both US and worldwide box office, surpassing the previous record held by Josh Trank (27). The film is based on Parsons' YouTube short 'The Backrooms (Found Footage)', released when he was 16, which has accumulated over 200 million views. The feature was planned at age 17 and shot at 19. The cast includes Chiwetel Ejiofor, Renate Reinsve, Mark Duplass, Finn Bennett, and Lukita Maxwell. Distributor Happinet Phantom Studios will release the film in Japan, though a date has not been announced. The film has sparked a social media phenomenon, with brands like McDonald's, Burger King, and IKEA Canada posting Backrooms-themed content.