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Exclusive | Inside the unassuming $450K California house behind the $118M ‘Backrooms’ horror phenomenon

Parsons, the director of The Backrooms, rose from a modest Petaluma home to high-profile Hollywood work with A24.
Property records show Parsons’ parents bought a four-bedroom home in Petaluma in 2004 for $425,000.
Current estimates place the Petaluma property at roughly $900,000 to $1 million.
Backrooms opened to about $81 million domestically and $118 million worldwide, marking A24’s largest opening.
The film’s success helped Parsons become the youngest director to lead a No. 1 movie at the North American box office.
The Petaluma house sits in a typical California suburban neighborhood near ranch-style and contemporary homes from the 1980s and 1990s.
The Backrooms film became a major motion picture this year, backed by Atomic Monster and produced with James Wan’s involvement.
The article notes exclusives and coverage emphasis on Parsons’ real estate ties while highlighting his career trajectory.
The story links Parsons’ teenage YouTube start to a major motion picture and A24’s record-breaking opening.
The report includes a performer lineup for the film and notes the film’s box office impact within A24’s history.

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