Mark Duplass, a star of the upcoming horror movie "Backrooms," utilized the social media platform X on Tuesday to defend director Kane Parsons against recent rumors. The actor addressed online speculation suggesting that the 20-year-old filmmaker did not actually direct the upcoming film. Duplass took a firm stance to correct the record regarding the A24 production.
The controversy was sparked by an X user who made a specific claim about the director's involvement. The user alleged that Parsons "absolutely didn’t direct" the movie. Duplass responded directly to this accusation by referencing his own time on the production. "Hmmm, with all due respect I don’t remember seeing you on set. When I […]" Duplass wrote in his post. His reply highlighted the disparity between the user's claims and the reality of the film set.
To further solidify his defense, Duplass emphasized the level of authority Parsons held during the shoot. He stated that Kane Parsons "Was 100% in Control" of the project. This assertion directly countered the rumors that had begun to circulate about the 20-year-old filmmaker's role. By confirming the director's control and his own presence on set, Duplass aimed to put an end to the unfounded rumors. The actor's comments serve as a clear confirmation of Parsons' directorial contribution to the horror film.
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