Liminal spaces ... a flickering hallway that seems to go on forever, or a pool that looks like it’s hiding a secret, these spaces hit that perfect mix of creepy and nostalgic.

The presence of liminal spaces can be quite haunting and scary. In simplest terms ... the feelings of isolation and madness. Those long hallways that greet Danny as he peddles his tricycle ...

People move through countless physical liminal spaces throughout the day and mostly don’t notice. Like when you’re in a hallway heading ... that can be massively scary, uncomfortable and ...

Think airport terminals, school hallways, and hotel lobbies ... Carleton’s theories illustrate why we find liminal spaces creepy, but they don’t explain why we choose to look at them ...

“Of course, unfamiliar and unknown works of architecture and design can be creepy ... fills that space up with people.” 💡 Try liminality out yourself: “Stand in a hallway where you ...

Perhaps the Internet's most notorious liminal-space experiment ... the possibility of entities stalking through the endless hallways. Similarly to the SCP Foundation, the Backrooms is a ...

Nowadays, liminal space as a concept has evolved into an aesthetic in itself: empty paths, hallways ... and neither are expected to be creepy or fearful. What liminal aesthetics have achieved ...

Perhaps more than anything, what's so creepy and yet so exciting about liminal spaces and video games depicting them is their ability to keep us in a dreamlike state. Everyone wakes from their ...

This season, it's "Backrooms," where he sets a child-murdering Michael Imperioli loose to go nuts in liminal spaces — those eerie, dreamlike abandoned rooms that TikTok has been haunting most of ...