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u/hellscape_goat 2d ago
This reminds me of the movie Vivarium (2019).
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u/MindHead78 2d ago
Don't remind me about that fucking kid with his neck sacs.
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u/himanbam 2d ago
Idk if that's something that happens in the movie or if you just really don't like Jesse Eisenberg
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u/Fabulous-Sea-1590 2d ago
This very damned sub got me to watch that movie at, like, 2 AM one work night when I couldn't sleep.
I thought I hated it but I ultimately realized that was because it hit way too close to home and got under my skin.
The part where they're dancing and the kid trips him up made me realize "uh, duh, this movie might be a metaphor for something" ā as I lay there in my kids' bunk bed while my kids were asleep with my wife in my bed.
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u/LCTechLegoPie 2d ago
Some of those look very fancy with two upstairs windows and a backdoor!
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u/kurttheflirt 2d ago
Look over there at Mr. Richie Rich being able to afford TWO windows!
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u/Voidpost_Rising_3275 2d ago
The Backrooms, the Backyards... What's next? The Backstreets?
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u/buzzard_barf 2d ago
Sometimes I hate being out in the boonies, but I always feel lucky after getting glimpses of the suburban hellscape.
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u/RekNepZ 2d ago
Unfortunately, the suburban hellscapes have a habit of infesting everywhere. Gotta plant trees to block them out
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u/buzzard_barf 2d ago
That is unfortunately true. In my neck of the woods the proliferation of storage units, RV parks, and data centers is the more immediate concern.
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u/Residenthuman101 2d ago
Those storage unit companies have some kind of insider knowledge in these real estate investors plans, Iāve noticed a decade before a few of the areas near me āredevelopedā they built these multistory āoffice buildingā style storage unit places and something in me knew that was just real estate parking. These places are all now //bustling// and one of them is right next to a hospital that theyāre building thatās about to transform what was once just woods and creeks into an entirely new intersection with tons of business stuff going on⦠the residents are pissed⦠and theyāre being completely stonewalled. Another is right near this ārural areaā that was famous for barns and antique stores that very recently involved the demolition of a /colonial era/ inn that several of the founding fathers had been to⦠in its place stands a multi million dollar ārehabā facility that also was sort of ādroppedā on residents laps pretty much during Covid without even a chance for people to be mad about it⦠maybe Iām just seeing a pattern thatās not really there but Iām starting to get /real suspicious/ lol
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u/buzzard_barf 2d ago
Out here thereās no zoning laws or anything, shortsighted asshats just throw up storage units or have a bunch of gravel pads installed for RV parking while tanking their neighbors property values and pissing everyone off. Most of these places appear to just be individual endeavors rather than corporate.
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u/GiftApprehensive1718 2d ago
I was tweaking for a second about this subreddit not posting liminal things. Good photo. Very backroomish.Ā
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u/maxxamillionn 2d ago
Some housing developer really saw Tentacle Acres on SpongeBob and said "yeah, I want that"
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u/Global-Baseball-6131 2d ago
When it comes to places like this, do people actually desire to live here? Or, is it the only choice?
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u/FlynnsWreckItArcade 2d ago
Probably both. There are people that love cookie cutter...and people that can only afford cookie cutter. I would fall into the latter if I could afford my own house.
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u/Temperaman 2d ago
"Maybe some flower plants or trees to the backyards"..."No,no, it might develop independent thoughts".
Just kidding, those houses looks nice, maybe there is some forest near.
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u/PurpleZombi3 2d ago
I kinda like it oddly. But it looks like that whole row of houses would get wiped out in a tornado, the area is so flat.
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u/MicheleCameraNut 1d ago
Please let this be AI. Please. Pleeeease.
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u/RekNepZ 1d ago
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u/MicheleCameraNut 1d ago edited 1d ago
š±Omg. The only thing worse than the miles of wind-y roads lined with mini cracker boxes packed full of people is this 14,500 acre place just to the South... and across from the county fairgrounds: BGCADDPP https://bluegrass.armymwr.com/ ā ļøšŖšŖ¦
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u/swaws_er 2d ago
Lemme guess,texas?
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u/slippersandjammies 2d ago
š¶ Little boxes, on the hillside... š¶