FOX11 LA anchors make NSFW mistake while discussing hit horror flick ‘Backrooms’
FOX11 LA anchors made a humorous mistake while discussing the horror film 'Backrooms'. Anchor Bob DeCastro mistakenly referred to the movie as 'Backdoor', prompting laughter from his co-hosts. The film has received positive reviews and is expected to perform well at the box office.
- ▪Anchor Bob DeCastro joked about the movie's title, leading to a lighthearted moment on air.
- ▪The movie 'Backrooms' opened to rave reviews, earning an 89% score on Rotten Tomatoes.
- ▪It is projected to earn between $85 million and $88 million during its opening weekend.
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Metro FOX11 LA anchors make NSFW mistake while discussing hit horror flick ‘Backrooms’ By Ross O'Keefe Published May 30, 2026, 12:07 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The California Post on Google A24’s “Backrooms” movie is scary enough, but a FOX11 LA anchor’s not-suitable-for-work mistake could be…darker. He thought the movie was titled “Backdoor.” Anchor Bob DeCastro joked on the Friday morning show that he was looking up the movie and put in the mistaken title. 4 A24’s “Backrooms” movie is scary enough, but a FOX11 LA anchor’s not-suitable-for-work mistake could be…darker.
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