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Backwalls will not stop spawning if it is bloodmoon, nor houses will. (or was it changed in 1.4?)
Monsters need block of space to spawn (even flying?) so if you fill 99% blocks with lava, they will spawn on remaining 1% block place.
You can place peace candle (-33%?) and sunflower (-15%?) to reduce spawn rates.
The more NPC are around, the bigger is hostile spawn penalty (you can even say, monsters spawn turns into critters spawn).
So, the best thing you can do like this:
I_________________lava_______I"houses"I______lava_______I...normal blocks...
This means when you stand still, 64 blocks minimum to 86 blocks maximum is a valid spawn range, which is just offscreen at 100% zoom on 1080 resolution.
Likewise, 35 to 47 up or down, or exactly 3 blocks up from when you are still able to see the floor.
https://terraria.gamepedia.com/NPC_spawning
As mentioned, using peace candles, sunflowers, npc housing and so on are all valid ways to reduce spawns but if you want to be more precise, fill in the areas where monsters can spawn with solid blocks or build lava moats as described.
Don't forget to take into account that different biomes have different spawn rates.