Andrew Sadach

The worst version of the Addams family. It's constant cheese, and inaccurate portrayal leaves a lot to be desired. For example we do not see Wednesday in her iconic clothing, or anything close to it until the literal last episode at the end of it. Plus none of the characters look like they're half past dead. Fred Armensen's portrayal of Uncle Fester is just cheesey, and he was a poor choice for the roll. It's literally just like watching the pervert Italian train passenger from Eurotrip cosplay as Uncle Fester while acting like a complete doofus. Which is exactly what we got with him in the roll. Gomez (played by Luis Guzman) looks, and acts like some guy at a elementary school with a white van that says free candy on the side. I expected better from the Anger Management actor Luis Guzman. Mortia (played by Zoro famed Catherine Zeta-Jones) & Pugsly are forgettable with the least amount of screen time. Then there's Wednesday... Jenna Ortega's portrayal is not only cheesey, but poorly implemented. Jenna has brought a homely version of Wednesday that has emotions to the screen. Along with that Tim Burton forced Wednesday to have "visions", and the way Jenna conveys this power is by having b-movie porn style faked orgasms every time she gets a vision. It's very unsettling. All, and all it's a F- for effort. This could have been better, but Tim Burton lost his touch & casted the wrong actors for the rolls. There's literally nothing but cheese.

Without spoiling anything this absolute piece of trash needs to be burned, and then rebooted right away. Contrary to what Scott has said... This does not follow any of the well established lore from the games & books franchises. It literally throws everything out the window, and spits in your face. Any person defending this garbage has clearly never played the games nor has read the books. It barely passes as a lifetime original movie... meaning as far as movies go it is less than decent. As far as the fans are concerned this landfill is even worse than that. F- for effort that's for sure. Not only that, but I have my doubts that Scott was even involved. This seemed like MatPat (whom Scott has said he hates, and yet for some reason put an obligatory MatPat cameo in this) had more involvement with the film instead of Scott. It's literally just based on MatPat's crack pipe dreams, and nothing connects it to Five Nights At Freddy's other than the name of the film. Somehow the Banana Splits film passes more like a FNAF film than this. I know that 95% of Jason Blum's films go in the red financially, and are considered rotten... But this takes his garbage to a whole other level. If I could give it 0 stars I would.