Justin Harry

The Five Nights at Freddy’s movie did exactly what it was supposed to do—it brought the beloved video game to life in a way that fans could enjoy. It stayed true to the eerie atmosphere of the games while making the story accessible to both longtime fans and newcomers. The animatronics were well-designed, the horror elements were solid, and the overall execution was far better than many other video game adaptations. For a movie in the horror franchise, I think it was great—much, much better than most of the abysmal horror movies out there. It’s not amazing, but it falls into that category of a “fun bad movie”—a film that, while technically flawed, is still incredibly enjoyable to watch. It doesn’t take itself too seriously, and that’s part of what makes it work. I don’t understand why some people rate it lower than a 3 or 4. This isn’t like Dragon Ball Evolution or some of the other disastrous live-action adaptations that completely missed the mark (Snow White, for example). It delivered a fun, creepy, and engaging experience without trying to be something it wasn’t. It was never meant to be an Oscar-winning masterpiece—it was meant to be an enjoyable horror film based on a popular game, and in that regard, it succeeded. Could it have been scarier? Sure. Could the story have gone deeper? Maybe. But at the end of the day, it was an entertaining adaptation that respected its source material, and that’s more than most video game movies can say. If you’re a fan of Five Nights at Freddy’s or just enjoy a fun horror flick with some nostalgia, it’s absolutely worth a watch.

This is the biggest piece of dogsh!t in recent cinematic history

Absolutely one of the best masterpieces I’ve ever watched in my life

It was an amazing game a lot better then tlou2 just wanted to say that

This was and is the worst game I’ve ever played waiting 7 years for an amazing game is what I was waiting for I did not mind the graphics and the ai it was a masterpiece but the way they did the story was absolutely disgusting and I most likely will not buy the next game in this franchise I would love my money back but oh well. If you like a story do not get this game. If you have not played the first game go ahead and get it you will care about the new characters as much as everyone else did(we didn’t) and you probably won’t care what happens