it's actually the sound you hear in purgatory while you await assignment in the afterlife. They've really cut funding for these middle areas.

I originally intended to keep coming back and filming every year for this very reason. Even long running parts of these events end. I hear they might be bringing back a freak farm attraction but I don't think I they'll ever use the Thunder Canyon flume again. It seemed to always flood on some nights in the early years.

I think this was a good spot for the view but I'm not sure I'm happy missing the specialized audio. It's funny the park has two separate fireworks shows going off at once due to being geographically separated and in the middle of that you have Fireworks going off at what looks to be Warner Brothers.

It was built over the pandemic and has been open for a couple years so I'm unsure how new works in the world of art exhibits. I've really enjoyed the MeowWold design both for this location and the one in Denver. The next is announced for LA and I'm angling to make it to the Texas and New Mexico spots.

@@Jspider56 I'm asking cuz they just recently opened one is los Angeles area

@@towcars5550 they announced it but it isn't open yet, Houston will be the next to open followed by LA. I think the announcement is to get the crowds ready and also allow submissions from artists. The MeowWolf website says they're angling for something angled towards filmmaking. I'll definitely post the LA one when it opens since that's my primary location.

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Here we gooooooooo!

I'll check it out

@@Jspider56 , good choice. The creator has and underrated chanl.

My bet is they'll angle for it to be more of a fun movie than a terrifying but hopefully it'll have at least a few good scares. These costumes are super quality which makes sense as they hired Jim Henson's creature shop to create them. The crowd was really chearing for FNAF so I think the audience for the movie is very solid. I'd bet a sequel is a lock in and I'd be curious if we see a full FNAF attraction on the horizon.

M3GAN has agility but Freddy likely has power. I'm pretty sure his endoskeleton uses hydraulics which would reduce his fine motor skills but give him an incredibly large amount of strength. I know they're both make believe but most robotics with fine motor control use a lot of motors with weaker power output that burn out easy. You see them in consumer spaces and also movies because precision is valued and the companies don't care about durability. Freddy is modeled after the old Showbiz Pizza animatronics and those things are industrial grade monstrocitys that work as long as you keep the lines cleared and can easily lift a car.

@@Jspider56 M3GAN: “Cannon drill!” Freddy: **does spinning clothesline attack**

if M3GAN beats freddy, can she face the veterans, who killed many horror movie villains with firearms and explosives,?

As Freddy is actively used in military operations I'd assume him

I'll try to make it back to the event and film a vertical short that's just the animatronics if I can for y'all.

@@Jspider56 :D

I'll own that my biggest dive into the franchise was with the original three games. I've always been a big theme park buff so for me seeing it at Universal is a bigger deal than in a movie lol. Have you seen the old walkthrough they attempted at Circus Circus? I've been contemplaiting putting together a video on the history of FNAF in theme parks and where I think it could go int he future. Either way I'm glad to hear that more nerdy kids are growing up in this world. Having things to be excited about and fill your imagination with is always fun so it's a side if yourself I'd recommend holding onto.

2017 has passed

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is this a meme? The theme park nerd in me knows there was a real FNAF in 2016 at Circus Circus in Vegas but I didn't get to see it.

@@Jspider56 fnaf will be real in 2017😳😳😳😳😳

Probably the lighting, the blue does kinda fit the FNaF 1 Bonnie.

As someone already said the lighting plays a role. It's also important to remember these were screen used suits which means they're color graded to the camera that films them. If you ever see the behind the scenes of most horror movies the blood will look bright pink when not filmed with a studio camera. There's an entire art to color correction and film making. I do feel like he might be a bit blue in person though I'm most impressed that you can see the endoskeleton underneath the suit which is a very impressive detail to include in the costume.

As having that much detail and the texture of the actual animatronic is just amazing. Even If the film on the 27th doesn't go too well. I'm still gonna love it even if it flopped. Because they have put alot of work with the suits and It just goes to show that not only is this Scott's final project, Its a giant project. It's something thats on the big screen. And it's something all of Scott's fans love and will love forever. FNaF will be forever be in my heart due to how much i grew up with it. To getting told off by my Primary school teacher of drawing a graphic drawing of the Bite of 87' to watching we all know and love youtubers who would play FNaF gmod together for a laugh. Its just the little bits that hit that spot. Time was perfect back then, it is still to this day. But having a project this big, its emotional. I was 10 years old when FNaF started. Hopefully I'm correct. I'm now 19. I feel so old.@@Jspider56

I'm sure you've been warned a few times but time is going to pass faster still the older you get. You may also eventually find the FNAF you love isn't the same as what the kids behind you think of ;) All that said I think you should rest content in knowing this is fully a franchise that will go on. The movie is being made by Blumhouse which traditionally does low budget Horror which is desirable both because of FNAF's Indy roots but also how it frees up the studio to take risks in ways that benefit story. The Jim Henson company is top brass at puppetry and physical props so knowing that the animatronic suits were practical fits the motif of the film. Also with the fanbase even if the film was bad you'd get at least one sequel because the low budget insures it's going to make $$$ which will motivate the studio to do more. Personally I'm curious if/when FNAF gets a fully realized house for a future Horror Nights. Seeing the success Universal is having now and knowing that the franchise rights are already with Universal through Blumhouse. @@virmae2004

U can

actually? and what if ur 11, u can go?@@Christmasfan1000

plenty of teens at the event. I believe teens do need to be accompanied by an adult chaperone so I'd recommend talking with your parents/friends make it a family/community thing. I chaperone my niece/nephew at the event as neither of their parents enjoy Halloween actors jump scaring them.

ik now I did some research@@Jspider56