FIVE NIGHTS AT FREDDY’S is definitely one of the movies of all time!!!

[@Quetzen]

It's funny how every time I watch people react to this movie, 99% of them don't remember that yes, the animatronics are supposed to actually be friendly to kids, and that yes this is mentioned in the second game.

[@theradiantdehd3997]

Short of Springtrap of course whose whole thing is brutally murdering children

[@JurassicProductions228]

still the way they presented it in the movie was so poorly planned out and written that it actively hurt the film

[@_elloahh_]

​@@JurassicProductions228 verdade!

[@DamonNomad82]

I'm guessing the reason so many people find Chica especially creepy is due to her having both teeth and a beak. There's something uncanny about that combination.

[@lucas.2.3.9.4]

Chica and foxy are the creepiest

[@Ghoulastre]

But in the first game is a completely different reason, having those lost eyes that dont exactly look anywhere, moving like a zombie

[@EntertainmentFan11]

The doll is Ella from the "Silver Eyes" novels. And Mark was filming "Iron Lung" around the same time as the production of this movie. He WANTED to be in this. He made it clear that he wanted to do it. It's just that the schedules weren't in his favor. There's still a chance for a Markiplier cameo in the sequel, though! Edit: I hope you watched until the end. "C-O-M-E F-I-N-D M-E"

[@shesscared]

oh i know, i did watch his livestream!

[@grantslater861]

Mark’s film isn’t a original film, Iron Lung is based off of the 2022 horror game of the same name.

[@JebiIbej]

really?

[@glitchtrap6780]

Actually heard that there going to try and put mark in the second fnaf movie.

[@sundalosketch4769]

It still counts as an original film heavily inspired/based on the horror game.@@grantslater861

[@carterb2002]

What I did like about the fort-building scene was that even though they animatronics are possessed by kids, they’re still kids…and kids love playing forts

[@michalvrabec454]

yeah people might not liked it just cuz in the game the animatronics are scary at all times... but that's just a problem on their end, they don't know the lore and are expecting fnaf animatronics to be a killing machines without any heart... lol

[@BrodiesPiano]

But it makes it not scary, like why make it horror then ruin the horror

[@michalvrabec454]

it wasn't really supposed to be scary, just cuz the game is scary doesn't mean the movie has to be, i think the movie went the creepy route but more realistic route with this movie, i like the fact that these animatronics are not evil and are just controlled by an evil dude@@BrodiesPiano

[@-_deploy_-]

​@@michalvrabec454 yeah, if you want that go watch terminator or something

[@diypropsmodels7064]

@@BrodiesPianobecause it’s a movie, the director did it to show each animatronics character rather than having them just kill kill kill

[@lukareinitz9492]

For context, the fort scene was to represent not only the animatronics gaining Abby's trust but to also remind you that they're still kids inside; they never really did have a childhood, so it was their way of being kids one last time. Another thing is the yellow rabbit isn't Springtrap yet, not till after the Springlock failure, when he first shows up it's just Spring Bonnie

[@lukareinitz9492]

@@Lialexen No, they aren't. Springtrap is what the suit and Afton are called after the springlocks activate cause it literally was a spring trap

[@sixswipe]

@@Lialexenthe animatronic is named springbonnie, but after Afton gets springlocked it’s Springtrap.

[@WhippyGamingAndMemes]

@@Lialexen The Springbonnie is different, the Springbonnie is a hybrid and Springtrap is an animatronic. Also the springlocks do change Springbonnie, if activated, SpringBonnie becomes an animatronic.

[@redcombo105]

@@LialexenIt only becomes Springtrap once Afton is fused with the suit.

[@isaac_da_pirate7890]

This was a hard game concept to turn into a movie, but it was done really well, there are minor things they may could’ve done better with the story, but overall the fact that Jim Henson Company created the animatronics for the movie is amazing

[@SmallsHD.]

I think it's pretty solid considering the production issues they had trying to get this made for 8 years and it's such a weird story to adapt. Sequel needs to be better for sure tho.

[@BrodiesPiano]

Let’s hope there’s not a sequel

[@-_deploy_-]

​@@BrodiesPiano there will be 2 other fnaf movies confirmed

[@twist_ending7545]

​@@BrodiesPianotwo more are confirmed 😐

[@diypropsmodels7064]

@@BrodiesPianoFNAF 2 confirmed

[@Microwaved_Water1]

@@BrodiesPianoyou really don’t like this movie huh

[@smalltownfamadventuresmore5109]

I took my 12 yr old daughter to see this movie in the theaters when it came out. She bought her Freddy Plushie with her. The kids and teens in the theater screamed when Matthew (aka Stu) was Springlock. I have a huge crush on Matthew Lilliard myself so it's always great seeing him. At the end of the movie the kids and teens all applauded. My 12 yr old daughter loved the movie and now has a crush on Josh and she's always had a crush on Matthew because of him playing Stu. She reminds me of me when i was that age lol.

[@funwalkthroughs1285]

Who doesn’t have a crush on Matthew Lilliard 😂

[@Takejiro24]

​@@funwalkthroughs1285He's such a Silver Fox, I- 🫣

[@ball623]

It's Springtrap not Springlock, but yeah that's pretty funny 😂

[@kellysmith1352]

I took my best friends’ 13 year old son to see this a few weeks ago (his choice), he has no idea who Stu in Scream is and why I was sooo excited when he was in it & played another crazy murderer 🤪🔪 If this doesn’t make them want to bring him back in Scream now, I will NOT be happy!! 😮☺️

[@wantstolive]

The way Springtrap wiped the knife like Ghostface does. Looove it! 🥴

[@yaraveragewatcher]

the thing you gotta understand bout the part when Mike initially agreed to give up abby was that at that very moment, the ghost kids were taking advantage of him being in a vulnerable state. Mike has been guilty all his life for what happened to Garret, he thinks it was his fault. It always haunt him. So when someone offers him the chance to relive the rest of it where the bad thing never happened, as he was desperate to make amends ofc he'd initially be persuade to agree. But immediately backpedals realizing he doesnt wanna lose what he currently has vs what he had lost long time ago. That was a wake up call for him to realize he has to focus and keep livin on the present than relive the past and holdin himself stuck in place like that

[@chadstchad]

has anyone ever read “the thing you gotta understand…” and KEPT reading?? hahaha no sweetie.

[@corellioncrusaderproductio4679]

@@chadstchad Anyone reading the comments? Like why even respond if you're gonna be a douche about it? move along, "sweetie"

[@mastatema]

​@@chadstchad Yes

[@zelbayanym]

​@@chadstchad what? can't comprehend more than one sentence?

[@RisaPlays]

Mike said yes in a brief moment of weakness when the promise of going back to his happiest memories and relieving himself of the trauma of losing his brother was being used to emotionally manipulate him. He came to his senses immediately after. He's been in a trauma state for YEARS, clinging to the memory and desperately trying to find a way to atone for his perceived mistake of not keeping a closer watch on his brother. The promise of relief from that pain, for only a moment, while his "family" spoke in a sweet tone to him, made him falter.

[@rexymaximoff]

It is Golden Freddy who goes to get Abby at home. He's the only one who can teleport so he just teleported from the pizzeria to her house. :)

[@taifuskies3889]

It still baffles me how people still think the animatronics are remorseless monsters that only enjoy inflicting pain, when they forget that they were once human beings that got lives taken from them and are being influenced by the man who took them

[@LoiterYT]

i never played the games as a kid so my expectations were non existent going in to the movie, but i honestly loved it. i think it was a bit more of a thriller than a horror, but i liked how silly they let it get at points, plus the animatronics are insanely cool

[@robertsanssouci2093]

Nick Cage did a movie similar to this. It’s called Willy’s Wonderland. It’s pretty entertaining AND pretty weird because Nick Cage doesn’t say one single word the entire movie

[@mastatema]

Love that movie

[@gokhan4461]

I walked into this movie with zero knowledge of the FNAF lore and I wasn't expecting the twist to be that fucked up lol. I'm gonna check out the games for sure. And I agree, this was definitely a movie.

[@GhoulishGwyn]

Ryetoast’s recent introduction video to FNAF is a really good place to dive into the lore. Or if you want to go all in, the nine-hour video from Gibi’s channel is the best FNAF lore experience available.

[@Anime_Potato]

I was very happily surprised seeing this in theaters, because I heard people didn't like it, and I didn't know if it was going to be a non scary kids movie, but like I loveddd it, and it was kinda scary, balloon boy screw you 🤭

[@hi5the31s3]

From what my friends who study film told me, apparently a lot of the people that were not liking the movie were movie critics and people jumping on the bandwagon. It looks more like long time FNAF fans are truly enjoying it. When I saw it in the cinema I LOVED IT! It also made me happy that my older sister enjoyed it despite knowing nothing about FNAF and only coming to hang out and watch a movie with me and her boyfriend as we love the games. Not long before I had also finished the first book, which I realised there were some references to the books in the movie!

[@xniktox0]

Thank you for your reaction, amazing as always❤ By the way, there was a reference to Scream 1996 in this movie. The moment when Springtrap wiped his knife just as Stu was wiping his knife when he was a Ghostface, and both of them are played by Matthew Lillard!! I literally screamed when i saw this moment, i was sooo happy :D

[@IAmNative-px4mx]

It was interesting to learn about the characters in this movie. My son used to force me to watch him play this game. I always used to wonder who those animatronic guys were. It was nice to learn a little about them from you. Great reaction.

[@jennysutton7409]

The scene with the fort was to remind people that in the end of the day they are still just kids that want to have fun but they also are forced to be killers because of William. I find that moment cute because of the very fact that they just got to be kids and playing with Abby. This movie is braking the box office at the moment as the best horror movie of the year so there is that though I think it's because there are so many fans of the game out there. As someone that didn't know anything about the games when I first watched it I actually enjoyed this movie and I am amazed that they actually built real life robots to be here no cgi was used in this one. Yes blond boy was Golden Freddy you are right about that one. I agree foxy is the scariest one because he is the fastest and you never know when he might show up with that little tune he does before attacking.

[@CryosisOfficial]

I don't understand why people think this is a bad movie, because it's not. It's not perfect but it ain't awful. And it is certainly a LOT better than a lot of other movies being churned out nowadays.

[@sammyyy911]

It’s not bad, it’s horrendous

[@michalvrabec454]

it's amazing@@sammyyy911

[@sweetkinglore]

​@sammyyy911 Yall are so pessimistic

[@vincentvm7793]

Its a bad moovie but its enjoyable that's all

[@BrodiesPiano]

It’s not a good movie

[@tytoalbasoren9457]

3:00 A lot of ppl didn't notice this but that was Kellen Goff doing Foxy's "badum dum dum da dum didle lee dum" in the movie.

[@crystalcullen163]

I know kellen Goff I saw it on tiktok

[@alopex1228]

It’s definitely “a movie” 😂 you’re the best girl 💜💜

[@alishaax]

we need ALL of the scream reactions ASAP ✨️✨️

[@packedentertainment2866]

But the 5th one is gonna spoil a huge iconic scene from Psycho. I was hoping she’d watch Psycho before that movie

[@alishaax]

@@packedentertainment2866 yeh

[@TheSpiritualGamer79]

That CoryxKenshin scene was awesome 👍

[@newageprometheus]

Personally, I think it's pretty good for what it is. I didn't think it was bad.

[@CAM-sf9yy]

i just expected more jump scares but i thought it was at least enjoyable

[@snailflowers]

i thought the movie was really fun! i knew nothing about the lore but i went to see it with my younger sibling who loves the games & the lore and they kept whispering things to me explaining haha. it was a really fun experience

[@destiny8861]

The blonde boy is golden freddy, and he is the one that appeared at the house too

[@Unikatty]

The movie being silly and crazy is just fnaf as a whole

[@shacharlem4424]

Fun fact, My favorite indie horror franchise "bendy" will also get a film adaptation soon and I hope the bendy movie could surpass the FNAF movie critically and financially. For those who don't know, bendy is a horror game series and media franchise created by TheMeatly and Mike Desjardins. Set in retro times, the series is focused on Joey Drew Studios, a fictional animation studio run by Joey Drew, which was responsible for numerous popular characters such as Bendy and his friends. The plot revolves around the Ink Machine, a mysterious machine created by Drew and the Gent Corporation in order to create living cartoons, which were created from the souls of Drew's employees, and is responsible for a time loop day world called the Cycle. Each game has different protagonist trying to survive and free themselves from the horrors in the ink realm and against ink monsters such as The Ink Demon. Compared to fnaf (mainly every game but security breach and especially FNAF world), The Bendy games are set at the fictional studio of Joey Drew Studios, where the player navigates through a first-person perspective and have limited physical actions such as running and jumping. Players are required to complete certain objectives to proceed, which consist of solving certain puzzles by collecting certain objects and of combating enemies that appear through the games by using certain weapons, such as axe, pipe, gun, etc. this gives bendy a massive adaptation advantage since the the characters we play as already scripted stories of what to do and in what order. There is also the fact that, speaking of the characters, there are hardly any fill in characters (who are just a name with a body we don't see) as Henry (the protagonist of the first game) while at the time unmodeled until dark revival, has a backstory and a personality. So did Boris the wolf's ink incarnation and Audrey drew. There's also the fact that while bendy might still have some mysteries behind it, it is much more straight forward than fnaf is and many of its secrets just need a bit of exploring and do not need a genius to figure them out. So Here is what I think the bendy film/s should do: 1. stick to the intended genre 2. Not care about the age rating 3. Adapt stuff only from the game they're specifically adapting and take as little as possible from future installments but if done, make it have some sense. A few things that I think should be noted is that while it's fine to put some jokes there, they should be used in a way that fits the characters personalities. I don't think it'll be a good idea to repeat the fortBuilding scene in the five nights at Freddy's film. Now, it doesn't have to adapt everything at 100%. I do think the film will need a better opening than the one in the game (like making the letter more apologetic and see how Henry got it in the first place) , and make the ink demon more menacing than in the game (like an animalistic Jason Voorhees/Michael Myers or at best, like gordy from NOPE and Oswald's rabbit from oswald down the Rabbit hole). Maybe those are my tastes, but I think that the film should be as least practical as possible to better express the cycle's nature. Films like harold and the purple crayon, IF, Lyle Lyle Crocodile, the new king Kong films, ghost hunters on icey trails, Ghostbusters afterlife, Ghostbusters frozen empire, 2016 Ghostbusters, Jurassic world, Sonic the hedgehog live action films, 2017 woody woodpecker and woody woodpecker goes to camp are what I'd go for in terms of how the less natural characters are shown (specifically characters like the Boris clones, the projectionist and lost ones would be made with motion capture, angels and Sammy are at least partly motion captured and monsters like the ink demon, giant bendy hand, searchers and butcher gang members are fully animated only the Bertram carousel. only the Bertram carousel itself (not the face inside) should be practical). The cycle itself and it's object may have to be practical though. If so, an influence I'd take for making the cycle a reality is the visuals of the comic book world in the second music video of a-ha's "take on me". I also think the film should have a song to trademark it with, much like how it was with the FNAF film when it used the 1987 song: "talking in your sleep". In this case, the song should be "smile darn ya smile" for the following reasons: 1.it's a 1931 song. 2. its lyrics are positivity themed which would be interesting to listen to in the despair themed world of the cycle (and could have a dark humor scene showing a character having a breakdown while this song plays in the background or play in the background in the moment twisted Alice tortures a piper which would be a nice reference to soldier boy's PTSD in which he was subjected to torturous expirementations while the Russian song "Побег" which means "escape"). 3. it kinda associates well with bendy because bendy has an iconic grin. 4. the song was needledroped in "who framed Roger Rabbit", a live action/animated hybrid movie. I also have an idea for who some of the cast and crew should be: Themeatly as supervisor, screenwriter and Wally franks Mike desjardins as supervisor and thomas Connor/tom Bookpast as screenwriter and jack fain/voice of swollen Jack Ralph Bakshi as director Melanie Martinez as composer Patrick Dempsey as henry stein J.K. Simmons as Joey Drew Sean crisden as the voice of the ink demon Danny devito as norman polk Charles Aitken as sammy Lawrence Celeste Notley-smith as Susie Campbell Angelina Jolie as twisted Alice John Meissner as the voice of piper Mat Brunet as the voice of fisher Gary McClenaghan as the voice of striker Seán McLoughlin as shawn flynn Dee Bradley Baker as the projectionist Lani minella as lacie benton Joe j. Thomas as bertrum piedmont DAGames as grant cohen Chris Pratt as a lost one Pedro Pascal as a lost one Jack Quaid as a lost one Josh hutcherson as a lost one Nicolas cage as a lost one Ray William Johnson as a lost one Brandon Rogers as a lost one Michael james kovach as a lost one Thomas james Kenny as a lost one Tara Lynn strong as a lost one Grey Delisle as a lost one Rob Paulsen as a lost one Eric bauza as a lost one Selena Gomez as a lost one Jessica decicco as a lost one Daisy Reagan as Alison Angel Rachel Zegler as Audrey drew Dane Boedigheiner as the voice of cartoon bendy the demon Garry chalk as the voice of cartoon Boris the wolf Lauren Synger as the voice of cartoon alice Angel Nat Faxon as the voice of cartoon charley Christopher mcullogh as the voice of cartoon barney Michelle Ruff as the voice of cartoon edgar Owen Dennis as producer (and other possible roles) Matt Braly as producer (and other possible roles) Dana Terrence as producer (and other possible roles) Cooper Smith Goodwin as producer (and other possible roles) Robert james rallison as a bendy cartoon animator Jaiden dittfach as a bendy cartoon animator Max gilardi as a bendy cartoon animator Rebecca parham as a bendy cartoon animator Adam ortiz JR. as a bendy cartoon animator Vivianne medrando as a bendy cartoon animator Alex Clark as a bendy cartoon animator Ilyssa Levy as a bendy cartoon animator Alex Hirsch as bendy cartoon animator Shannon Gurr as bendy cartoon animator Daisy Haggard as Linda Stein Optional castings: Piper Rubio as Hanna Stein (original character for the film; Henry and Linda's younger daughter) Romeo carere as Anthony Stein (original character for the film; Henry and Linda's older son) Mike Bambridge as Archie Carter Lewis K. Dawkins as Lance Derby Rick zeiff as dale little Jake kimmerer as Phil clark I think the film itself should start with an in universe documentary film detailing the work life in Joey Drew studios akin to iron horse Cinema's the lost news reel video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYbbqp1vnNd7a7Msi=DNUaCS0aAaPlHbl5 and the beginning of the art of darkness music video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2mUgIZvnahra8ksi=-hyuR5vsUvW6mNoj (During Which, the film glitches at times between joey treating them good and Joey treating them horribly). After that sequence, it's a cut to the title card and after that, the first act starts with a scene of Henry doodling to himself when Linda tries to tell him either dinner, lunch or breakfast is ready or to go to bed or something like that, with him apologizing that he was so busy with drawing even though he said he will not do so anymore so he could spend more time with her. I also wanted to have a scene that shows how Henry "got" his letter from joey (while also spending time with his wife and maybe kids if he were to have some). I also think that if it's going to be a film series, here are what I think would be perfect for adaptation: Movie one: adapting chapter 1 and 2 Movie two: adapting chapter 3 and the beginning of 4 Movie three: adapting chapter 4 Movie four: adapting chapter 5 and some of dark revival's prologue

[@Glitched16]

4:59 I love how she predicted the movie before it happened

[@aspieanarchist5439]

To be fair to Mike, he was clearly broken up about the thought of losing Abby the way he did Garrett and he did save her in the end!

[@VANESSA_P.]

It triggers me so much with how many people who are FNAF fans don’t know the Afton Family Lore which is literally the backbone of FNAF.

[@att2075]

one thing i’ve never been sure is how Vanessa is his daughter .. he had one daughter named Elizabeth

[@SodaflavDaisy]

I am a fan of fnaf, I watched all of matpats theories on the lore and gameplays from YTers. I watched the movie on premier night and brought my family along to watch it (they don’t know much about the games) and in my opinion I liked the movie from the cameos and references to the details and Easter eggs throughout the film. My older sister who never heard of fnaf actually liked the film she was a little slow on understanding it but she’s starting to watch all of the fnaf theories and videos about it. now aside from all of this I’m happy that there wasn’t a ton of gore cause most horror movies today overdo it. I’m also excited for the sequel and curious to see how they’ll execute it ❤

[@automnevert]

I think critics were too harsh on this. It’s not supposed to be a “scary” horror: it’s a tale about accepting yourself, your own past, and real life overall, as sad and brutal as it is. A rather endearing one, if you ask me. Your FNAF t-shirt is wonderful, by the way.

[@Mohammadzabuasi]

I actually really loved this movie, the actors performances were really good especially Josh Hutcherson and Matthew Lillard + The villain role was so perfect for Matthew!! This is going to be a trilogy and I’m so excited for the next one!

[@coyoteclockworkstudios3140]

The register your voice reached when you said "Matthew Lillard" woke my cat up from a sound sleep. XD

[@EclipseGamin_]

SHE DID IT! SHE DID THE THING!

[@weewer3369]

It's honestly really wholesome to see you get so into the animatronics and easter eggs that you spot.

[@w1cked.dreqms]

this is actually one of the movies ever made like no joke

[@michalvrabec454]

yeah it gotta be one of the best of a particular genre, idk which yet and i'm not going to think about it

[@domisvids]

That blonde boy is golden Freddy, the only one who talked to Mike, but golden Freddy was barely in the movie which makes it confusing

[@gosnfrenki]

Door impression --> 11/10

[@bananafruit6060]

After rewatching it a few times I’ve come to the conclusion that the fort scene was to build trust between the character so that when they turned it would be all the more heartbreaking for the characters. Specifically Abby

[@HiddenDarkHM]

"Was this movie good? No. Was this movie fun? Yes!" That is word-for-word what I said about this movie omg. XD It's SUCH a fun movie. I have some complaints about it just internally that I think they could have changed to improve it (Less cupcake), but all in all I think it's absolutely fantastic otherwise.

[@anti_dani]

"i always come back" "im pretty sure he has to cause doesnt he have a contract for more movies" LMAO

[@BostonAmy]

I worked at Chuck E Cheese when I was in high school and it was a great job. I got paid really well (as a birthday hostess). But the animatronics always spooked the hell out of me when we were closing up. Even when they were shut down, they would move once in awhile. Almost like they were watching you. Great job but the animatronics were creepy.

[@kerahbundy5705]

A little bummed she didn't include the MatPat cameo, but the reaction was still great.

[@TheeJRamz]

FNAFs reminds me of the kids who used to get scared & terrified at Chuck E. Cheese when they would come out to play music & sing

[@mlledarcel]

HI that was me hahahahaha

[@BreakerInc]

I personally LOVED the movie. There were some slow parts, but whenever the Animatronics were around, that just didn't matter. :D - Just starting the video, so.. Hoping you actually DO enjoy it. It reminded me of the good ol cheesy 80's horror movies, and that is FANTASTIC :D - Glad you enjoyed it, lol. As for the fort scene, well.. they ARE kids, it just looked super hilarious XD

[@staceytate4758]

I don't know if you will see this, but they changed the story a bit to make it into a movie. Purple guy is Michael, William Aftons oldest son in the games. William has 3 children. Michael, the crying child (we don't know his name yet), and Elizabeth. Elizabeth was killed by getting too close to Baby, who was one of the animatronics designed by William to kill children. Her soul went on to haunt and become her. Michael bullied his brother, and took advantage of his fear of animatronics. Michael and his friends put on masks and put him in the mouth of an unstable animatronic, and Crying Child was squashed to death. Michael felt guilty about it and eventually attempts to track and kill his father. Henry, Williams Business partner had a daughter, Emily, who William killed and she became the Puppet. William kills the 5 children, one of them was golden freddie, a girl named Cassidy. Cassidy was the most vengeful out of them all, and basically haunted and tortured William mentally for decades and then eternity. Henry eventually killed Michael and William by setting the building on fire, and William survives bc you know, "He always comes back" Lol. Part of his soul goes into a computer chip, and was basically a virus. Vanessa was a security guard who was taken advantage of and was controlled by William and the virus, who was Vanny. There's a lot more to the story, but that's just who everyone is to help out, if you want more info, def search Afton Family and look at the Wiki. 😊

[@azulathesunmoonsimp8939]

Fun fact; Kellen Goff, the voice actor for Freddy, Funtime Freddy, Glamrock Freddy, Sun, Moon and Eclipse, does the “dum-dum-dum” sound for Foxy ^^

[@molly7154]

Caitlin, I think the attraction you want is a FNAF themed escape room. Make the escape room Freddy Fazbear’s. The people who go in have to solve puzzles & such to find a way out while avoiding the animatronics that sneak around the experience.

[@ashtonluck]

This movie was just ok. Loved Matthew Lillard for the little time he was in it.

[@packedentertainment2866]

He’ll always be Stu Macher & Shaggy though

[@ashtonluck]

@@packedentertainment2866 o for sure. Won't disagree

[@rushilthimmaiah7055]

Dude idk why but i LOVE your voice. Its really satisfying to listen to. I'm just gonna go watch all your videos so i can listen to you saying new stuff everyday 😂❤

[@Sarah-lb2rf]

I think having afton calling Mike and giving him info on Freddy's might be a reference to a theory that made the rounds very early in the FNAF community that stated phone guy was purple guy

[@chassityanderson2806]

Foxy is my favorite animationc

[@georgenelawson9917]

I love all the anamatronics parts love matthews acting and the lore of this movie and the games but omg that its just a theory matpat cameo is gold its like golden Freddy lol

[@FoxysCove]

The yellow bunny is springbonnie Who is secretly william afton the killer.. DUUH!

[@EatThatTTV]

I saw this movie 3 times and I'd watch it 9999999 more. Only TRUE fnaf fans love it. It's so fucking amazing.

[@timowens1989]

I loved the Scream callback where Matthew Lillard cleaned the blood off the knife.

[@shiftybea]

I can't even stream this movie in my country, lol. I'll come back after I see it.

[@MrFreddyFazbear1934]

YES I LOVE FNAF AND THIS MOVIE to put it simply "it was perfect perfect down to each minuet detail"

[@automnevert]

As someone who never played the games, and didn’t know about the lore to any extent, I first thought the ‘Tronics would have spared the babysitter, just scaring her to death and messing her up for good, and that she somewhat ended up helping Mike and Abby (maybe from a psychiatric ward, classic modern horror trope). I was dead (HAH!) wrong. She seemed to bear atonement value.

[@kittymama4113]

I loved this movie. It wasn't great but for a video game adaptation, man I think they nailed it. It's a weird franchise. And I'm someone who only likes the first game but still fell into the lore rabbit bole of fnaf 😂 The amount of work they put into the animatronics are 100% real, that's not CGI. Like they put effort into this movie. Again, it's not great. But they delivered. It's like a love letter to fans (if that makes sense). I do appreciate that they focused on the fact that the animatronics are possessed by children. Just poor kids who were brutally murdered and now stuck in these machines. And the idea of William manipulating and controlling them makes sense to me, because why not just make this asshole worse then he already is. The twist of Vanessa being his daughter is interesting to me because of who she is in Security Breach... Which makes me more curious to see what could happen in the sequel.

[@cory3171]

Well many people believe Vanessa is related to William or Elizabeth, Vanessa got those green eyes just like Elizabeth.

[@lucas.2.3.9.4]

The opening credits music is so damn creepy

[@santiagopereira8659]

Bro thought the movie would be like the vhs💀

[@santiagopereira8659]

Anyways,new fnaf fans i guess

[@diegoromo5875]

YES CAITLIN I AGREE!! I really enjoyed that movie too!! My FNAF stan is so freaking happy and it was really worth it for me! Stop I really enjoy your video and your reaction, FNAF is the best ofc! 💜

[@mlledarcel]

I love a good cheese/creepy combo movie, reminds me of 80's and 90's horror/thriller flicks

[@mlledarcel]

also, I have been a hardcore Resident Evil fan since like 1999 and I can't even describe how lucky video game fans are now compared to the trash fire I got for a movie as a fan

[@Ashley-ol8wz]

& that fact that Abby befriended the animatronics, oh my goodness that was really sweet 🥰

[@TheSpiritualGamer79]

The cupcake ate his face 😂 That was awesome hilarious and crazy. This is for cupcakes everywhere 😂

[@hannaheutzreano7633]

It Took me ages to find out that matthew lillard was playing in FNAF and Scream

[@Nicodunn0]

Ahhh I live for your commentary… makes my day when you post….❤❤

[@dangerfaraway7682]

Hey, love your videos btw, also your title says "FIVE NIGHTS AT FREDDY'S is definitely one of the movies of all time!!!" there is a typo you forgot to say "best". lol just wanted to point that out.

[@epicsoul8136]

The more you understand about FNAF Lore, the more you understand it’s all up in the air.

[@jeremycampanelli4484]

I enjoyed this film I’m grateful to have a movie adaptation to this fantastic franchise of a game

[@SurvivalStoryJC]

I never played the games but I enjoyed this a lot. Thought it was good and fun. The theater crowd also made this awesome.

[@samuelkramer2304]

I heard markiplier was supposed to be the security guard in the opening scene , but he had scheduling conflicts.

[@JMALCOM1988]

also FGTeeV Duddy was supposed to play the cab driver

[@artbyphobia]

The movie is all over the place, but in the best way possible. It’s funny, quirky, campy, creepy, that’s how it should be. Lots of people complained as it wasn’t really scary, more of a modern horror movie, but us fans loved it, basically any cannon fnaf related thing we get is heaven loll

[@keithcoughlin6360]

Still funny this is Blumhouse's highest grossing movie of the year. Loved this movie

[@nediajones7231]

Something you gotta understand is the choice between his sister and his younger brother Was probably very difficult for him He has been trying to see his brother for so long so I don't think you can really blame him

[@lonelyguy5799]

the second half of them playing and building a fort is a reminder that they are just kids, poor little kids. and also, thosea nimatronics are supposed to be like that, fun and entertaining for kids. not murder robots

[@lauraconnolly663]

I decided to watch it as I had nothing else to really watch... as simply a casual know by ear and sight individual on the fandom and such? I was intrigued by the take of the characters and the lore behind FNAF. Disturbing to say the least... But as a creative soul myself? I could see how it has become a massively popular fandom. People can have their opinions of course, But I personally liked the movie. I first heard about FNAF when I was working weekend overnight shifts at my local aged care facility. Worked as an AIN. (Some of my co workers were really into the games and such.) The funny thing is? Whenever I was on the floor? No one would be able to hear me coming. (I was naturally very stealthy and barely made any noise as my goal was to perform safety checks on the residents within my area with little disruption to their slumbers as possible.) So when it came to pad and medication rounds? (which is usually a 2 - 3 person assist?) I would end up scaring the absolute shit out of said co workers when they went to look for me! :D It got so frequent...? The supervising RN would either ring/page me so that the rest of the team could pin point my location.... (which got annoying so I disabled it after a while because I felt like I was being targeted unfairly.) alongside checking the security cameras to keep tabs on where I was so that the team could await for me to come to them etc. 🤣My closest co worker begged me to teach them all my "ways." meanwhile? I begged them to not be so jumpy as I wasn't going to do a single thing to them unless they proceeded to get nasty with me. 🤣 Got the nickname "Chica." (As I used sugary food to stay awake. You name it. Chocolate, biscuits .. and yes... cake... to keep my blood sugar up so I could remain functional.) They used to make fun of said fact until we actually did have a break in one night. (A drug seeking moron... which is a known risk as we do have meds on site.) They just happened to cross to the radius of my area... and with some quick thinking? Such a risk was promptly put down. (Jumped off the nurses station desk onto their back, placed the blood pressure cuff around their neck, inflated it halfway to induce unconsciousness then dragged them to the front entrance where the police came to collect them.) :D It was scary.. but very thrilling. Glucose and adrenaline folks... Better than any funky drug you could do! :D Needless to say? My team were very very grateful when I was on duty as they knew that I would always have their backs. They kept up the FNAF trope by bringing sweets as thanks for being such a great co worker! xD Good times.

[@matrixvalnar]

did you catch the somewhat hidden easteregg in the credits? there is a distorted voice spelling out a little message

[@roxelmillian7242]

Honestly, your commentary made the movie so much fun to watch ☺️ i really enjoy your videos

[@Goldenfreddy1991]

I think it's funny that Bonnie, my favorite, gave the dev nightmares. Mi boi Bonnie! If I could be chill with ONE of the animatronics, I'd pick Bonnie NGL.

[@tumenarves]

The very underrated Willy’s Wonderland is even better than the FNAF movie. Very funny and very cheesy to watch a silent deadpan Nicholas Cage beating up animatronics 😂

[@dantekoryu6475]

15:51 WAS THAT THE BITE OF 87!?

[@gs-vlogsandgames]

The boy with the blond hair is golden Freddy and the robots don’t want to hurt anyone William afton is controlling them to commit these murders

[@journeyofsound397]

Been binge watching your videos lately. Glad i found your channel. You're adorable to watch. Keep up the good work

[@M星の水晶]

I also just pirely supported the film because the practical effects are so well done. and the fact that this is a franchise that all started out from a guy who made games, by himself, for his kids.

[@CAM-sf9yy]

“doesn’t he have a contract for more movies” plssss 😭

[@treysieler402]

I was not expecting you to be such a huge fnaf fan but I love it I love these games so much. You should get your brother a fnaf shirt for Christmas lol

[@dannywhitekeane5771]

I love how this was just a foxy hatepage

[@marko0fficial2]

When i watched this movie it really, REALLY felt like an A24 movie

[@Kiria-k9h]

*cough cough* Me when I watched this: “OMG THATS THE ACTOR FOR STU MACHER”

[@Z3dude12]

I kinda loved this movie ! I had a good time! I totally agree with everything you said though lmao. P.S. I would LOVE a reaction to Hellraiser (2022) ! I just watched it last night and it became my second favorite horror movie ever haha. Or maybe the original reaction too??

[@Melody-bourbonite4life]

My 11 year old absolutely loves this game and movie. Her favorite is security breach

[@dominickrouser8124]

I think this movie is one of those rare 'it's so bad, yet so good' movies -- take 'Leprechaun 3' for example, it was a really bad direct-to-dvd film but somehow the directions of the actors and the comdey made it somewhat enjoyable and hilarious on so many levels

[@megangooding8792]

PLEASE CONTINUE THE SCREAM FRANCHISE IM BEGGING YOU 😭😭😭

[@hahayay1086]

W sister location is my fave too. Best one if your not counting the one where you run your own location