These FNAF Rip-Offs Are AWFUL

[@Slug_ssbm]

I love the story behind Willy’s Wonderland. Cage found the script online and told the guys behind it that he’d help them get funding for the film if he can play the main role and doesn’t have to say anything.

[@skeepboppin]

Omg that's great 😂

[@TheDescendingChaos]

The Character he plays is most likely nonverbal autistic. I mean it’s a possibility that they changed it to that after Nick cage made the request if this is true.

[@Slug_ssbm]

@@TheDescendingChaos after further research I got a few notes wrong: 1. Cage didn’t find it rather it was given to him by a casting manager after the director gave her the script. 2. While the no lines bit is partially true it was more him saying “there aren’t many lines and I think it’d be fun to act with no dialogue”.

[@dylanmonstrum1538]

Shitty child actors. Dialogue is trash, Cage says nothing. One of the most fun movies I'd seen in years, it was fucking awesome

[@gryphter343]

@@Slug_ssbm Yeah I recall reading that the no talking thing was his own idea

[@michaelhegwood9977]

I was actually a mascot at six flags as a teenager so I can tell you, the scariest thing about these movies is how long these actors had to be in those uniforms.

[@StarkPaper]

Reminds me of what Sniper Tf2 has to say about Mascots and Furries "Ones a job and the others mental sickness" - Sniper tf2

[@blooocki]

Someone should invent ac for those costumes

[@RandyBurgertime]

​@@blooocki Some have that. My ex used to work at Build-a-Bear and they'd make her wear the suit in the mall and she said there was a little fan inside and they would put ice packs in some of the time.

[@packersamurai]

As an ex-stormtrooper, the stench is real and crippling.

[@protalghulnist4126]

​@@StarkPaper he didn't say it about mascots and furries, he said it about hitmen and crazed gunmen.

[@jbear83]

I believe the concept behind Willy’s Wonderland is that it is supposed to be like a video game where Nick Cage is the classic silent protagonist. Even the opening credits are done with a 8-bit looking font. This is also why he fights one enemy at a time. The kids and adults are just the NPCs there to give exposition and move the story forward.

[@vicentegeonix]

But is still bad.

[@pedrorosa9893]

I liked the movie

[@annarenfold438]

@@vicentegeonix It's bad in the early PS1/Dreamcast/N64 kind of way, like Resident Evil 1, and I love it.

[@GalactoseGalaxy]

That makes so much sense. I enjoyed the movie, watched it with my friend, and we were laughing so hard the whole time. I thought it was pretty obvious that Nick cage was supposed to be some weird overpowered dude that cuts through the absurdity of the bad script of these kinds of movies and just brute forces his way through the story

[@BoogieSquared]

Yep! In fact from what I understand, the fact he'd be playing a silent protagonist was what drew Nic Cage to the script in the first place.

[@ItsPartlySunny]

No one ever talks about how The Banana splits used to be a actual kids show and the fnaf rip off is technically a blood and honey scenario

[@spaghettibird5135]

One of them went to jail for drugs

[@ThEcOoL_pErSoN]

@@spaghettibird5135 damn really?

[@ThEcOoL_pErSoN]

Yeah I don’t know why it was a very good show

[@Brucifer2]

Technically it wasnt a rip off. It was the original script for the FNAF movie before Scott fired them and went to Blumhouse.

[@Nikki_the_G]

Thank you! I grew up watching it, it was hilarious because they were obviously acting like stoners all the time.

[@Wick_n_Embers]

Fun fact: The script for The Banana Splits movie is actually a rejected script for the FNAF movie. When the script was presented to Scott, he disliked it so much that he left Warner Brothers to work with Blumhouse on the movie instead. Since WB still had the script, they turned it into The Bananas Split movie, which is why the characters are animatronics in this version instead of humans in character costumes like the actual show.

[@salemcrow5078]

Thank god Scott took his time with the movie then lmao.

[@UltimateNut]

Pretty sure that was a rumor

[@Buddy7550]

​@@UltimateNut might be slightly off.. but blumhouse is making five nights at freddys movie currently. . Scott catthown is assisting in the blumhouse movie. And was known for trying to say original to his vision.

[@chaoticdreams9467]

Wasn't the banana splits a show from way way back in the day. It might not have been named the same but very similar

[@burningsexuality1540]

@@chaoticdreams9467 it was but they were just dudes in costumes not robots

[@lauraholmes2402]

Nic Cage has reached a point in his career where he can take any role he wants, no matter how crazy, and people will love it and I really respect that

[@LuciusYano]

nic cage has historically took just about any fucking role since the early 2000a

[@isaacrios764]

Face off, Push, Next, Willy’s wonderland, Mandy, The indomitable weight of massive success, The one he just did in full old man make up. Dude likes random shit and I love watching it

[@mulletmayhem3812]

Some where he said was the reason why he does those random movies are for fun and to help out small studios

[@lauraholmes2402]

@@mulletmayhem3812 I respect that. I’m glad he can still enjoy his job

[@D3niz3n]

Willy's Wonderland was such an enjoyable watch. It genuinely feels like Nick's character is the Player character (silent, does side quests, minigames, overpowered etc) and everyone else is an unwitting NPC. Watching it from that perspective made it fun.

[@genericrandomness3455]

I believe that was the intent, with how the Punch soda is sorta like power ups and the pinball parts act like loading screens in between levels.

[@DrexSux]

And then he drives away with the 17 year old girl, leaving the audience unsure if he plays a father role to her or if she's the love interest

[@theunchartedwolf8996]

Yesssss I love that perspective so damn much

[@christophervickers6484]

@@DrexSux *Gamer Moment*

[@luvhair255]

Fiance and I loved it. Headcanon is he is traveling the country after the events of 'Mandy'. I won't argue that it is a 'good' film. Otherwise, it's just so fun, is obviously cheesy and tongue in cheek. I loved his character. Sure the tropes were basic, but there were Hardcore Henry vibes, another great silent protag film.

[@logTopic]

The Banana Splits was an actual TV show in the late 60's - early 70's.

[@Tatsuge]

One banana, two banana, three banana, four

[@ThundaBunz]

@@Tatsuge Four bananas make a bunch and so do many more 😂 I remember the reruns on Boomerang.

[@bumbee795]

@@ThundaBunz TRA LA LA LA LA LA LA

[@bert7651]

My mother loved that show. I pranked her with the movie.

[@mikesilva3868]

​@@ThundaBunz me too saw it in 2003👍

[@jackcough4149]

The highlight of Willy's Wonderland was the teens dying in stupidly obvious ways and Cage just DESTROYING possessed animatronics 🤣

[@scottarmstrong5155]

Willy's Wonderland didn't have Nick Cage say nothing due to lack of budget, it's because that's what Nick wanted. He produced it lol

[@Hybrids_Cupcakes]

BAHAHAH NO WAY

[@heromedley]

from what ive read his character is suppose to be neurodivergent too

[@theotakux5959]

That just makes it that much weirder.

[@jaydeng.3029]

I love the theory that Scott makes the FNAF lore so convoluted solely to fuck with MatPat

[@Xeorboom]

I think he's just making it up by this point and just going with the slight opposite to Matpat's theory

[@ric270]

The only way to make lore

[@user-zm7zl9lc6j]

​@@Xeorboom isnt it all made up though?

[@Xeorboom]

@@user-zm7zl9lc6j yrah but it's becoming more made up

[@TemmiePlays]

@@Xeorboom you mean, he's pulling a George Lucas on them. INstead of staying to a story he created ages afgo in his head, he's making it up as theyre made. So the boits and pieces really dont fit together properly, anymore. Which is an issue when you make liek 11 games or movies, and make them out of order, so you're stuffing stuff ahead, behind, or adjacent to a main canon.

[@s3.14dervision]

I love watching the tentacle on Papa's table wiggling 🤣🤣

[@theflowerhead]

You ruined the vid for me. 😭😂

[@shelby5809]

it's pretty cool right lol

[@jkcontent4396]

I think it's a bad dragon

[@WarmToothpaste]

​@jkcontent4396 Yeah probably 😭

[@Faithishappy]

I was wondering if anyone noticed it👍

[@ncisfan1002]

Fun fact, it's not like they didn't have the budget for Nick Cage to not speak, but it was his own idea to be a silent protagonist

[@TalpaTulpa]

I liked it, the movie was still bad, but in a good way

[@CartoDarko]

My dad was so excited when he found Willy's Wonderland, the weird fnaf ripoff movie with nick cage in it, he thought it was actually fnaf and was like "oh my god eric you'd love this did you know about this??" Bless him

[@njtinnes]

what dad

[@CartoDarko]

@@njtinnes GOD FUCKIN DAMMIT KYLE

[@mooseteeth1146]

my dad did the same thing, lmao

[@StormTeeVee]

@@njtinnes Jew detected

[@jasonmatt6081]

​@@njtinnes 😂

[@DarkSuperSaiyan]

0:02 bro hit us with the most cleanest transitions and thought we wouldn't notice

[@michaelbender4380]

Personally, I enjoyed Willie's Wonderland as a sort of "so bad it's good" type thing.

[@marcelinepink]

Yes, exactly! It's not a movie to take serious, but one to watch with friends and laugh about how dumb it is. I liked it a lot personally.

[@NortherlyElf0]

I really enjoyed watching just as a good laugh. The "break time" scene when nick cage plays pinball? And dances around is my favorite vibe

[@American_Saikyo]

Its not even that tho. Its boring as hell

[@bignickenergy3525]

Same, loved that wack nonsense. It was bad, but I loved it.

[@auraelbarkeater471]

Probably was meant to be a meme. Had Nick cage in it.

[@MrPhooey442]

Gotta love it when someone gets their face set on fire but still has untouched facial hair.

[@Josephstranger1]

Bro I noticed that Andi was thinking about it

[@gregg6113]

Just control the fire

[@LifeInPink999]

I liked the Nicholas Cage one, I think it supposed to be “so bad that it’s actually good” situation. His personage cleaning diligently as he promised (even knowing it’s a setup) and then drinking that drink and playing (was it pinball?) in his free time was hilarious he didn’t care if people were being murdered by animatronics or not, his free time he is going to have his energy drink. Him not having one single line somehow works I think that if he has any dialogue it wouldn’t have been funny just bad.

[@viscountrainbows2857]

That definitely feeds into the Video Game Protag theory. I mean, who else but a player character would be like "Enough murder for now; time for minigames!" while time pauses for their goofy antics until he loads in the next area.

[@nakoriakiyama9417]

It was not energy drink it was punch

[@coltonashby43]

Not gonna lie, Willy's Wonderland was the perfect amount of cheesy with Nicholas Cage for me. Perfect show for getting lit and getting a laugh.

[@cptsteele91]

Personally I thought it was genius having a movie starring Nicholas Cage, but not having him say anything

[@EyeofValor]

The movie called for him to be silent. Papa Meat just didn't take 5 seconds to look into it.

[@Zepher2000]

i feel the same way, you should go into it expecting it to be a bit cheesy.

[@lannyoneil8099]

Honestly it's a favorite of mine, because of the cheesiness

[@bubbathon]

One of my best friends actually helped work on this movie as the effects/makeup for Willy's Wonderland. Apparently it was a blast to work with Nic and he's very much how he seems to the public. Very strange guy but cool as hell.

[@luvhair255]

Having real fun on a set is rare, that's so cool!

[@amonsatan5263]

I think the real reason Senor Meat here didn't like Willy's Wonderland is that it had the unfortunate luck of the draw to be at the end of a marathon of dumb animatronic killer flicks. If he had maybe a couple puffs, went and sat down to watch it on its own with a couple of buddies, laugh at it... I think he might've had fun with it, because I sure did.

[@jenniferazure1421]

I remember watching The Banana Splits when I was a little kid. Very strange 60's-70's ish era show.

[@BobBuilder-ts2nh]

I used to get hella funky to that show

[@doctoursatan]

that show is directly linked to me being a stoner now

[@xtrmsleep]

@@doctoursatan huh, is that why i smoke so much now?😂

[@jenniferazure1421]

I'm sensing a pattern here.... XD

[@BobBuilder-ts2nh]

@@xtrmsleep oh... i never put 2 & 2 together

[@Drewsta]

Fun Fact: The Banana Splits was supposed to be the original FNAF Movie when the rights were with Warner Bros, but once the rights went to Blumhouse they repurposed the script because they thought they had a golden script there

[@xRoxas666x]

Proof?

[@gaminganimators7000]

​​@@xRoxas666xcott worked with Warner Bros, left and the they made that film. Put 2 and 2 together

[@cdm0991]

I was the 69th like 🤯🤯🤯😱😱😱😎😎😎

[@wesjall]

I… think you’re wrong there bud. The Banana Splits was an actual Hanna-Barbera tv show from the late 60s. Five nights definitely influenced them making it, and maybe they were originally planning on doing a five nights, but it’s literally NOTHING like five nights aside from animatronics killing.

[@Drewsta]

@@wesjall I know that the Banana Splits were a Hanna-Barbera show, I was just saying that the original script for the fnaf movie was this. And because the script was nothing like the games, Scott moved the rights to Blumhouse where he would be able to work more closely with the script writers. Warner Bros. repurposed the old script, which involved some tweaks and changes.

[@harleyjackson3708]

I'm convinced the only reason The Banana Splits Movie was made was because the studio wanted to bank on the concept of taking an old Hanna-Barbara property and flipping it into a hard-R horror movie. In the actual kids' show it's clearly supposed to be people in suits, so nobody really understood why they would turn it into animatronics unless they WERE ripping off FNAF. Made it super obvious.

[@Moekaneko]

I guess maybe it made it easier to have villains without having to write extra characters? maybe just have the robots go evil? Personally i would've loved for it to have been people getting revenge or something and killing people in the suits.

[@cattymeou2732]

the script for the movie was originally made to be the FNAF movie, so I guess they just got too lazy to change the script up after scott cawthon left?? also Im pretty sure Willy's wonderland was made to be the FNAF movie too, but scott didn't like that one either lmao

[@WatsonAndDaughter]

​@@cattymeou2732 That's not true at all lol. Y'all are so gullible lmao.

[@deejaepjs]

​@WatsonAndDaughter Actually, thats what I heard too. Universal WAS gonna flim the FNAF movie, but Scott didnt like any of their scripts, so he eventually left, then BlumHouse picked it up :) And the rumor was that the Splitz movie WAS one of the scripts...If that really WAS one of the scripts, then I see why he left 😆😆😆😆

[@bisket2003]

Surprised PAPA didn't make note that The Banana Splits was a real show. The series ran for 31 episodes on NBC Saturday mornings from September 7, 1968, to September 5, 1970, and in syndication from 1970 to 1982.

[@C.Hendrick5662]

That Boomerang commercial is seared into my brain and my affinity for the Banana Splits will ensure I never watch the film.

[@PandaHug11]

@@C.Hendrick5662 one banana, two banana, three banana, four 🎶

[@H56Nooc]

I legit love when you just talk about shows or movies like this. Keep it up. Imagine recording a video like this and you notice something in the window behind you, but only when you were editing the video. Like the alien sighting from Signs

[@ILoveCats6000]

I remember watching The Banana Splits reruns on Boomerang back when I was a kid, definitely wasn’t expecting them to be turned into a fnaf ripoff

[@morningtea47]

Was looking for someone else who remembers that show on boomerang

[@anonymous-yk9sz]

Yeah lol, I was just thinking about that show

[@Izzmonster]

The fact that Willys Wonderland flew right over Mr. Canyons head is pretty depressing. It's an obvious parody of horror movies with all the tropes (including the random sex scene) but instead of running away and being afraid the main character just beats the shit out of the monsters. As someone who makes parodies I would've thought he'd have a different take. That said never change Dr. Meat your videos are amazing.

[@SwitchFlipMan]

The movie sucks bro

[@trufoosxd]

​@@SwitchFlipMan 🗿

[@OneReallyGrumpyJill]

this

[@steamedauroraborealis8208]

@@trufoosxd 🫄🏽

[@lordlammi1562]

​@@trufoosxd wtf does this mean

[@Chris-q3t9x]

I would definitely love a Five Night At Eddy's game! With the Ed's and other past Meatcanyon characters. Hope that will happen.

[@lilveltheplayer2164]

Weekend at Eddy's sounds like a better title.

[@blueraven0788]

Sounds dope!

[@elphbwckd212]

Nic Cage was actually the one that found the script and got the movie funded. He was the one that requested he have no lines if he were to play the lead, so it had nothing to do with budget or anything. He just thought the main character should be sioent

[@peopleEateruwu]

Willys wonderland is my absolute favorite movie no one can tell me otherwise, it’s so incredibly stupid that I love it, when I first watched this movie my exact thoughts were, who names their mascot Willy

[@35november]

They knew exactly what they were doing and God bless them for it

[@peopleEateruwu]

@@35november exactly

[@BrianaCunningham]

I loved it. So good.

[@salemcrow5078]

It's like a dumb idea a bunch of teenagers have and someone gave them like $10k budget and a famous actor and said go nuts, and I love it for that.

[@peopleEateruwu]

Yes

[@thepoomangroup]

I think the reason why I loved Willy’s Wonderland was because it was the first movie I was excited about to go out and see since Covid started and our local theatre was playing it and that’s probably where my excitement came from. So I think for that reason I view it so positively

[@justanotherchannelwithauno7580]

What do you mean?

[@thepoomangroup]

@@justanotherchannelwithauno7580 what do you mean what do you mean? Lol he bashed Willy’s wonderland and I was thinking back on why I remember it fondly and commented.

[@badconversation956]

I rented it for however much on amazon video, and streamed it with my friends on discord when it came out. Such a good movie.

[@salemcrow5078]

For me it was the first R rates movie I got to see in theaters + like literally no one being there cause covid. But honestly even without that context "Nicholas Cage beats the shit out of various animatronics in a low budget satirical film" is a concept I would've loved to see regardless.

[@nakoriakiyama9417]

No it’s probably because you just liked the movie… its good

[@noahboucher125]

The Banana Splits might have been actually creepy if they had left the animatronic part out, and it was just mysterious killers in mascot outfits.

[@dilomotion]

Basically a gang of wiliam aftons

[@ratmasterlei]

Papa comparing the brother in Banana Splits to Ezra Miller cracked me up so much…

[@princessjiji]

that nik cage movie was his own project. the main character not talking is on purpose. like a video game's silent protagonist kinda thing. the drinks are powerups and then he plays minigames between rounds with the "animatronics". i'm working on a drinking game for this film xD

[@drpepper2519]

Didn't take papa meat as the type of person to take a joke movie so seriously

[@xXJLNINJAXx]

Idk man a number of the movies he says are bad usually seem to be because he sets expectations prior about what he wants from it and fails, therefore bad.

[@marcelinepink]

I enjoyed Willy's Wonderland a lot. If you watch it expecting a stupid movie about Nicolas Cage killing animatronics in the most brutal way possible you'll like it. Just like one of those teenage horror films, they're absolutely great to watch with friends, and I found the break scenes, where he stops the rampage and just plays pinball and drinks, badass in an intriguing kind of way. It's not like it's a good movie, but I think it's just bad on purpose, for the fun of it.

[@dupadupadoo69]

My theory on Willys Wonderland is that Nic Cage is just a dude that always wanted the high score on the Willy’s wonderland pinball machine but knew of the cursed killer robots so he purposely got his tires blown out so he can be in the place all night. Hence why he came in with a shit ton of energy drinks and the will to have to fight the robots in between a pinball sesh. Also he likes cleaning….

[@scottneil1187]

I'd love to see more of this character, kinda like Eastwood's man with no name wandering into towns and sorting weird shit out.

[@cptsteele91]

​@@scottneil1187in my mind he's the same character he played in Drive Angry 😂

[@amurphy61497]

Fun fact: The kid rubbing on Markiplier is his cousin. It was weird but at least it was a relative not a fan lol.

[@IndestructibleApe]

That's relieving to hear

[@DrawinskyMoon]

One thing I pray for the fnaf movie is the screen time we get to have of the animatronics. I don’t care about some random human and their quest. This is a common trope with these films where they spend way too much time on the humans, I’m like I’m watching some sci fi horror, I want to see some sci-fi horror

[@Sanretros]

The night guard in the movie is Michael Afton so it’s most likely gonna focus on him.

[@xhydex9507]

I could be wrong, but it seems like the movie will be focusing on the Afton family's story more.

[@JoeExoticReddo]

@@xhydex9507 that’s kind of what fnaf is. We find out who murdered the children and what was behind it

[@xhydex9507]

@@JoeExoticReddo I know. What I mean is I feel like we aren't going to see a lot of the animatronics, because it will be focusing more on the Afton's story outside of the pizzeria.

[@Monomiknose]

I don't know if you've already seen the VHS series on KZbin, but look up Squimpus McGrimpus's FNAF series. Despite what the channel's name might lead you to believe it's actually fairly good, and is almost entirely centered on the animatronics.

[@jordanmodel291]

I absolutely love everything about Willy’s wonderland. The fact that nick cage has no lines, the insane stereotypical characters, the bad animatronic voice lines. Genuinely such a fun watch and the campiness and cut corners are what makes it so charming lol

[@liamerolduffy7738]

Me too. I feel that they are going to just fail with the fnaf movie, just like what happened with Star Wars and Barbie. What I want is a sequel to Willy, but with a bigger budget, an army of animatronics, and Nick Cage with a chainsaw or a samurai sword. Also, it has to be by the original writers, producers, and directors.

[@JimeLello]

Trash

[@Straykitten69]

They're using Henson Creature Studio, which has been used in a lot of movies but I think the Dark Crystal creatures are the closest examples of what we might see! Personally very excited for the movie!

[@AFarmerCalledChicken]

Chica looking like a Skeksis would be the most traumatic thing. I can’t wait for it to be released

[@Straykitten69]

@@AFarmerCalledChicken oh fuck yes nightmare chica already looking like one lmaoooo

[@foodafen7406]

The most disappointing film I've seen recently...

[@JosephFridley]

“Why didn’t they bulldoze…” this is my question for most haunted house films. Just watched Ghost House and kept wondering why people kept going into the house, and why it wasn’t just burned down.

[@darksparkyshark430]

That's a great way to get haunted/cursed!

[@ghostfaced4893]

If i remember correctly, most people see that as "releasing the evil" or something.

[@blueraven0788]

Is it bad that I actually liked the Banana Splits movie? If you turn your brain off, the ways that the people are killed in are pretty entertaining.

[@krissy989]

Yeah, it's a really solid horror movie.

[@Santoryu90]

It’s was an alright movie. It’s not bad as he’s making it sound. Same for Willy's Wonderland. It didn't take itself too seriously.

[@WSendam]

I don’t like how hunter dosent like the movie 😢

[@goouls]

it’s so awful and ridiculous that i loop back around to liking it

[@blueraven0788]

Just turn your brain off!😁

[@RATSMACK3R]

Fun fact: the banana splits actually were a part of the chuckee-cheese roster as mascots in restaurants for a long time until the restaurant rebranded

[@RyanRedbird]

22:59 I'll never stop rewinding the "Feed! Willie Feed!" Part, I'm literally dying.

[@thepackardgoose5180]

Willie's wonderland was exactly what I hoped it to be; Nicholas Cage silently beating a bunch of things to death with his bare hands.

[@invaderjay]

Hey Papa Meat! Hope YT reverting those dumbass demonetization rules and being more clear helps the main channel! Hopefully at least some, if not all of your videos that suffered are reinstated. I immediately thought of your struggles when I heard about it. Stay awesome man!

[@cyberklashnikov3062]

They changed the rules?

[@unfkwttble]

@@cyberklashnikov3062 yeah moist critikal did a good video on it explaining it or look at the KZbin official page I think there’s a video on there too explaining the changes !

[@invaderjay]

@@cyberklashnikov3062 Somewhat and they released ACTUAL guidelines now, as well as reinstating some videos that don't violate the new rules. Search "PenguinZ0 KZbin finally made a good change."

[@itsovr]

Imagine the FNAF movie is literally just in a security room lmao

[@gzmgavin0729]

0:57 This picture is completely cursed. Matpat doesn’t look real.

[@nightcorerin3312]

Who knew papa meat reviewing movies and stuff would be my comfort videos I look forward to these, much love ❤

[@mintplant122]

There is a dildo on his desk

[@nightcorerin3312]

@@mintplant122 yea it was his sponsor in a previous video😂

[@Steampunksappho]

The thing with the banana splits is that they were never animationics, they were always guys in suits While fnaf, they've always been animatronics and there's been some AMAZING costumes that look incredibly convincing that gives me hope for the practical effects in fnaf

[@andrewtate9864]

The Banana Splits was an actual tv show from the 60’s that they would play on boomerang late at night. I was always creeped out by them and now I know why.

[@sirdinkus6537]

Willy's Wonderland was great for being so low budget, and I now want to fight Papa Meat for his transgressions against a great Nick Cage film.

[@garrettmurphy2447]

The Willy’s community make insert Willy’s characters on gotcha life.

[@GooGooGaGa.]

@@garrettmurphy2447 nooooooooooo

[@Nakuzami]

I think it really depends on which aspect of horror they're trying to milk, and I'm willing to bet there won't be much in the way of blood or a body count in the FNaF movie. It'll probably lean more heavily into the "sinister" aspects of its lore and the origins of the animatronics, rather than the animatronics themselves, but we'll see 🤷

[@prettyevil6662000]

How could you not enjoy Willie's Wonderland? That movie was so much fun.

[@TheMegaDudeBroski]

Not only is The Banana Splits Movie a knockoff of FNAF, but it’s also one of the “take an existing children’s property and make it scary” movies we seem to be getting a lot of now

[@richie404]

5:12 *Hi!* 👋 I remember watching The Banana Splits back on Boomerang from Cartoon Network and hearing them return into a Horror Movie got me Surprised. After finishing the movie, I thought it was Dumb and Fun Horror Movie. Snorky was a Hero.

[@ruzenavelicka9474]

0:00 i didnt expect that good intro

[@dicecreation]

Actually from what I hear Willy's Wonderland and The Banana Splits movies where made from previous scripts for the Fnaf movie

[@paulgraves9282]

To be fair, Banana splits was a real life kids show in the 70's it wasnt half bad, at least when I was younger. It was kinda like a Key & Peele kind of show. They'd come out to a live crowd of kids, play skits and short cartoons.

[@chaoscommentary2179]

I remember seeing it advertised on boomerang

[@nicaddic1785]

I think Willys Wonderland is absolutely hilarious just because Nick Cage says absolutely nothing but downs tons of soda

[@inuyasha54325]

I remember watching the actual Banana Splits show as a kid; it used to come on on Boomerang and it was just like old slapstick humor stuff. Never really found them scary though so its a bit odd they would try to spin it off as a Fnaf thing

[@scottneil1187]

You sure you're actually a horror fan?, Willy's Wonderland is an instant classic. Used to watch The Banana Splits in the 70's and 80's. Richard Donner did the first season. Surprised you haven't heard of them considering FNAF is obviously heavily inspired by them.

[@FancyReviews]

You definitely crossed a line ☝🏻 Willy’s Wonderland is an absolute classic already. There are so many iconic (but surely trashy) scenes, I loved it. Great movie and I hope to see a sequel 😍

[@milesmcdaniel6454]

No

[@zCREz]

Yeah willys wonderland is exactly what its supposed to be, which makes it perfect. I have heard that the ending of WW connects pretty well with Mandy, another Nick cage film and his girl sidekick. I have not yet seen it myself however, but it sounds pretty darn nice tbh.

[@MrDeathBunny]

I love the video game feel of it with the Link-esque silent protagonist, soda power-ups, pinball mini game, and different "levels" with different bosses and Willy as the big boss.

[@JimeLello]

Trash

[@ryderls2729]

Gotta love the consistent Papa Meat uploads. I enjoy watching Papa Meat more than I do the animations, hope this channel keeps growing

[@SlothfulTurtle]

Willy's Wonderland is genuinely one of my favorite movies. It's a parody of horror in all the right ways, my favorite being that the main character is just a guy that beats the absolute ass off a gang of supernatural creatures. Similar vibe to Jack Brooks: Monster Slayer.

[@ColonelCorson]

I hope there's a flashback in the movie showing the Bite of '87 and Markiplier has a cameo in that scene where he just stares directly at the camera and says "Was that the bite of '87?"

[@DrDementia]

At this point that goofy wacky tentacle deserves its own toon

[@Creepamang]

0:57 I got jumpscared by MattPatt’s OG pic and thought I was about to hear a theory.

[@hughphardid]

I think the only adaptation of Five Nights At Freddy's to actually get it right was the episode of Regular Show "Fuzzy Dice" which came out two years before the first FNAF game.

[@garrettmurphy2447]

You like regular show? Because I love that show.

[@jackmetrro]

Willy's Wonderland with Nick Cage was great! I loved it and I would watch it again. It's not an ironic love either, I genuinely enjoyed it. Just like another movie which genuinely enjoy called Abominable.

[@ignitedchao]

The movie was so bad, it's good

[@ShaggyDabbyDank]

@@ignitedchao The movie wasn't bad though? It was genuinely good.

[@ieatpeopleand]

I don't know Abominable, so I can't tell if you're being sarcastic, but I did enjoy Willy's Wonderland. It was some Grade A schlock! The people that made it knew that and they didn't shy away from it.😎

[@alexanderneville8117]

That female animatronic 😉🧐

[@jackmetrro]

@@ieatpeopleand no sarcasm at all, I legit love both movies

[@cocoplayz7887]

The Banana Splits Movie is based on the 60s Hanna-Barbera show of a similar name, and the movie was originally gonna be FNAF, but Warner Brothers lost the rights, so they picked the banana splits instead.

[@epicmaster46]

Actually Scott (creator of FNAF) and Blumhouse are working with actual animatronic engineers to make the FNAF robots as true to life as is reasonable, so I’m hopeful the movie will feel more grounded than these. The Banana Splits were actually an old Cartoon Network/Boomerang show from like the 70s, so that’s the equivalent of the Whinnie the Pooh horror movie 🤣 Willy’s Wonderland is a so bad it’s good movie for me, absolutely love that one.

[@JoveJoved]

When a fanbase gets triggered over who the creater voted for, they were worthless as fans to begin with.

[@mutedwoodlands]

4:41 as a Jamaican, I’m so glad that you pronounced Caribbean correctly

[@Ms_Adi_wuz_here._.]

the banana splits show was actually based on a 1960 show with the same name

[@debbiehoyt9018]

Same characters pretty much

[@noahsiltala9453]

Fun fact, the banana splits was a real life tv show that actually existed back in like the 80s

[@Kurtzandfriends4153]

The banana splits movie is actually a original script for the FNAF movie before Scott fired them and went to blumhouse and they have their own show back in cartoon network, boomerang, and hannah barbara back in 1968-2008/2010/2016 (pilot)

[@OhBoyILoveTomatoes]

Bro I legit love these videos, your commentary is so entertaining

[@limbothebiggay1709]

I remember Banana Splits as a kid, it was such a weird show so it makes sense why they made a horror movie of it.

[@Sid_The.Sl0th]

the fact these movies were actually better than the offcial fnaf movie is insaine, wish they didnt cater that movie to children

[@NMages20]

Willy's Wonderland is one of the greatest cinematic masterpieces of all time

[@RickGiveaway011]

Congratulations 🎰, you have an "Xbox Series X" to claim on TELEGRAM 🎁

[@gaminganimators7000]

Yes

[@williamslater-vf5ym]

I saw a review. It looked good. I dont watch movies though. Too long.

[@HauntFreak13]

crapsterpieces*

[@gojitime9282]

I did check out the cast of the fnaf movie and was shocked to see Willem Dafoe on the list. Probably cast to be The Purple Guy or someone else, gives me hope that they added a good actor, but I really hope they stick to the lore of the characters respectfully. But God knows that the timeline will be wacky, fnaf is a Rollercoaster when it comes from the different time periods of the games. Hope the movie goes well and hopefully see more in the future

[@xhydex9507]

Willem Defoe was what fans wanted, but he's not going to be the Purple guy (William Afton) or be in the movie. They already got a purple guy. Matthew Lillard is going to play him.

[@gojitime9282]

@@xhydex9507 unfortunate, but good to know

[@Xeorboom]

Matthew Lillard (Stu from Scream) is Afton

[@Whatcha_]

@@Xeorboombro he would look so good as Afton 😭😭 (not in a weird way 💀)

[@bexdeekay1272]

Says he feels disgusting because of one microscopic drip of bbq sauce on his shirt while a bad dragon jiggles on his desk

[@mononokemar]

Nic Cage being silent was a deliberate choice. He also helped produce the movie cuz he thought it was interesting lol.

[@someonedumb04]

For the banana splits I heard that they used dancers in the costumes instead of real robots cause, they mimic the moves better.

[@ARandomPumpkin1234]

Banana splits is actually based of a old kids show and merged with rejected fnaf movie script

[@CartoDarko]

Most sane people don't actually hate Scott Cawthon lol, it's just twitter mongs who focus on specific details and ignore all the good he consistently does/did (idk he's been off the scene for a while but he was great!!)

[@TheDOCTOR_AI]

Nooooooo! How dare they defile my childhood memories of the Banana Splits like that :'(

[@stupidstanley2093]

A place called willys wonderland where they only serve hotdogs sounds like a gay stripclub

[@jaejonmalloy1341]

I love how no one knows that the banana splits waaaayyy predates FNAF... It was a show in the 60s, or 70s.

[@pixelpastiche]

The banana splits is a real TV show from the 70’s. Banger of an opening.

[@torquetheprisoner]

the nik cage movie was a good one

[@Ramxenoc]

That's a movie that knows its bad but is funny because of it

[@torquetheprisoner]

@@Ramxenoc exactly

[@Ramxenoc]

@@torquetheprisoner Like the dude that was with his gf. BOTH OF THEM KNEW the damn animatronics are alive and shit but they're still trying to fuck in the room despite seeing it watch them and shit. It was so funny because of how stupid they were. The nerdy guy didn't deserve what he got. I loved that movie though

[@torquetheprisoner]

@@Ramxenoc slasher movie logic lolz

[@stateberg7208]

6:44 if it was evil code, it would be underlined red and never tell you why

[@GhostlyPB_Pug]

Fun fact: The Banana Splits is real and the reason I found out is because I asked my mom if she wanted to watch it and I got a 5 minute lore from my mom about how she would grow up watching this show when she was little. And then proceeded to say no because she would be upset seeing them killing🤣 Still haven’t seen it to this day 😂

[@the8wave]

The Banana Splits was a real thing. Way before FNAF. I think they’re from the 60s or 70s. I can’t remember.

[@debbiehoyt9018]

The 70s it was on in the early morning

[@quinnkempert2422]

I hope that the fnaf movie will capture the *spirit* of fnaf more so than these movies. These movies are like slashers or gore fests but with animatronics, they don’t capture that feeling of anxiety that comes when it’s just you, in a tiny room, alone. The animatronics are just ever so slowly creeping up to you, slowly but surely, and all you can do is hope that your limited power and battery can keep them at bay before the end of the night. Rather than an in-your-face blood and gore horror movie, I think the fnaf movie would really benefit more as a slow-burn, psychological horror movie

[@wolterwite]

meat canyon is the only youtuber that has thumbnails that can make me audibly laugh

[@Utonian21]

I thought Willy's Wonderland was actually very entertaining. It was hilarious to watch Nick Cage beat the ever loving shit out of evil possessed animatronics