The long-awaited video game adaptation has finally hit the big screen, but critics have not been kind to the Five Nights at Freddy’s movie.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT After sitting in development hell for years, the Five Nights at Freddy's movie has finally hit theaters and streaming, but critics have not been kind to the latest video game adaptation. Initial reviews were negative, and the ratings have only gone down since more critics have seen the movie.
9 The PG-13 Rating Weighs The Movie Down It makes sense, considering how popular the video games are among younger players, that the studio would want Five Nights at Freddy's to have a PG-13 rating. An R rating would have constricted who's allowed to see the movie and hurt its box office, but it would have also produced a more entertaining film. Many critics are calling the movie toothless and not all that scary due to how it needed to play for a younger audience.
7 The Creepiness Of The Game Doesn't Translate To The Big Screen With 13 games in the franchise, Five Nights at Freddy's is an undeniable phenomenon in the world of gaming. While the extended lore has kept fans invested for years, the reason the games became so popular in the first place is their creepy atmosphere and gameplay. It is genuinely tense to play the game and be in the shoes of the night guard, but it's less so to watch it happen to likable actors.
5 Other Movies Beat This Adaptation To The Punch A film version of Five Nights at Freddy's has been in some form of pre-production since 2015. However, due to studio changes, a global pandemic, and script issues, it took nearly a decade for the film to get off the ground and into theaters. In that time, many other filmmakers used the game as inspiration to make their own original films.
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