Why did people want the FNAF movie to be an R-rated gorefest when the goriest scene in the games is this?
Like if anything, the movie is the goriest this franchise has ever been onscreen.
Why did people want the FNAF movie to be an R-rated gorefest when the goriest scene in the games is this?
because it's a horror movie about killer animatronics and it's boring otherwise
>redditspace: the post
Because FNAF was originally a scary game, with scary animatronics, and a scary lore that made EVERYONE shit themselves in 2014 (not just zoomers)
Cheap jumpscares were kinda novel back then, not anymore gay
They might have seemed novel to you from your inexperience at the time, but they were not.
>Cheap jumpscares were kinda novel back then
You must be underage. I'm 25 and I never met a single person around my age who cared about FNAF. And no, jumpscares are as old as the internet you fricking moron.
>a scary lore that made EVERYONE shit themselves in 2014 (not just zoomers)
LOL, FNaF and tumblrtale always only appealed to autistic children, frick off
Wrong bird to be jacking off to
Scary=/=gory FNAF has never attempted to be the latter to any degree that wouldn't be allowed in a Y7 cartoon.
>toss is a southpaw fapper
>a scary lore
the original game had basically no lore, it was intentionally vague and the creators have just been rolling with whatever idiotic theories they liked most from fans ever since
>Needs lube
Mutts detected
I was surprised that people were upset that it wasn't violent enough. PG-13 horror movies have such a shit reputation that I was surprised it was as violent as it was.
Are there any good PG-13 Horror films?
1408
The Ring is king of PG-13 horror
M3gan
Movie would have been more interesting if it showed us the parts we don't see in the games
Show me Afton killing and stuffing the children into the animatronics, his death scene and him rotting away for 30 years, his life at home with his kids, the girl getting scooped by circus baby, etc.
>Show me Afton killing and stuffing the children into the animatronics
Sounds pointlessly edgy for no reason other than just to be edgy.
this is a blue board you sick frick
Your mom's a blue board.
The problem with FNAF is that to appeal to newcomers you'd have to distil the movie down to the very essence of what made the games so initially popular (very little dialogue, just creepy animatronics that you know very little about moving around in uncanny environments, and the tension of trying to keep track of them whilst they can jumpscare you at any moment). However the actual fanbase is desensitised to that stuff and has had everything demystified through 'lore' and people like MatPat, so if you did the 'back to basics' approach then they'd find it too basic. So they ended up catering primarily to the fans, so the result is just weird and not scary, and doesn't give you any meaningful surprises.
This. The movie is a lore dump for people who already know the lore. Nothing that happens is interesting or compelling to non-homosexuals.
People wanted it to not be fricking boring.
>it needs extreme gore to not be boring
Idk man, kinda sounds like you're boring
unpopular opinion maybe, but making the animatronics be moronic children's souls inhabiting the suits detracts so much from the scariness. Them being run by shitty AI and not really comprehending what they're doing makes them scarier, because they're by definition impossible to understand.
I actually agree, but you do know that isn't something the movie added, right?
Verification not required.
You're all homosexuals btw.
The springlock failure scene could’ve used a bit more blood, but Afton putting on the mask with the knowledge he’s going to come back was kino.
I saw it a week or two ago. It’s a decent family-friendly horror flick with some high quality production values (minimal cgi, bots are actual robots, set design, etc) but really how much you enjoy it will boil down to how much you’re familiar with/care about the games and the story beforehand. I liked a lot of the little nods to the games (chica’s magic rainbow, sparky’s diner, the dream theory book, etc.) and seeing a lot of famous bits from games getting the movie treatment, but I doubt people who aren’t familiar with the games will have the same reaction.
That said, they really spelled out the ghost kids too much and
>that scene where the bots go apeshit on the burglars
>each of them score a kill, leaving Freddy to finish of the last one
>no power outage
>no torador March
One fricking job
It’s what the horror hounds expect. They want DARKNESS a and BLOOD
You have to be 18 to post here, champ.
>implying 90% of the people who wanted a R rated FNAF movie aren't actually not even old enough to watch PG-13 movies
Uh-huh, and south park is an "adult" cartoon aimed at children.
Grow up, burgerbrain.