Great news for those of you who love going to Freddy Fazebear’s pizzeria, as there’s a FNAF movie out now, and it’s full of jumpscares and spooks, as is the tradition with this franchise.
Should you want to know more about the animatronics that are the reason for the success of the franchise, our FNAF characters, FNAF Fredbear, and FNAF Moondrop guides are a great read. Or, to discover some other terrifying toys, our Poppy Playtime characters, Poppy Playtime PJ Pug-a-Pillar, Poppy Playtime Poppy, and Poppy Playtime Kissy Missy articles are a great read.
Here’s everything you need to know about the FNAF movie.
When was the FNAF movie release date?
The FNAF movie release date was Friday, October 27, 2023, in the US, it was released in cinemas and on Peacock simultaneously. In the UK, it was released two days earlier on Wednesday, October 25, 2023.
Where can I watch the FNAF movie?
If you’re in the US, you can watch the FNAF movie on Peacock as a part of your standard subscription. Outside of that, you can pay to rent or buy a digital version of the movie through multiple streaming platforms, including Apple TV, Amazon Video, YouTube, and more.
What animatronics are in the FNAF movie?
With the release of the movie we can say for certain that the following animatronics are in the FNAF move:
Of course, there are other characters present in the film, too, for what would a FNAF movie be without:
Okay, so went in knowing full well we’d see Mike and William, but we can safely say that Vanessa appearing as a prominent character from the get-go is a shock.
Is there a FNAF movie trailer?
Though the FNAF movie is out, you might want to still check out the most recent trailer to make sure it’s the right movie for you. Honestly, for a FNAF fan, this can go either way, so do check out the video below.
Who is the FNAF movie production company?
Blumhouse is the production company for the FNAF movie, and that fills us with joy when you look at its pedigree in the horror genre, with films such as:
- The Purge (multiple films)
- Insidious (multiple films)
- Happy Death Day (multiple films)
- Freaky
- The Invisible Man
- Halloween (as well as Halloween Kills and Halloween Ends)
- Split
- Get Out
- The Exorcist
And many more.
FNAF movie reviews
The reviews are in for the FNAF movie, and it’s fair to say that they’re not favorable. GamesRadar+ gives the film a score of two out of five, citing that it’s “five nights too many,” oof. However, our sister site, The Digital Fix, gives the movie three stars, stating that “sticklers for the lore might find themselves disappointed, but all in all, it’s a frightfully good time.”
Should you be after a spooky experience without toys, give our Dead by Daylight characters and Dead by Daylight killers guides a read. We even have a Dead by Daylight code guide to help you out, no matter which role you take on.