Five Nights at Freddy's 2

I think this movie is what a FNAF Movie should be, way better then the first, it really dives into the horror, it’s also a bigger film, the cinematography has dramatically improved, and so many Easter eggs that the diehard fans will catch on, but some you will miss in a blink of an eye. The animatronics were awesome and that is thanks to the Jim Henson Corporation. The voices were very well done as well, if any of you were doubting Megan Fox as Toy Chica, she did well. It sounds like Toy Chica and also made it her own, and MatPat’s voice was very unrecognizable as Toy Bonnie. Kellen Goff was amazing like always. My only real gripe was the movie is really fast paced and it could have benefited with a longer runtime, and some of the writing and dialogue delivery was pretty wack in some parts of the film. That ending tho, it ended with a big cliffhanger and stay for the post credits, it’s insane. This movie is a huge improvement compared to the first movie.

My Review of FNAF 2 Honestly, the movie was absolutely incredible, especially for long-time fans of the franchise. I jumped more than nine times — no joke — and the special effects were on another level. The animatronics looked terrifying in the best possible way, and the actors did an amazing job bringing the story to life. On the downside, the plot can be a bit hard to follow at times, and some moments feel a little confusing if you’re not familiar with the lore. But overall, it was a thrilling experience, packed with tension, atmosphere, and fan-service done right. I’d easily rate it 8/10 or even higher. A must-see for any FNAF fan!

Luckily it isn’t actually five more nights at home with the pizza loving bear, but it still felt like it took an age to get to a conclusion that you could have seen from space. “Abby” (Piper Rubio) is missing her now defunct animatronic friends whilst elder brother “Mike” (Josh Hutcherson) is having one of those will they/won’t they dalliances with “Vanessa” (Elizabeth Lail). It’s while this latter pair are on a particularly awkward date that she sneaks out and visits the surprisingly accessible derelict old amusement park, where she sits and pines for her lost pals. It seems, though, that the malevolent "Charlotte” hasn’t quite finished with “Abby” and using “Chico” et al as doting conduits, she manages to formulate a cunning and brutal plan that will see her take revenge on all the neglectful parents out there whom she blames for her own grisly demise back in 2022 (or last year according to the plot). It speaks volumes when the “and” credit at the end is for Matthew Lillard, and I guess JH can’t have had his advance for next year’s “Hunger Games” prequel yet, else why would he get involved with this derivative plod of a movie. It’s scripted and delivers like a mediocre video game that relies on nostalgic tokens to charm it’s audience and though there is some quite entertaining gore occassionaly, the whole thing is an entirely unnecessary sequel to a film that had precious little originality to it in the first place. It could quite easily lose half an hour with no impact on it’s story and I can only pray that we won’t have to spend any more nights with these clunking clowns - battery powered or not.