Ok, so it's not the greatest thing ever. First of all it was surprisingly difficult to actually find, so if you want to watch the movie, you'll just have to search up DarkFilmz Productions on YouTube. I'm not going to spoil anything major, just go over some overall details.
The voice acting is OK, some are better than others. My biggest problem is that a lot of the voice actors don't have the best vocal clarity, and I can't understand what they are trying to say sometimes.
The overall structure of the movie is pretty alright, it stays true to the original concept and lore of Five Nights at Freddy's, and if anything its a bit bland in terms of the execution.
There is some nostalgia involved, as there are a lot of things such as audio clips used from some of the first fan-made videos ever on FNaF dating back all the way to the release of the very first game.
Of course the twist isn't really a twist if you know anything about FNaF Lore. Though there were a few decent jumpscares here and there, however I think that's mostly in part to how dull most of the movie is which makes you unsuspecting.
Finally, there is some CGI in the film, and for what the film is and with what little the producers likely had to work with its pretty fine. Of course it stands out when it's incorporated, but its an attempt to make the movie more flashy and honestly for what the movie is, it works for me.
There are a few sequels to the this film which I haven't seen yet but plan to watch. All in all, this isn't a must see, and it's not high quality, however if you are bored and have nothing better to watch, I'd suggest you give it a try, even if you're doing something else like playing games while you watch it. The creators clearly put a lot of time and effort into this, and I can respect it for what it is.
The voice acting is OK, some are better than others. My biggest problem is that a lot of the voice actors don't have the best vocal clarity, and I can't understand what they are trying to say sometimes.
The overall structure of the movie is pretty alright, it stays true to the original concept and lore of Five Nights at Freddy's, and if anything its a bit bland in terms of the execution.
There is some nostalgia involved, as there are a lot of things such as audio clips used from some of the first fan-made videos ever on FNaF dating back all the way to the release of the very first game.
Of course the twist isn't really a twist if you know anything about FNaF Lore. Though there were a few decent jumpscares here and there, however I think that's mostly in part to how dull most of the movie is which makes you unsuspecting.
Finally, there is some CGI in the film, and for what the film is and with what little the producers likely had to work with its pretty fine. Of course it stands out when it's incorporated, but its an attempt to make the movie more flashy and honestly for what the movie is, it works for me.
There are a few sequels to the this film which I haven't seen yet but plan to watch. All in all, this isn't a must see, and it's not high quality, however if you are bored and have nothing better to watch, I'd suggest you give it a try, even if you're doing something else like playing games while you watch it. The creators clearly put a lot of time and effort into this, and I can respect it for what it is.
