#animatronics are not the problem

[hearmeoutworthypoll]

Ameca the Humanoid Robot (AI audio hooked up to a speaker in an animatronic)

Just saw this on instagram. Naturally, the comments are either scared of the AI takeover (only when coupled with animatronics) or horny for the vaguely human animatronic (only when coupled with a femme voice)

[chloesimaginationthings]

What FNAF crimes are Abby and Gregory scheming,,

[littlesliceofimmortality]

A JUNE OF DIALTOWN day 14 : swap

[petitepatateuwu]

You know I am unwell when I lock in long enough to finish a digital piece... Anyways have some toy animatronics :333

The classics -

[normal-about-the-dca]

They hate each other <3

[nadiawitch]

Y’all remember that time when The Owl House referenced the Rockafire Explosion?

[coolcabinet]

I want a Spinal Tap esq documentary but it's the Rockafire Explosion

[maretriarch]

fnaf oc thats just click from between the lions and all it does is bite the fuck out of the security guards hand when youre forced by the game to do some useless company mandated paperwork thats on a timer on the office computer and make a shitty noise jumpscare you can mostly ignore, but it IS annoying and you will die as consequences of it a couple times like balloon boy/the music box

[ghostlypawn]

seen so many takes like this lately that make me want to rip my hair out like. yeah cabaret is meant to make you uncomfortable. but its the slow-building fascism hidden in plain sight thats meant to make you uncomfortable. not the opening number where you’re meant to feel welcomed into this place of solace.

[anonymouscheeses]

Let's rock!

[squideocassettes]

security breach is good if you ignore all the problems

[nerdby]

Okay, so I think that Five Nights At Freddy's is a really good, really fun teen horror movie and that is the most important thing to know about it when you first watch it. That this is a horror movie that was made for kids and teenagers, ranging from 8-15. If you go into it expecting anything other than that you will be disappointed because this is not a hardcore gorefest. This is perfect movie for little mini goths who want to watch horror movies and for parents who don't want their mini goth kids to be irreparably traumatized by a horror film.

That being said, I think the movie could also be really confusing for viewers that don't understand the supernatural and occult elements that are incorporated into the plot. Things like lucid dreaming and astral projection, and the idea that it's easier for kids' to interact with ghosts because they can be more in tune with their natural intuition than adults. A lot of stuff straight out of a Ghost Hunting 101 handbook.

Basically, this movie is kinda like a Toy StoryxNightmare On Elm Street crossover. It focuses on Mike who is hyperfixated on his younger brother who was kidnapped from a campground when they were both children. Mike uses his skills as a lucid dreamer -- someone who can control their dreams -- to try and uncover who the kidnapper is while also caring for his younger sister, Abby. So there's kind of a lot going on, but the plot flows surprisingly well in spite of that. The filmmakers did a really good job of showing how the subplots all intersect.

There were definitely creepy moments in this film, but the scariest moments are intended to frighten children. Not adults. So I want to reiterate that adult audiences need to go into this film understanding that it is a teen horror movie. It's not gonna make most adults shit their pants, and it's probably not gonna win any awards. But if you're a diehard fan of FNAF or Matthew Lillard and you keep the target audience in mind then you're in for a great time with this movie. Like, yes, there are plot holes and stuff but this is a movie about haunted robots, guys.

This is a scifi-horror movie with that was made for teenagers. Don't overthink it. Don't torture yourself by trying to make it all make sense, alright, because at the end of the day it's a fucking scifi-horror movie. It doesn't have to make sense or adhere to the laws of reality in order to be fun, and if that notion is too hard for you to grasp then you might as well just avoid the science fiction and horror genres entirely. Because they rarely make sense and sometimes that's the best part of the experience.

Five Nights At Freddy's gets three and a half out of five stars.

[mimicked2]

monty high lately but i need ppl (mostly on twitter) to realize when i ask for monty to b more explored as a character this doesn't mean i want him to be the fuckin main antag or villain i just want a little elaboration on why he is how he is bc hes interesting lol

[angeygirl]

Nightmare Wolfworm

Date of Bite: 1987 Victim: Edward Otto Attack strategy: Using her long neck like a jack-in-the-box. Will wind up slowly before striking, can be deterred by flashing a light in her eyes and causing her to unwind her springs. Hides under the bed or in the closet. Can be detected by the sound of clicking as she winds her neck, skittering of her many legs or slithering of her long tail

More playful then her fellow Nightmares, bite occurred due to a malfunction with the lock meant to keep her neck from popping out. Victim suffered a major concussion and cuts on the face, but minimum injury to the skull.

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Making my own version of the Nightmare Animatronics for an AU and also giving them more lore because I can

[trollbreak]

What is it abt building one character that makes my silly little brain go ‘oho… what if there was Another….’

[switch]

the thing is i was scared of tracy tree as a kid but i never thought she herself was inherently scary or creepy looking it was just because the jingle that played to announce that she was activated was obscenely fucking loud and it would startle me even if i knew it was coming. if it hadn't been for that jingle i would have been fine with it.