It soon becomes apparent that this instructional videotape, though very clearly filmed several decades ago, is still being used in the present day.
#FIVE NIGHT OF FEEDY MOVIE#
So too does the teaser trailer for the Five Nights At Freddy's movie begin with an instructional tape recording, yes but - fitting in with the fact that this is a film - these tapes have been adapted quite literally for the screen as not audio but rather videotapes.ĪLSO READ: Nine Years On, Hearthstone is Crumbling Under Its Own Weight There's an unspoken tradition for recorded instructions in the Five Nights At Freddy's video games several FNAF titles all begin with phone calls recorded on tape, which play instructions to the security guard player character at the start of each in-game night. With a smile on their face and a perm in their hair, a friendly spokesperson-slash-referee takes center stage and welcomes new recruits to Freddy Fazbear’s Pizzeria, "where fantasy and fun come to life!”
The video tape shown in the trailer actually is a training cassette, as it turns out. The official teaser for Five Nights At Freddy's begins with tracking lines and static, as if it’s playing not via YouTube but rather via some old VCR fished dustily out of the family attic: a relic from the '80s, back when training cassettes were all the rage (aerobics videos, home workouts, and Jane Fonda all say hello). No, it's not as bad as 'Bad Cupcake'.)ĪLSO READ: Games Need To Stop With The All Ghostly Flashbacks Whatever enthusiasm I lost to those eight long years of eventless waiting for FNAF The Movie has since surged back into me, and I can say it with neon-bright confidence now: my most anticipated movie of 2023 is, without a doubt, Five Nights At Freddy's. This teaser, you guys, this teaser - it encompasses everything I love about the Five Nights At Freddy's franchise and I could not be more excited for the feature film yet to come.
It's just 47 seconds in length yet bursting at its springlock seams with enough detail to keep a devout FNAF theory crafter occupied for months. And Universal Pictures has just shared the first, official teaser trailer. The hitherto-untitled Five Nights At Freddy’s movie finally has a title. After eight years (eight long, long years…) of little to no news and little to no updates, what was once a seemingly-empty promise built only on baseless rumors is now becoming very much a reality.
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