Five Nights at Freddy's | Official Trailer 2

This Halloween, Freddy and the gang are dying to meet you. #FiveNightsAtFreddys - In theaters and streaming on Peacock October 27.

Can you survive five nights?

The terrifying horror game phenomenon becomes a blood-chilling cinematic event, as Blumhouse— the producer of M3GAN, The Black Phone and The Invisible Man— brings Five Nights at Freddy’s to the big screen.

The film follows a troubled security guard as he begins working at Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza. While spending his first night on the job, he realizes the night shift at Freddy’s won’t be so easy to make it through.

[LunaticGuns]

Crazy how FNAF went from a small horror game to getting its own movie. Scott Cawthon and Blumhouse did an amazing job with this one!

[personexisting]

FNaF has come far. From one man’s last project before giving up completely, to a massive franchise with a big budget movie just three weeks away. It’s kind of inspiring…

[yasinmohamed]

I've never played the games, but Markiplier and MatPat have got me to love the story and the lore of the games. I am so freaking excited to see this. I remember when there was a time that this movie was just rumors. I'm seeing it in theatres to support the film financially and hope that it is able to spawn a full trilogy.

[lilzgalarza]

THE MOVIE WAS SO AMAZING!!! Well done to everyone who worked on this!!!

[colekiesler]

One thing everyone doesn’t seem to talk about is Mike’s fear of the animatronics. I love how the trailer makes it clear that mike is terrified to the point that he actually feels like how a person would have fear for something.

[solo]

Honestly, I'm glad that the models are spot on. Whoever modeled the animatronics needs a raise.

[WammoJammo]

After watching, it was so worth the wait. Personally from me, ignore every thing a critic says. This film is for us, the fans. The ones who have followed it for years. This is everything we could ask for. Thank you to everyone who got this made and a big thanks to the man himself, Scott Cawthon. Thank you Scott. Take care buddy.

[Kk_]

i’m so proud of scott for all the hard work he’s done over the years for this franchise. i’m so happy that fnaf is getting the recognition it deserves!!

[axios]

I don't even know what to feel or think, it's hard to believe this is actually happening. Even if the movie sucks getting a movie done out of what started as a small indie game is such an achievement.

Can't imagine Scott's feelings regarding this, he must be so proud.

[SLcaarius]

people 20 years from now would not understand the amount of joy this franchise brought to people

[TheTrollerioRBLX]

I watched it yesterday, and yes, it’s all the hype! Except for the fact that it’s not a horror film, it’s a thriller, story first, and horror later. Like the original games.

[Ice_Goomba]

The movie was amazing, especially from someone who started out terrified of FNAF as a kid, and then grew to be a massive fan. It makes sure any fan of the games has a good time, and everyone I saw the movie with, some of which were not fans, loved it. Big props to you guys!

[masqueradian]

To be here at the very beginning as a little kid watching MatPat talk about theories for the first game, all the way to being an adult and seeing the franchise get a full feature length film. What a ride it has been

[lord_bobanewname]

I love how the FNAF movie has trailers that don't spoil too much but give you exactly what you want to see

[CaioH.]

1:09 Seeing them in action always gives me chills. You know what's coming and what they are. The world will meet Freddy and his friends.

[darklordracing]

this movie was literally a piece of cake. loved every part of it. i do wish it was longer tho 😕

[Wynterplier]

Thank you Blumhouse for making the whole fandom happy and thank you Scott for making fnaf 💗

[papryhproductions]

Even after 9 years FNAF is still bigger than ever! It's amazing to see what this franchise has achieved!

[boubow]

I just got back home from the cinema after watching the FNAF movie and oh my god wow…. It was incredible! (If you haven’t seen it yet let me assure you it was definitely worth the wait) when the credits finally rolled and after leaving the cinema I honestly got a little emotional. I’m sure like most fans, FNAF has played a huge roll in their lives and I certainly have a lot of fond memories from FNAF from when I was younger 8 years ago. 7-8 years ago was when I was along with my friends, were crazy FNAF obsessed. I have a distinct memory of when the FNAF movie was first announced I remember me and my friends all went crazy and were so excited to watch it together but alas life happens and unfortunately we all drifted apart. Now that’s it finally here feels so incredibly surreal and I really hope my old friends get the chance to watch the FNAF movie and I really hope they all enjoy it :) Thank you so much Scott for all the incredible memories and friendships I’ve made because of FNAF and I’m sure like for many others playing a big part in many childhoods, and of course Thank you so much Blumhouse and everyone who worked on the movie for doing an incredible job bringing the animatronics to live and doing and incredible job paying homage to the source material :)

[BlueSunStudios]

You want to know what makes the animatronics scarier? When the looters first came in, when Chica attacked one of them, that happened during daylight hours. The ghost children themselves also show up in broad daylight. This is unlike the games where the settings were always at night and implied that the animatronics did not become hostile until it was nighttime. You also typically faced them by your almost total lonesome. The animatronics picked off the group of looters one by one and seem to have no issue going after groups of people. This goes to show that you are not safe no matter what time of day it is or how many of you there are anywhere near the ghost children or the animatronics they possess (and that's discounting William Afton being a thing too).