A lot of eggs was nice, passable FNAF 2, but it was just ok. I watched it 5 times as lore bits I needed to look that set and every word as closely as I could. It needed to be rated R, needed more blood as how unrealistic some deaths was do to lack of it. Remnant Extractor.....I really wanted to see it well do what it does. The rating killed a lot of the movie, so needed to be a R movie. Its not like the games and story was made for kids anyway. This is coming from someone who knows almost everything about the story. Story in the movie was to safe and changed a few things but still on track. Names and chars was interduce way to early so wondering where there going with the movies if there is more to come. I will rip them apart for all info I can get, I need to know what they changed and stays lore to cannon.

Everything was good up until about the last 30 to 40 minutes of the movie was good but that last little bit really threw something things off for me, definitely didn't need to be PG-13 should have been rated hour could have been more bloody if anything

The movie, the books, and the games are all their own timelines, so there's plenty of similarities and differences and you don't have to know anything about them to really understand what's going on in each one.
All that being said, as a FNAF fan, I enjoyed the movie. It's filled with easter eggs, and the fact that the animatronics are actually there and look like the games is incredible. Plus basically seeing Shaggy as William Afton/Springtrap was just fun to me, especially with Springtrap wiping his knife off the same way Ghostface does was cool, as well as his first appearance in the suit mimicking how Glitchtrap stands was great.
It's a cheesy, stupid movie, but that's kind of what I loved about it.

It is a decent movie. Nothing too special about it. It had cute moments, but I won't buy it on DVD/Bluray. Just more like a one and done for me.

As someone who went into it knowing an okay amount of lore, I found it to be a good way to get people involved. Especially folks who have 0 knowledge of the series.

It was pretty good. Personally didn't need more gore, the violence that the movie did have was enough, especially for a younger audience.

Absolutely loved how well the animatronics were done.

Being someone who knows an okay amount of lore watching it, it was pretty okay for me! Majority of the 'serious' moments, I couldn't help but laugh at because some of them had hidden meanings/easter eggs behind them and my first response to things like that is to either laugh or make a noise of amusement when I get it. The animatronics was spot on in my opinion, though the way Chica moved in the first scene with the first security guard was kinda meh for me, but their movements improved throughout the movie so it was no biggie! Overall an enjoying piece of media that could also be used as some kind of introduction to people who barely knows anything about FNAF. Also loved the fact that they included The Living Tombstone's song for the franchise too, as well as the music box at the credits that's possibly hinting at an upcoming FNAF 2

I thought it was decent.

Visually, it was dead on, but it kind of felt... off to me?

It didn't really seem as well put together as it could have been and there were some rough edges on it that make it feel kind of... uncanny valley to me?

Though it's kind of fitting that a movie about creepy, unsettling looking animatronics also feels in and of itself unsettling and not quite right.

I felt that Willy's Wonderland ended up being a better FNAF-feeling movie than the FNAF movie. That felt more like a labor of love to the whole animatronic horror genre to me.

I think part of it is that they didn't really do any music for the bots to perform?

Like Chuck E. Cheese does songs where they take well known songs and change the lyrics. Willy's Wonderland has a couple of its own original songs. But FNAF has the band up there performing to a stock song right out of the box. They've got the crew Milli Vanilli-ing it up.

I also think the bots were too clean looking and new.

Foxy in particular.

They looked too well put together and artful. Foxy didn't look properly tattered, particularly the gouge in his chest. It looked artful and like it was supposed to be there rather than actually worn out and beaten to shit.