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Five
Nights at Freddy's (2023)
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Directed by:
Emma Tammi |
COUNTRY
USA |
GENRE
Horror |
NORWEGIAN TITLE
Five Nights at Freddy's |
RUNNING TIME
109
minutes |
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Produced by:
Scott Cawthon
Jason Blum |
Written by:
Scott Cawthon
Seth Cuddeback
Emma Tammi |
Review
This one is loosely based on the famous
survival horror game, and very much cluttered by substandard
craftsmanship. The premise is promising enough: It involves
your in-vogue 1980s nostalgia, a kid who was kidnapped, and a now
grown brother who blames himself for it and is struggling to keep
custody of his younger sister. Enter some clichéd nightmares and
some artless mecha-inspired horror, and we’re off to something the
filmmakers probably believed would become leading-edge and menacing,
but which simply turns into a pulp of narrative contrivances,
amateurish direction, and mechanical horror. There’s no build-up, no
intensifiers, and certainly no innovation.
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