u/RWatto09

By horror i dont mean movies relying on "good" actors, shock value or jumpscares out of no where because their simply not scary, just surprising. I want something with real ambience or suspense that doesnt come and go within 12 seconds. Im gonna lose some people here but the only movie to ever actually have me scared was skinamarink alone in a dark room so if anyone understands what im asking for, please drop some recommendations even if their hidden gems on youtube.

I loved this game so much, i would grind for hours and loved to see improvement everytime i got on (my best level ive beat is power of the sabre blade on expert when i was like 15) but ever since they cancelled support i have lost ALL motivation to play. Anyone else feel this way?

Apologies if you guys have heard this question alot already but if i slam my finger in door by accident and yell the f word, does the sin hold the same weight as using the f word against someone in an aggressive way like telling them to go f themselves? Id assume not because one is used to try to bring harm and the other is not but please correct me.

I understand they wanted an original story in the movies so the fans would be more excited and not know the whole plot before hand but to be fare, the story behind the games are already hard enough to decipher without game theory so a show could confirm theory's and present a clearer story.

Just imagine how beautiful, dark and cinematic the scenes of the puppet going outside and finding Henry's daughter dead beside the restaurant then laying next to her before getting her soul trapped inside, the puppet bringing life to the other animatronics, Michael Afton getting scooped and the pizza places being burned down. Even if you already know whats about to happen, there is no doubt many of these scenes would still be devastating.

I have not played sotm so excuse me if im missing out on peak but in my opinion the show should only cover games 1-6 and a short scene of William Afton in hell (UCN).

First season (Fnaf 4):

You get introduced to the Afton family, a little about Henry Emily and the first restaurant but over the course of the season you find out that William is not really a good father figure, he drinks, gets angry often and spends all his time working.

The season will follow the main story of the game where the main character is the crying child and we follow him through most the episodes anxiously anticipating his party where in the second last episode the party arrives and the bite of 83' happens. The last episode goes over Michael's regret. Williams disappointment along with the events of midnight motorists and a scene of the crying child essentially doing night 6 of fnaf 4 in his coma before ultimately dying.

Second season (Fnaf 2):

Before Jeremy Fitzgerald comes into the equation, we get some background info on the restaurant like how and why it was made, more character depth for Henry and his daughter (Charlotte i believe?) and him making the puppet to watch over her.

In the second episode Jeremy Fitzgerald gets the job, does his nightshift where the normal weird stuff happens but he keeps catching glimpses of golden Freddy, he brings it up with William and he acts weird about it tells him its impossible so he must be getting it mixed up with another animatronic.

Jeremy completes the intense nights and we get rewinded back to before he was hired where the situation where Henry's daughter gets locked outside and killed by William during the events of midnight motorists then she brings the animatronics to life as the puppet in a disturbingly emotional sequence then the season ends with William setting up the FNAF 1 restaurant.

If you read this fully, thank you so much, i put alot of thought into this but ive run out of brain juice to type out the other games being implemented into the show so let me know of you really would want to hear more of my blabber.👍

Edit: just realised it would be Mike having the nightmare of night 6, not the crying child