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The movie “Five Nights at Freddy’s” has horror colors, with the appearance of robot puppets like the original.

The work was directed by Emma Tammi, and released behind-the-scenes images on October 24. Many audiences said they expected the work to resonate like a video game. According to the director, the movie version is based on many details from the game. The film focuses on Mike Schmidt (Josh Hutcherson), a guy who works as a night security guard at Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza entertainment center. Here, he discovers four robotic beasts that can kill people: Freddy Fazbear, Bonnie, Chica and Foxy. They will kill anyone in the building after midnight. Accompanying Mike on his journey to control the mascots is his sister Abby (Piper Rubio).

Tammi’s team and production company Blumhouse worked with Jim Henson’s Creature Shop to create the robot puppets. “We try to bring a feeling of insecurity to the audience when watching the work,” Emma said.

Character design was handled by Jim Henson Studios. The production team researched and created the game for several months, from August to December 2022. They sketched out ideas and assembled parts before filming began in February this year. On MovieWeb, Robert Bennett – who oversaw the creation of the robot model – said that the team realistically depicted the nuances of each character.

In an interview with VnExpress, Jason Blum – owner of Blumhouse Productions, the producer of the work – said the biggest challenge of the project was to capture the spirit of the original game. In March 2017, he began communicating and discussing with Scott Cawthon, creator of FNAF. The two came up with many ideas and chose the director of the work.

The project went through many script and director changes because the producers and Cawthon wanted the adaptation to be perfect. In February 2018, Chris Columbus was announced as director and screenwriter. Six months later, Cawthon wrote on Twitter that he had completed the first script. In November of the same year, Cawthon said he canceled the script because he had other ideas for the story. This caused the project to be postponed until 2020.

In September 2021, on Collider, Blum said Columbus was no longer involved but the team was still developing the work. In October 2022, Hollywood Reporter reported that Emma Tammi was the person to replace Columbus as director, writing the script with Cawthon and Seth Cuddeback.

Filming began in March 2021, and continued to be delayed due to script issues. The work was filmed in New Orleans (USA) from February to April this year, with a budget of about 25 million USD.

The game Five Nights at Freddy’s (FNAF) was produced by game developer Scott Cawthon, first released in August 2014. Players will play the role of a night security guard, and must use tools such as security cameras, lights, doors and ventilation ducts to protect themselves from killer robots.

The first FNAF installment received positive reviews on review site Metacritic, with the Windows version receiving a score of 78/100. Indie Game Magazine praised the game’s approach to the horror genre, with intelligence and sophistication to create a terrifying experience for the user.

With a price of 4.99 USD (123 thousand VND) and available on many platforms, the game is gradually becoming familiar to many gamers. The six parts sold more than 4.74 million copies on the Steam platform, earning $33.5 million. FAFN was adapted into 20 books, five comic series, a cookbook, the movie The Five Nights at Freddy’s Movie (2019) and the TV series Five Nights at Freddy’s VHS (2019-2020).