If you want to watch this film, just search up Darkfilmz Productions on YouTube. As all my other reviews I will try not to spoil anything at all.
I will say my biggest complaint is that there are a LOT of back and forth close ups of peoples faces, like an excessive amount. The first few were funny, however it quickly became overused. In addition, when it did do a back and forth, it went on for too long. However, that is pretty much the biggest complaint I have besides minor things that aren't even worth mentioning as they aren't all that bad.
It is rare for a sequel to surpass its predecessor, but its even more rare for the third movie to be better than both. Though this movie goes completely off the rails and makes up its own lore ignoring pretty much all of the base material (being the cannon FNaF lore) this movie actually works really well for me. I enjoy the bit of comedy that was thrown in, and it wasn't overused, nor used at the wrong times, it movie was serious when it needed to be.
The voice acting has come a long way since the first film you made, and the audio track you used was spectacular, from the background music, to the audio effects, everything was just wonderful.
The CGI that you used was either very rare and hard to distinguish, or so good I couldn't even tell CGI was being used, which once again is a huge improvement since the first, and even second film. I couldn't tell for sure but I think I even saw some pretty advanced redstone at work here and there, and if so it was a brilliant use of in-game resources.
Of course, most films have a twist, and unfortunately the twist in most films are easy to predict way before they are revealed. However, when the twist was revealed, it was actually surprising and unexpected, which impressed me! Not to mention the jump scares were not all that bad.
I would definitely recommend this film, of course you'd have to watch the first 2 films before doing so, and while it might be a few hours, I think the overall payoff is pretty worth the investment, even if you just have it running in the background while you play games or something. Its clear that a lot of love went into all these films and honestly I am glad I stumbled upon them by accident.
I will say my biggest complaint is that there are a LOT of back and forth close ups of peoples faces, like an excessive amount. The first few were funny, however it quickly became overused. In addition, when it did do a back and forth, it went on for too long. However, that is pretty much the biggest complaint I have besides minor things that aren't even worth mentioning as they aren't all that bad.
It is rare for a sequel to surpass its predecessor, but its even more rare for the third movie to be better than both. Though this movie goes completely off the rails and makes up its own lore ignoring pretty much all of the base material (being the cannon FNaF lore) this movie actually works really well for me. I enjoy the bit of comedy that was thrown in, and it wasn't overused, nor used at the wrong times, it movie was serious when it needed to be.
The voice acting has come a long way since the first film you made, and the audio track you used was spectacular, from the background music, to the audio effects, everything was just wonderful.
The CGI that you used was either very rare and hard to distinguish, or so good I couldn't even tell CGI was being used, which once again is a huge improvement since the first, and even second film. I couldn't tell for sure but I think I even saw some pretty advanced redstone at work here and there, and if so it was a brilliant use of in-game resources.
Of course, most films have a twist, and unfortunately the twist in most films are easy to predict way before they are revealed. However, when the twist was revealed, it was actually surprising and unexpected, which impressed me! Not to mention the jump scares were not all that bad.
I would definitely recommend this film, of course you'd have to watch the first 2 films before doing so, and while it might be a few hours, I think the overall payoff is pretty worth the investment, even if you just have it running in the background while you play games or something. Its clear that a lot of love went into all these films and honestly I am glad I stumbled upon them by accident.
