Freddy Fazbear

Videos of a surprising number of Five Nights at Freddy's fans stealing posters, cutouts, and merchandise of the movie from cinemas have been shared online.

Five Nights at Freddy's 2 is officially underway – and fans think the puppeteers over at Jim Henson's Creature Shop are crafting a fan-favorite protagonist.

Like whatever the opposite of the MCU is, the Five Nights at Freddy’s franchise just keeps drumming up fan excitement no matter how long it goes on.

A new game in the Five Nights at Freddy’s series is coming to Roblox — or rather, it already did, accidentally, in what franchise creator Scott Cawthon called “one of the most baffling, insane, things to ever happen in my ten years of working on FNAF.”

Blumhouse and Universal are reportedly cooking up plans for another swift slice of Five Nights at Freddy’s action soon as Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 is set to begin filming in the Spring for a Halloween 2024 release.

Since the release of the Five Nights at Freddy's movie, we have all been wondering when Blumhouse will announce a sequel. But now that rumors of a possible second installment are making the rounds online, fans have one thing on their minds – the plot. 

Mortal Kombat 1 just added JK Simmons' Omni-Man to the game so players are turning him into J. Jonah Jameson from Spider-Man and making Yuri Lowenthal's Smoke look like Spider-Man while making the two duke it out.

Earlier this year, an officially endorsed Five Nights at Freddy's fan game called FNAF Plus was cancelled following controversy with its creator Phil Morg (who goes by Phisnom on Twitter and YouTube). However, the game lives on with an easter egg in the movie, as the office rules poster is lifted 1:1 from the never-released game.

Emma Tammi says fans probably shouldn’t hold their breath for an R-rated cut.

There are so many Five Nights at Freddy’s Easter eggs and cameos that we can barely keep track, but a new theory suggests we may have missed the biggest one. 

End credit scenes seem to be a big trend in movies today, especially horror, so it is no surprise that Five Nights at Freddy’s has some treats hidden in its final moments. Aside from the Five Nights at Freddy's post-credits scene starring Balloon Boy, the latter comes in the shape of a muffled Morse code-like message, letting the audience know that the story is not over, and even suggesting a possible sequel. 

Taylor Swift's “1989 (Taylor's Version),” a Paramount documentary on the duo Milli Vanilli examining one of music's biggest lip-syncing scandals and the horror movie “Five Nights at Freddy's” are some of the new television, movies, music and games headed to a device near you

Freddy Fazbear is the face of , and as a consequence an incarnation of the bear animatronic attempts to kill the player in most entries in the franchise. However, when exploring the lore of in detail, Freddy’s character quickly becomes more complex, which can easily give rise to misconceptions about his true nature. With none of the other characters in the games having quite the same staying power as Freddy, full comprehension of its titular character is evidently crucial to understanding the series.

has blossomed from a single game to a series of games, books, and now a movie. As such, it's the perfect time to revisit the games or play them for the first time. However, figuring out how to play the games in chronological order rather than the order in which the games were released can be difficult to determine, given the notoriously convoluted timeline for the series.

On the surface, Five Nights at Freddy’s seems like it checks all of the boxes of a terrifying horror movie. A claustrophobic setting? Yes. Mysterious disappearances? Yes. Jumpscares? Yes. Killer robots? Quadruple yes. 

If upon Mortal Kombat 1’s release earlier this year, you were (for some reason) sorely disappointed about the complete lack of Five Nights at Freddy’s characters in the game, then do I have news for you.

Mortal Kombat's signature fatalities already make it one of the more unsettling games on the market, but a fan has made it significantly worse by inserting one of gaming's most terrifying horror mascots: Freddy Fazbear.

A Mortal Kombat 1 modder has fittingly replaced everyone's favourite mustard Kameo fighter Cyrax with Freddy Fazbear from Five Nights at Freddy's.

YouTuber Markiplier has revealed why he had no choice but to turn down a role in the upcoming Five Nights at Freddy's movie.

's DLC has seemingly redeemed the base game after bugs, glitches, and a lackluster story left it as one of the most disappointinggames. In a true turnaround of events, the content has not only given players a reason to return to, but also a host of reasons to get excited for whatever game comes next.

A pop-up Freddy Fazbear's Pizza location has appeared on Sunset Blvd in Hollywood, California ahead of Five Nights at Freddy's October release. 

There are just a few weeks until the release of the movie from Blumhouse, and it looks like it will be starting off on a sound footing.

The long-awaited Five Nights At Freddy's movie adaptation is almost upon us, releasing on October 27 next month, just in time for the spooky season. It's the first time that the series will hit the silver screen, but there's a slight possibility that it won't be the last, as director Emma Tammi has expressed her desire to make a trilogy of Five Nights at Freddy's movies if the first does well enough.

By now, we're all accustomed to looking for Easter eggs in our favorite franchises. Despite being well-trained by the likes of Marvel, upcoming horror Five Nights at Freddy's – based on the jumpscare-heavy video game series of the same name – will seemingly up the ante further. But director Emma Tammi has no intention of giving the game away.

After years of speculation from players about whether Five Nights at Freddy's could ever come to Dead by Daylight, a developer has Freddy Fazbear fans given some hope during a Reddit AMA.

The new trailer gives us a look at some of the supporting cast including Matthew Lillard--and the film's murderous animatronics.

It took eight long years, but the Five Nights at Freddy's film is finally just about here, and today we got our first proper look at the real stars of the show: Foxy, Bonnie, Chica, and of course, Freddy himself.

If you’ve come across the Five Nights at Freddy’s series before and want to jump in on the hype but have no idea where to start — we get it, there are a lot of them — you’re in luck. Here is how to play the FNAF games in order — and whether you need to or not.

Five Nights At Freddy's fans are set to have quite the October if all goes to plan. Not only is the series' live-action movie still slated to hit cinemas that month, but Funko has now revealed it will be releasing a tabletop game based on FNAF right before that. Dubbed Five Nights At Freddy's FightLine, the Funko-created collectibles game will see FNAF fans pit figurines against each other with the goal of ruling over Freddy's Pizzeria.

While Nintendo is typically associated with family-friendly values, the Nintendo Switch has seen the company branch out much more in regards to 3rd party support. The horror genre in particular is one that has flourished on the Switch, with both new an old titles surfacing in stores and on the E-Shop. It goes without saying that horror, particularly survival horror, is one of the most captivating genres in the industry and is seeing a second-wind in recent years. Here are 15 of the best Nintendo Switch survival horror games you can play today.