FNAF 2 hits cinemas next December
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Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 is set to begin filming very soon, according to a new report.
As perCollider, the horror sequel – based on the viral video game sensation created by Scott Cawthon – will start production next month. Star Matthew Lillardhad previously saidhe would be filming the movie in October in an interview withYouTubers' Jaybee and Milly’s Scooby-Doo channel.
FNAF fans, already experts on lore and deep dives, may have figured out the connection here: a Music Box was an item first used in – you guessed it – Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 to ward off the Puppet.
It seems, then, the follow-up to Five Nights at Freddy’s (which grossed almost $300 million at the worldwide box office) will begin shooting close to Halloween.
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“There is one more surprise before the day is over. We will be releasing one page from the actual Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 movie screenplay,” Cawthonwrote on Twitterin August. “Of course, it might be more interesting if it were released alongside three FAKE screenplay pages. It will be up to the fanbase to figure out which page is REAL.”
That should keep us busy for a few weeks, at least. For now, dive into our picks for thebest horror moviesever made before seeing what else is on the horizon with our guide toupcoming horror movies.
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