Today we will talk about the FNAF end credit scene and tell you if it exists or not. Beware, this article might include spoilers!
The scary movie “Five Nights at Freddy’s” has spooked audiences, both in theaters and on Peacock. But as the movie wraps up, fans wonder: Is there something extra waiting after the credits? With the film now out for everyone to see, the question remains: Is there a post-credit scene to keep viewers on the edge?
FNAF end credit scene: Does it exist?
Yes, there is! The movie “Five Nights at Freddy’s” does have an end-credit scene. It appears right after the cool-looking credits finish rolling. So, if you’re watching, don’t rush to leave yet!
What happens in the FNAF end credit scene?
The extra scene shifts outside Freddy FazBear’s pizza place. The taxi driver in the movie, played by YouTuber CoryxKenshin, tries to avoid the weird stuff inside. He gets a knock on his car window and says he’s not taking any more passengers. But surprise! Balloon Boy, an animatronic character from the games, sneaks into the taxi.
For those who might not know, Balloon Boy is a small, mischievous robot from the second “Five Nights at Freddy’s” game. While making brief appearances in the movie, the post-credit scene suggests Balloon Boy might have a more important role in a possible sequel.
Five Nights at Freddy’s plot
The movie follows the story of Mike Schmidt, played by Josh Hutcherson, who takes a job as a security guard at Freddy FazBear’s Pizzeria. Things take a scary turn when the animatronic characters—Freddy, Bonnie, Chica, and Foxy—come to life, frightening both Mike and his younger sister, Abby, played by Piper Rubio.
Based on the popular game series, the film gives a PG-13 horror experience, similar to the game’s spine-chilling vibe. With almost a dozen game editions, the storyline revolves around a guard surviving the night against scary animatronics. The games have become really popular, not just for gaming but also for their merchandise and devoted fan base.
FNAF made $10.3 Million in Previews
Originating from the immensely popular video game series, “Five Nights at Freddy’s” has spawned numerous sequels and spinoffs, winning the hearts of both gamers and teens. The transition to the movie realm, brought to life by Universal and Blumhouse, seeks to tap into the existing fervor for all things “Freddy’s.”
Anticipation is high as the film gears up for what is projected to be a significant opening, eyeing a potential $50 million debut over its opening weekend. Optimistic projections even hint at the possibility of surpassing this mark. If achieved, it would secure the movie’s place as the year’s most successful horror movie opening, surpassing established franchises such as “Scream VI” ($44.4 million), “The Nun II” ($32 million), “The Exorcist: Believer” ($26.4 million), and even Blumhouse’s original production, “M3GAN” ($30 million).
In short, “Five Nights at Freddy’s” not only gives a spooky movie experience but also leaves room for potential sequels with its end-credit scene. Whether this leads to more scary tales or opens the door to new mysteries, fans must wait and see. The creepy saga continues to grab attention and keep fans curious worldwide.
Featured image credit: Five Nights at Freddy’s
