The highly anticipated Five Nights at Freddy’s movie officially gets a PG-13 rating, raising a question if it will be scary enough for franchise fans.
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Summary
- The upcoming Five Nights at Freddy’s movie has received a PG-13 rating due to its strong violent content, bloody images, and language, but fans are concerned if it will be scary enough.
- Actor Josh Hutcherson leads the cast as a struggling single father who becomes a night security guard at the haunted family entertainment center, fighting to survive against possessed animatronics with a dark past.
With it already considered one of the scariest games made, the Five Nights at Freddy’s movie’s PG-13 rating is raising concerns of whether it will be scary enough. Josh Hutcherson leads the cast of the horror video game adaptation as Mike Schmidt, a struggling single father who accepts a job as a night security guard at the titular family entertainment center, only to learn of its dark past and have to fight to survive the possessed animatronics inside.
With just three months remaining until the movie’s long-awaited release, the Motion Picture Association’s official ratings website FilmRatings.com has officially confirmed the Five Nights at Freddy’s movie will be rated PG-13. According to the site, the horror video game adaptation had earned its PG-13 rating for “strong violent content, bloody images and language.” In spite of these strong indicators, some fans of the source material are questioning whether the movie will live up to the terrifying bar of the games.
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Source: FilmRatings.com
