The horror and suspense of “Five Nights at Freddy’s,” a popular indie video game, have captivated fans with its unique blend of thrills, chills, and animatronic antagonists. If you love the atmosphere and tension of the game and are looking for a cinematic equivalent, here is a list of 10 movies that are sure to evoke the same feelings of eerie suspense and horror.

1.”The Banana Splits Movie” (2019) – Blurring the lines between childhood innocence and nightmarish reality, this film turns a fictional kids’ TV show into a setting for unexpected horror, reminiscent of the twisted animatronics in FNAF.

2.”Willy’s Wonderland” (2021) – Starring Nicolas Cage, this movie features a quiet loner fighting off possessed animatronic characters inside a family entertainment center, directly echoing the FNAF vibe.

3.”Child’s Play” series – This classic horror franchise about Chucky, a doll inhabited by a serial killer’s soul, captures the animatronic-like terror featured in FNAF.

4.”The Conjuring” series – Though not about animatronics, these films create an intense atmosphere with demonic possessions and haunted locations that will appeal to fans of FNAF’s spine-chilling gameplay.

5.”Toy Story of Terror!” (2013) – While not a conventional horror film, this animated short toy-centric story has underlying tones of suspense and some scenes that pay homage to horror tropes that could resonate with FNAF fans.

6.”Goosebumps” (2015) – While aimed at a younger audience, this film captures the feeling of childhood fears coming to life in a playful yet spooky manner somewhat akin to the terrors in Freddy’s universe.

7.”Night at the Museum” series – These family-friendly adventures have exhibits coming to life in ways that might remind viewers of the animate objects in FNAF, although with less sinister outcomes.

8.”Silent Hill” (2006) – The eerie otherworldly atmosphere pervasive throughout this movie mirrors the menacing environment players must navigate in FNAF.

9.”Coraline” (2009) – A dark fantasy offering an alternative world with sinister secrets. “Coraline” exudes a sense of otherworldly threat akin to the ominous corners of Five Nights at Freddy’s.

10.”Cabin in the Woods” (2011) – While more satirical than outright terrifying at times, this movie subverts horror expectations and can relate to FNAF’s mix of familiar settings with unexpected terrors.