Spoilers from now on out

Mike Schmitt (not Afton) is an amazing protagonist. Also yes he is no longer related to stick a knife in it Willy. But besides that he really does become his own character trying to keep his sister Abby out of danger at all cost. I love how goofy the cupcake was just flying around eating faces and Mike's leg. A good shot is when Gabriel tricks Max (Mike's spy babysitter) to go to Freddy where he proceeds to bite her in half. Chica also using the cupcake was funny sometimes. The first building scene with the animatronics wasn't that cringe to me because they're children and we're controlled by William to trick Abby in thinking they're safe. Mat Pat got 3 lines but slayed it in the movie. Also Sparky is in the movie!!!!! He has two references as an actual animatronic suit and as the name of the restaurant Mat Pat's character works at. They wall a doll also based on the one from the silver eyes. Also a scene where Abby is hiding from Foxy like in the beginning of the silver eyes and she also hides in the ball pit which made me think of into the pit with demon Bonnie. Oh yeah William does become The Springtrap in this movie when the cupcake rips off a part of his suit triggering the Spring locks and a slow and painful death and possession of his own corpse. Cory as a cab driver was perfect when he drives Golden Freddy and Abby to Freddy's so they can kills her he had a funny reaction to Cassidy. He got the post credit scene where this little bitch ass balloon boy that is jumpscarejng everyone jumpscares him. Also Vanessa is actually William's kid. He tries to stab her when she tries to stop him but she survives but is put into a coma. Also 16 bit animations were great and the Newton Brothers killed it on the soundtrack. Also Living Tombstone in the credits felt amazing to hear. Also stick around past the post credit Cory scene and The Living Tombstone song a robotic voice will say "Come find me" when the Puppet's music box plays in the background. Overall fucking loved the movie. Actaully seeing it didn't feel real and watching it on Peacock can't express how much better it is to watch in theaters and theatre full of FNAF fans no less. Even my parents who knew almost nothing about the lore only played a bit of the games loved it so give it a watch it's fantastic.