The red eye design received a similarly frosty reception on ResetEra, too. Others, including newslender19, ShuckU, MrDitkovichNeedsRent, and Neebrasc agreed with that duo, calling the red eye design "generic", "cheesy and predictable", and "goofy". "I'll be honest, not huge on the red eyes thing," MichalTygrys lamented, while NotAThrowaway1911 wrote: "The red eyes are the only nitpick I have with this trailer". Over on the FNAF Reddit page, users weren't shy in expressing their displeasure over the use of red eyes to tell audiences when the animatronics are prowling for people (read: Mike Schmidt) to kill.
The eye color change is simply a visual cue to help audiences determine the animatronics are peaceful and when they're not.Įven so, diehard FNAF fans aren't impressed with this little detail. Additionally, it distinguishes the two modes that they have: their daytime, pacifist mode (complete with white eyes) when the eatery is open, and families come to get their fill of pizza and animatronic-based fun, and their night time, set-to-kill mode. Now, there's a clear reason why the animatronics' eyes change color when they're in attack mode. There is, though, one aspect of the teaser – and film by proxy – that fans aren't happy with: the animatronics' red eyes. Many have praised its indie horror aesthetic, the like-for-like looks of the animatronics, and the overall tone and vibe it's giving off. Given its devoted fan following, the Five Nights at Freddy's movie has been warmly received by diehards across the internet.
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