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The quality of the film isn’t entirely determined by its budget. It can depend in some areas but good films can be made on lower budgets and vice versa. Mostly depends on the people behind it.
The most frightening part in my opinion was always the atmopshere and story, but Five Nights At Freddy's Help Wanted fixes the issues with the jumpscares. The animation is better, and the jumpscares are terrifying.
Funny, the jumpscares actually never scared me. In fact, I actually laughed at them most of the time. The only thing that scared me was simply the character designs in later entries, that's all. Not even the backstory creeps me out.
I think the creator struggled, and still struggles a bit, with understanding good horror. I can't really blame him, though. I mean, before FNAF he was making kids games. lol
Born on 2003 TurtlesI'm of a weird generation where TMNT had JUST started to fizzle out and it rose back up when I was too old and I had other options
Basically in the same boat. I caught some reruns of the 80s cartoon as a kid, but it definitely wasn't "my" thing.I'm of a weird generation where TMNT had JUST started to fizzle out and it rose back up when I was too old and I had other options
Legit, i think i spent more time buying and changing costumes in Botw and Odyssey more than playing the actual game lol.
I was born in 1991 which was the same year Nickelodeon launched their original cartoons (Rugrats, Doug and Ren & Stimpy), so I had no reason to switch to Saturday Morning which TMNT was on. Later I would get all the WB shows like Animaniacs and Batman when they reran on Cartoon Network
I find the story rather intriguing. It's really dark, but not to the point of being silly.
FNAF 1 actually did have ghosts possessing the machines after the kids were killed. (There's a chance the rules in hallway will change to a newspaper detailing the incident, hinting this is the case.) The guy on the phone simply tries to sell if off as the animatronics malfunctioning.
I remember when Ed, Edd n Eddy had a "Cartoon Cartoons" bumper even though technically it was an outsourced cartoon
Mostly the first 4 seasons. I think the show got a little too silly after that.
Only connoisseurs of cartoon media remember the Nood era.
Cartoon Network also still owns the IP. Cartoon Cartoons and the like don't necessarily imply they made them, just that they own the intellectual property.I remember when Ed, Edd n Eddy had a "Cartoon Cartoons" bumper even though technically it was an outsourced cartoon
I think back then they considered any original cartoon airing on Cartoon Network as a Cartoon Cartoon. Samurai Jack was the exception because it was very different in tone and structure.I remember when Ed, Edd n Eddy had a "Cartoon Cartoons" bumper even though technically it was an outsourced cartoon
Scientists have found the last image the human mind processes before death.
I'm of a weird generation where TMNT had JUST started to fizzle out and it rose back up when I was too old and I had other options
I'm of a weird generation that remembers a guy in a Raphael suit dressed in an overcoat swinging a baseball bat and screaming "DAMN!" throughout NYC.
Mission Ed-possible
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Loved it. Flopped so bad CN did a write off on it so they could never profit from it again.Ok but anyone remember Megas XLR tho
That **** got me into fourth wall breaking humor
Gone too soon...
