Five Nights at Freddy's scores 109 on the ScoutScore, which is Strong. Significant content. Read the scene list first. FilmScout maps 17 flagged scenes and 1 worth skipping.
What FilmScout flagged
Heads up
9
Mute
7
Skip
1
Kinds of content
Action, Theme, Dark Imagery, Substance Use, Profanity (mild)
Scenes FilmScout flagged
Mute Opening chase and attack
HEADS UP Mike attacks a stranger at the park
HEADS UP Aunt Jane threatens to take Abby away
Mute Animatronics kill the vandals
HEADS UP Scattered profanity
HEADS UP Ghost children and animatronics in the dark
HEADS UP Children's voices sing about the yellow rabbit
HEADS UP Bacon mentioned (dietary note)
Mute Dream children ask Mike to give up Abby
Mute Foxy attacks Mike; Freddy drags Abby away
Where each one lands in the runtime, and alerts that arrive before it does, are in the app.
Talk about it after
“Mike spends years trying to find out what happened to his brother Garrett, even when it puts him and Abby in danger. What do you think helps someone decide when holding on to something from the past is worth it, and when it might be time to let go?”
Common questions
Is Five Nights at Freddy's okay for kids?
Five Nights at Freddy's scores 109 on FilmScout's ScoutScore, which places it in the Strong tier. Significant content. Read the scene list first. FilmScout has mapped 17 flagged scenes in it, covering action, theme, dark imagery. The right answer depends on your child, which is why FilmScout shows you the scenes instead of giving a verdict.
What is the ScoutScore for Five Nights at Freddy's?
109, which is the Strong tier. The ScoutScore is driven by the intensity of a movie's heaviest moments rather than how many it has.