Corey M. Floyd

Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 isn’t misunderstood, daring, or secretly brilliant. It’s a franchise sequel built on obligation, not inspiration, leaning on lore and fandom loyalty to excuse weak storytelling, flat direction, and a total absence of dread. When fans are expected to finish the movie themselves, something has gone deeply wrong.

Welcome to Derry reframes horror by showing racism as the fuel that keeps Pennywise alive—and why the town deserves its monster.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 should have been another blockbuster entry for the franchise. Instead, it exposes deeper problems: stale design, aggressive microtransactions, technical issues, and a story that never lands. This isn’t just a bad game. It’s a warning.