Movies in a Minute: "Five Nights at Freddy's"
Movie critic Bruce Miller says "Five Nights at Freddy's" is like something you’d find on Nickelodeon over Halloween weekend. It isn't a chilling gore fest. It tests the nerves but it doesn’t fry the brain.
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In “Five Nights at Freddy’s,” a troubled guy takes the job as guard at a pizza restaurant and discovers Freddy and the gang have a life of their own. As the PG-13 horror film haltingly moves along, we discover there isn’t that much mechanically to scare.
All “Equalizers” are not equal. Edward Woodward’s was sly and dashing. Queen Latifah’s is cunning and active. Denzel Washington’s? He’s silent and sedentary.
Annette Bening taps into the never-say-die attitude repeatedly and captures why some thought Diana Nyad was such a difficult person to embrace.
