Spring locks: Impale organs

I like how you explained the suits and springlocks in a way that actually makes sense, especially with the inclusion of a fiberglass shell. I also like how you explained how the bite actually happened in a way that makes sense, in the game lore Fredbear was built with an already hard jaw that can crush heads for no apparent reason, but here Fredbear was built with a normal jaw but the people from the company wanted to give him a full set of teeth so that he can have a perfect smile and smile at the audience, but the teeth were too heavy for the jaw too handle so they gave him a hard jaw! That's genius!

The springlock suits if existed in real life would seem to be that “safety hazard from the 80’s no one cared about until someone got hurt”, this is honestly so immersing

"it killed him but only for a while" is one of the scariest sentences i've read

The way you explained the spring locks made them feel like something that made logistical sense for the first time ever, rather than just the obvious death trap they were in most other depictions.

It genuinely terrifies me that the endoskeletons are communicating from across the building with the happy birthday song. Like they turned what little speech they're programmed with into a personal language only they understand

It genuinely has to be so horrifying being a helpless employee and seeing the animatronics call out to each other with the Happy Birthday song as they lumber around.

I think it’s safe to say that if someone gave battington the budget to make an animated found footage horror series, we would not be sleeping for the next month. This is how you make analog horror ladies and gentlemen

The idea of springlock terrifies me. That entire suit has always seemed like an Iron Maiden to me, and makes me wonder, who the hell would willingly get in that suit unless they were suicidal?

0:57 I love the camera unfocused and then the dude zooms in and it focuses on the animatronic,great work,keep it up man.

3:53 I love the detail of dry blood around the eyes, showing that spring lock failures have indeed happened. It was either recent or the employees simply didn't clean the suit thoroughly enough.

Everybody talks about how spooky these are, but can we talk about just how good it actually looks?

As terrifying as the puppet is, she’s the most loving and caring character in the entire series. The part at the end where she’s talking is the only time I truly felt safe watching this.

Something I love about this interpretation of the springlock suits is that the way they operate basically guaranties a 0% chance of survival during a springlock failure. Even supposing you had someone to try and get you out, there's ten different locks on the whole suit to unwind manually, a fiberglass shell you have to take off piece by piece, and an endoskeleton that wraps around your whole body. It makes the whole concept all the more terrifying because you KNOW you're not recovering once those locks go.

I don't think I've ever witnessed anything as horrific and terrifying as the scene with the crawling animatronic, glitching with the built-in music, as a please evacuate message plays in the background, it gives a vibe that you haven't escaped yet and you are the last one there.

Can we take a moment to discuss the scene with Animatronic Freddy crawling across the floor, trying to find Spring Bonnie by singing a distorted version of Happy Birthday? That was honestly amazing. Coupled with the fire alarm and intercom voice telling patrons to evacuate, that entire scene was as enthralling as it was terrifying