Five Nights at Freddy's 2 Drops Its First Teaser Trailer
Horror films are a dime a dozen these days, but film adaptations of horror games are decidedly more rare. That being said, one gaming franchise successfully made the leap to the big screen a few years ago and shows few signs of slowing down. Unlike many video game-to-film adaptations over the past thirty years, movies based on horror games have done surprisingly well at the box office. The initialResident Evilfilm franchise ran for a whopping six movies, 2006’sSilent Hillgrossed nearly $100 million, and even something like 2005’s ill-fatedDoomadaptation starring Karl Urban and Dwayne Johnson is something of a cult classic....