Exciting!
I didn’t know about this movie, Nic Cage and the producers decided to jump on the Five Nights at Freddy’s train 7 years late??

Wow! That is cool

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That’s awesome!

There have been a couple movies like this now. The Five Nights at Freddy’s guy has missed the boat on this-

This is fantastic. Just watched last weekend.

wow neat. nic cage one of my favorite actors of all time. i also have an old friend in this movie.

I saw the movie on release day and was trying to figure out what game it used to be. I could tell it was a Gottlieb, but couldn't put my finger on it. Very cool.

Great retheme, nice job.

Apparently the storyline is so convoluted. That they have been in production hell trying to figure out how to tell the story. Probably just like the games they want to make 7 movies, too.

https://screenrant.com/five-nights-freddys-movie-delay-updates-jason-blum/

I didn’t understand why they played chimes when he was playing the pin, it definitely doesn’t use them.

That's a common thing with pins in any movie. Stock sounds from days of old.

Thanks for sharing this. I wondered if we would get to meet the creator of this re-theme on pinside.

The pinball machine was probably the best part of the entire movie...

Very nice.

Smurrill1 i saw this movie last night and thought it was just awesome! (if you’re into that kinda thing). as a kid that grew up on those “dead by dawn” horror films, it was the most fun i’ve had in months. and i was blown away at what a central part of the film the pinball machine was. anyway, i’ve been trying to find more info on that machine. this is exactly what i was looking for. thanks so much for posting this.

Very cool nice job I'll have to check this film out

Did the pin come back to you or does it reside someplace else and if so do you know who currently owns it? Just curious and wondering if it was gifted to Cage .

Is it for sale?

Wow, I just watched this movie. I really loved it! The pin was done really well and I enjoyed watching cage play it!

Great job!

Liked the movie. We just watched it here at my house. Def cool old school slasher type movie. Loved the pin. Knew it was a Gottlieb but could not figure out which one. My wife likes the pin too. Who has the pin now?

Apparently the storyline is so convoluted. That they have been in production hell trying to figure out how to tell the story. Probably just like the games they want to make 7 movies, too.

Dude there are 8 games and number 9 is about to come out.

Isochronic_Frost there are actually 8 five nights at freddys games and the ninth aka security breach is about to come out.

Smurrill1 I have one request from the machine. Could you dump the rom or upload the modded rom for the table please?

there's no modded ROM, and Smurrill1 has no reason to possess the original ROM. He simply modified the cosmetics of the machine for the movie, and the sounds were added in Post.

Oh. So the sounds from the movie were just added to the movie and not the actual machine?

My bad. Sorry.

correct. he redid the art on the playfield, and i believe he had another friend/artist do the backglass. not sure who did the cabinet, if redone at all. read his interview in TWIP. really interesting stuff..

https://www.thisweekinpinball.com/the-making-of-willys-wonderland-pinball-guest-post-by-spencer-murrill/

Semantics, 7 or 8. One off doesn’t matter, they have a ton. Just relax! Even the creator has said it’s been production hell and he’s getting pretty convoluted with how he wants to tell this overly complicated story.

Very cool! I have not seen the film but the one review I watched specifically mentioned this game and how much screentime it got!

Smurrill1 I just want to know if you (or the producers) are going to release the art to CPR so they can print this alt PF for DD?

I FINALLY watched this movie and had to come here looking for more info on the pin they used. I have to say that movie was....something. I think it definitely deserves its own thread for sure. I was truly inspired by Nicolas Cage's commitment to his pinball and energy drink breaks between slashing evil creatures. I think we can learn from that. Especially those working from home. His lack of dialogue was definitely weird, but his dance moves more than made up for it. Also I really love the retheme game and the pin itself. Inspired

The retheme from a Devil's Dare was well suited for the film. Very well designed for the movie. When the film ended, I felt like Cage had completed a mission from god. An angel sent to rid that town of its evil. He sought out those spike strips, knowing that path would lead him to destiny.

There's a comic book series providing events before the film took place. They're short, but interesting if you've dove into comics or a fan of horror films. Book 2 arrived this weekend.

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