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Overall, I would say this is a below average film and it is. But I can't deny that I had some fun with this film and if you aren't a film purist and want something to laugh with and turn your mind off then I would actually say this could be worth a watch. Little does The Janitor know that Willy's Wonderland has a dark past and its animatronic mascots – including Gus the Gorilla and Arty the Alligator – have a taste for blood, leaving The Janitor facing a battle for survival as the violent mascots come to life and interrupt his cleaning duties. After the announcement, the film received a small cult following, with many comparing it to the Five Nights at Freddy's video game series, although Parsons and Lewis denied any similarities. The custom pinball machine in the film was based on the 1982 Gottlieb table Devil's Dare. [11] Certain changes were made during production; the title was changed from Wally's Wonderland to Willy's Wonderland due to legal issues; and original animatronic characters Douglas Dog, Pauly Penguin, Beary Bear, Pirate Pete, and Regina Rabbit were replaced with Arty Alligator, Tito Turtle, Gus Gorilla, Knighty Knight, and Cammy Chameleon, respectively. After the police finally entered the Super Happy Fun Room, they discovered that Jerry and his crew had performed a satanic suicide ritual.

Jerry Robert Willis is essentially William Afton/Springtrap since he's not only a serial killer who is an employee at a pizza restaurant but he transfers his soul to an animatronic.Serial Killer: The animatronics of course and the cult of cannibal Satanists they were before their ritual suicide transferred their souls to the animatronics. It's eventually revealed that they regularly left the confines of Willy's Wonderland to kill and eat people before the town's leading citizens made a Deal with the Devil to provide them with victims in exchange for staying put inside the restaurant. Watch Nicolas Cage battle giant animatronic animals in 'Willy's Wonderland' teaser". Entertainment Weekly. Archived from the original on January 15, 2021 . Retrieved January 17, 2021. After the town hires a crew of builders to demolish the restaurant, Willy and the others leave the restaurant and proceed to kill the foreman and the rest of the builders before slaughtering several townspeople and massacring a basketball game. After the killings, the Sheriff, Deputy Lund, and a mob head to Willy's Wonderland with intent to destroy the animatronics.

Foreshadowing: if you look carefully, in the very first scene of the Janitor, driving in his car, he has a set of dog tags hanging from his rearview mirror. Which helps explain his fighting skills. As much as the movie would love to be 90 minutes of Cage quietly glowering at menacing machines, it can't be, so other characters roll in to both add to the bloodshed and also fill out the Willy lore. Emily Tosta's Liv, along with her circle of soon-to-be-butchered friends, is hellbent on ending the terror that Willy's inflicts on others. She's sort of a lone crusader in Hayesville, willing to stand up to Willy and his horde, and she forms an alliance with Cage's Janitor. Though due to the Janitor's oddball habits and enigmatic work regimen (which, again, we don't really get closure on) it's a strained connection. It's clear, however, that she's drawn to him as an outsider since that's how she feels herself.

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On June 25, 2021, Parsons confirmed that American Mythology Productions would release a comic book series serving as a prequel to the film. [17] First issue [ edit ] Mysterious Past: The Janitor's capacity for violence and utter indifference to the bizarre circumstances surrounding him seem to imply he's been involved in some very strange situations in his past, but nothing is ever made of it.

The absolute joy of 'Willy's Wonderland' is that it doesn't take itself seriously, but it pretends that it does. Everything is portrayed with 100% deliberate deadpan delivery. I'm immediately reminded of John Carpenter's criminally underappreciated 'Ghosts of Mars' - 'Wonderland' is ridiculously over the top in every way, employing every trope and boneheaded narrative choice that it can. In another movie we'd laugh at these things and rightly point at them as detractions, but in the right hands, with sharp and pointed writing, it becomes a brazen, shameless delight. It's no denying that Nicolas Cage likes to have fun with the roles he chooses. He used to be a very solid dramatic actor, but the craziness of his performances has been there since the beginning as well. This is why I found the choice to make his character mute to be very surprising. Not having one single line throughout the entire film was a bold move, but it made it that much more enjoyable honestly. His facial expressions and the fact that he just really loves soda is enough to know that he means business and has no fear. If that sounds dumb and ridiculous, that's because it is, but it also works. Willy’s Wonderland mostly goes in the same direction, but without the aid of coherent dialogue. The spiritual relative of Scott Cawthon’s Five Nights at Freddy’s horror-game series, Willy’s Wonderland challenges Cage to forgo his voice, long considered his best asset. He has to communicate solely through gesture and expression. As a silent stranger stranded in a made-up dump in the middle of Nowhere, Nevada, Cage, aka “the Janitor,” goes toe-to-toe with bloodthirsty animatronic beasts in a family entertainment center-cum-abbatoir, once shut down on account of a rash of child murders, and now in the midst of an ill-advised renovation by macho entrepreneur Tex Macadoo (Ric Reitz).Workplace Horror: A janitor just trying to do his job is being chased by blood-thirsty animatronics.