Granny: The Movie

Mike Schmidt is a troubled young man haunted by the childhood abduction of his younger brother, Garrett. Desperate to keep custody of his little sister Abby, Mike takes a night security job at the long-abandoned Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza, a once-popular pizzeria known for its animatronic mascots. On his first few shifts, he begins experiencing strange and vivid dreams, seemingly influenced by the haunted atmosphere of the building.

The animatronic mascots—Freddy, Bonnie, Chica, and Foxy—come to life at night, driven by the spirits of murdered children. Abby, who has an unusual connection with them, helps reveal that these ghosts are seeking justice but are being manipulated by a darker force. Mike teams up with a local police officer named Vanessa, who later reveals she’s the daughter of William Afton—the man behind the child murders and the co-founder of Freddy's.

As Mike digs deeper, he uncovers the terrifying truth: Afton used the restaurant to lure and kill children, whose spirits now possess the animatronics. Afton appears disguised as a technician named "Steve Raglan" and tries to eliminate Mike and Abby, but ultimately is caught in a spring-lock suit—his own deadly invention—and is left trapped inside.

The film ends with Freddy’s secrets exposed and the siblings finally finding peace, symbolizing closure for both Mike’s past and the tormented souls haunting the restaurant.