FNAF Security Breach Part 2 - Exciting Gameplay and Edits

CLIPS on Instagram: "⚔️ Interesting fact: Jujutsu Kaisen (2020–present) — The creator of the series, Gege Akutami, chose the name “Jujutsu” because it literally translates to “sorcery” or “magical arts,” focusing on a world where human negative emotions manifest as dangerous “Curses.” The series is famous for its “Domain Expansion” technique, which allows high-level sorcerers to create a physical manifestation of their inner world, trapping their opponents in a space where their attacks are guar

Bloopers & Behind The Scenes on Instagram: "Pepe the King Prawn is one of the most memorable characters to come out of The Muppets, known for his fast-talking Spanish accent, exaggerated confidence, and complete lack of self-awareness. Introduced in the mid-1990s, Pepe quickly stood out by breaking the traditional Muppet mold, relying more on sharp dialogue and chaotic energy than slapstick. His humor comes from his unapologetic ego, absurd logic, and constant attempts to talk his way out of tro

CLIPS on Instagram: "🤪 Interesting fact: Daffy Duck (1937–present) — Originally created by Tex Avery and Bob Clampett, Daffy was one of the first “screwball” characters in animation history. Unlike Mickey Mouse or Bugs Bunny, who usually win through cleverness, Daffy was designed to be completely unhinged. In his early appearances, he was so manic and unpredictable that he would frequently break the fourth wall and jump off the screen. This chaotic energy set the blueprint for the “unleashed id

kosegruppie on Instagram: "“Yeah. It was better.” 🥲🥺 The use of flashbacks in this scene is MASTERFUL. 😭 What a way to convey Shane’s dawning realization, this was so beautiful. Thank god for Rose in all her Beard Wisdom that she knows exactly what to ask to finally (finally!!) let Shane’s feelings about himself and Ilya click into place. ❤️‍🩹 Another moment of Hudson’s acting that totally bowled me over. 😭 That anxiety rising just beneath the surface, the shaking of his head for “yes” and