US EditionThe 10 Best Final Destination Deaths
- New Line released Final Destination: Bloodlines on May 15, 2025, marking the franchise's first sequel in 14 years.
- The sequel follows the established horror pattern where survivors of a disaster premonition face brutal deaths one by one, continuing the 25-year franchise legacy.
- Directed by Zach Lipovsky and Adam Stein, Bloodlines plays at 3,400 locations with strong appeal among audiences under 25, especially women and men.
- The film aims for a domestic opening between $35 million and $40 million and a global gross near $70 million in 74 territories.
- Bloodlines' release signals renewed franchise momentum, leveraging fan nostalgia and its distinct depiction of death's inevitability to sustain interest after a long hiatus.
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The Warner Bros wave at the box office continues this weekend with New Line’s Final Destination: Bloodlines, the first sequel in 14 years in the 25 year old horror franchise, eyeing a series record start between $35M-$40M at 3,400 locations. The global outlook for Bloodlines is $70M with 74 territories going with U.S. The Zach […]
The 'Final Destination: Bloodlines' scene where a guy is dragged by his nose ring took 5 days to shoot, the actor said
Richard Harmon as Erik in "Final Destination: Bloodlines."Warner Bros. PicturesThe "Final Destination: Bloodlines" trailer shows a character getting dragged by his nose piercing.The actor Richard Harmon said the ambitious stunt involved real fire and took five days to shoot.He also told BI he had freedom to get weird with his character, and asked to lick a garbage truck.Even fans of the "Final Destination" movies probably winced at a man being d…
The 10 Best Final Destination Deaths
Warning: Gross and hilarious death scene images/talk follows!After a lengthy 14-year hiatus, the Final Destination franchise is finally coming back to theaters with a sixth installment, Final Destination: Bloodlines. The basic formula for this series has always involved someone having had a premonition that leads a group of people to narrowly avoid dying in a disaster – except by doing so, they’re defying the will of Death itself, who’s none too…
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