Review: 'Final Destination: Bloodlines' is like a Hitchcock film with inevitable death

Review: 'Final Destination: Bloodlines' is like a Hitchcock film with inevitable death

Dormant for the past 14 years, the “Final Destination” franchise, known for its grisly sequences of people meeting their doom, returns to theaters with a bang. Absence really does make the heart grow fonder, as long as it survives a…

The 'Final Destination' Series Should Be a Religion: How Tony Todd’s Bludworth Cracks the Meaning of Life and Death

Final Destination Bloodlines is more than a movie. In a single scene starring a legendary thespian, it offers enough profound philosophy to form the basis of its own religion. That previous sentence might seem like a joke. The Final Destination series is widely regarded as escapist schlock, not high art. But the premise of the franchise lends itself to theological interpretation (Pulitzer Prize-winning film critic Roger Ebert acknowledged as muc…

Doom runs in the family in ‘Final Destination: Bloodlines’

Following in the rebooted footsteps of its sister horror franchises “Halloween,” “Hellraiser” and “Evil Dead,” the “Final Destination” series is back from the dead after fourteen years with “Final Destination: Bloodlines.” Production on this latest installment began in 2021, when “Wicked Wicked Games” scribe Lori Evans Taylor was hired to develop the story. The film began picking up steam when… Source

The Pythagora Switch of Death Returns