Final Destination Bloodlines

"I'll give this 4 stars just for the kills being creative. I also really liked the opening scene/premonition. I liked how they connected everything. It was also great seeing Tony Todd and getting more clarity on his character."

"Funny I laugh"

"Great addition to the franchise! Funny, twisted, and full of awesome death sequences. I loved the connection to the other films and loved all the ❤️ shown to FD2! Also a great send off to Tony ! "

"Final Destination Bloodlines is the best of the series. The opening disaster is excellent and quite atmospheric. I also appreciated the dysfunctional family dynamic as well and that the characters do really care for each other. On that note, Erik and Bobby's (my favorites this time around) deaths are absolutely brutal and possibly the saddest. It was good to see Tony Todd - his part felt so personal. My Final Destination series ranking: 1. Final Destination Bloodlines 2. Final Destination 5 3. Final Destination 3 4. Final Destination 5. Final Destination 2 . . . . . 6. The Final Destination "

"25 years into the series, you know going in what you are getting into. [*Small Spoiler Alert*] Outside of my admitted bias from the first major scene and basis of the plot taking place at the Space Needle in Seattle, which is where I live, I think the film provided a great backstory for what ultimately played out. Can't knock Final Destination for any irrational things that happened or the improbable ways in which the characters die. Very dark comedy?"

"Good movie 🍿 "

"Loved Tony Todd & Richard Harmon, the end lol. The opening sequence was excellent & they should have made a period Final Destination, that would have rocked. This family storyline was boring & not interesting. I didn’t care what happened to them. Maybe it was lazy writing but overall they just ran out of gas 1/2 way through, i didn’t even finish watching 3/5 "

"Directed by Zach Lipovsky and Adam B. Stein, Bloodlines introduces college student Stefani Reyes (Kaitlyn Santa Juana), who becomes entangled in a deadly legacy linked to a past catastrophe. The film explores the chilling concept that Death's design may extend beyond the original survivors to their descendants, adding a generational depth to the narrative. This innovative angle revitalizes the franchise's core premise, offering both nostalgia and novelty to audiences. Staying true to its roots, Bloodlines showcases a series of elaborate and gruesome death sequences that transform everyday scenarios into harrowing experiences. From household appliances to medical equipment, the film's creative fatalities are both shocking and darkly humorous, maintaining the franchise's reputation for turning the mundane into the macabre. Kaitlyn Santa Juana delivers a compelling performance as Stefani, capturing the character's descent into fear and determination. The film also features Tony Todd reprising his role as William Bludworth, providing a poignant farewell to the franchise following his passing in 2024. Directors Lipovsky and Stein infuse the film with a balance of suspense and dark humor, revitalizing the series for a new generation. Final Destination: Bloodlines has been well-received, earning a "Certified Fresh" rating of 93% on Rotten Tomatoes, the highest in the franchise's history. The film's opening weekend grossed $51.6 million domestically, marking the biggest debut for the series. Critics praise its inventive death sequences and the emotional depth added by exploring familial ties. Final Destination: Bloodlines successfully reinvigorates the franchise, blending nostalgia with fresh storytelling. Its exploration of generational consequences adds depth to the horror, making it a standout entry that appeals to both longtime fans and newcomers. "

"I liked it. Great humor 👍🏾"

"4.5 / dude that was crazy, everything that happened was just 😬😥😨😲 and I lowkey have new fears that I never knew existed! Good movie and I totally recommend 👍"