Final Destination Bloodlines was the long-awaited continuation in the horror franchise, and thankfully, the newest entry showed that the series has not yet run out of steam. Bloodlines' reviews were excellent, and with a franchise-high box office, the film brought Final Destination back into the conversation surrounding the most iconic modern horror series. However, while the movie was great, it unfortunately disproved a popular fan theory surrounding one of the franchise's most beloved characters and their potential survival in the universe. 431g60

One of the biggest legacy sequels of the year was Final Destination Bloodlines, the continuation of the classic horror/thriller franchise primarily from the 2000s. The movie brought Final Destination back to theaters for the first time in nearly 15 years, and so far, Bloodlines' reviews have shown that the franchise is still operating at full force. One major positive strewn throughout the reviews was the performances by the central cast, most notably one of the franchise's most recognizable recurring actors, Tony Todd, who has played William Bludworth in most of the movies.

Final Destination Bloodlines made a surprising change to the franchise's approach to premonitions. The 2025 movie is the sixth installment in the supernatural horror franchise, which kicked off in 2000 with FInal Destination. The original movie starred Devon Sawa as Alex Browning, a high school student who has a premonition of his class's plane crashing while on a trip to Paris. When he and several others leave the plane amid his panic, they survive the disaster, only to have Death itself hunt them down and kill them in a variety of gory ways as vengeance for escaping their designated fates.

Warning: This article contains mild spoilers for Final Destination: BloodlinesFinal Destination 5, which many consider the best movie in the franchise, marked a return to form for the films after The Final Destination left viewers wondering if the franchise had any mileage left in it anymore. Final Destination Bloodlines' box-office milestone proves that, despite the 14-year gap since Final Destination 5, the last film made viewers want more Final Destination movies. It is one of the most innovative entries in the franchise, introducing a new theory, featuring memorably gory deaths, and ending with one of the greatest plot twists in horror film history.

Warning: This article contains spoilers for Final Destination Bloodlines.

Final Destination 3very much stuck to the formula that had proven successful in the other two Final Destination movies, but the original ending would have offered a game-changing twist. The third movie in the Final Destination franchise continued the idea of a protagonist having a vision of a disaster (a roller-coaster accident in this case), saving herself and others from certain death, only for Death to target them to ensure it is never cheated.

Final Destination Bloodlines has broken a 16-year franchise record. The new horror movie, which follows college student Stefani Reyes (Kaitlyn Santa Juana) learning that she and her family are being targeted by Death itself, is the sixth installment in the supernatural horror franchise. The Final Destination Bloodlines release kicked off the weekend before Memorial Day, taking No. 1 at the domestic box office and ending the two-week reign of the new Marvel Cinematic Universe movie Thunderbolts*. Additionally, its staggering worldwide debut of $102 million saw it outgross the entire run of 2003's Final Destination 2 in just three days.

Final Destination Bloodlines has ed a major box office milestone. The 2025 movie, which was directed by Zach Lipovsky and Adam Stein from a screenplay by Guy Busick and Lori Evans Taylor, is the sixth installment in the horror franchise, which follows Death hunting down people who have escaped disaster via premonitions and killing them in a variety of creatively gory ways. The Final Destination Bloodlines release had a promising start, grossing $102 million worldwide during its opening weekend and outgrossing the entire run of 2003's Final Destination 2 in just three days.

Warning: This article contains spoilers for Final Destination Bloodlines.Final Destination Bloodlines has conclusively proven a popular fan theory about the franchise to be incorrect. The series kicked off in 2000 with Final Destination, which followed Alex Browning (Devon Sawa) having a premonition of him and his classmates dying in a plane crash. Thanks to his panic, several of his classmates and one of his teachers survive the calamity, but Death itself hunts down the survivors one by one and kills them in a variety of creative and gory ways as revenge for defying its design. The following five installments, including 2025's Bloodlines, generally follow this same rough structure.

Warning: This article contains spoilers for Final Destination Bloodlines.