Twenty-five years ago, the first Final Destination terrified by making everyday scenarios into death traps. Now, after a 14-year break, a new sequel is tweaking the formula.

Where Final Destination hints at supernatural forces to explain why its characters have to suffer such poetically twisted ...

A group of classmates and a few teachers board Flight 180 bound for Paris for their (very lavish) senior school trip in Final Destination.Immediately after takeoff, the plane explodes into flames ...

The first Final Destination movie released in 2000 is a classic for a ... By the time Volée Airlines Flight 180 is engulfed in flames mere minutes after departing New York's John F. Kennedy ...

The original Final Destination film starts off with one of the most traumatic scenes in the entire franchise. The movie kicks off with a group of passengers boarding Volée Flight 180, which is ...

“‘Final Destination’ starred Devon Sawa as a New York high school student named Alex who receives a premonition that the Paris-bound plane he has just boarded will catch fire in the air.

Like all of the other chapters in the franchise, Final Destination: Bloodlines doesn't have a happy ending; it ends in blood ...

If Final Destination fans were sceptical of Final Destination: Bloodlines as a result, it'd be understandable. That's coming from personal experience too because as excited as we were for the ...

Now, after a 14-year break, the dark spectre has returned with Final Destination: Bloodlines, a riotous zap-in-the-pants of "Looney Tunes by Tom Savini" entertainment that needs to be enjoyed with ...