The wildest death in the entire franchise is also one I adore for its ridiculousness. Although the scene was extremely silly ...

It's fair to say that the Final Destination movies don't scrimp on the grotesque. Ever since 2000, these films have been delivering some of the most horrifying and elaborate death sequences that any ...

The Final Destination films are responsible for an entire generation's phobia of tanning beds, rollercoasters and log trucks, with the aforementioned items all proving fatal in some of the franchise's ...

After 14 years, the franchise returned with Final Destination Bloodlines on May 16. The new installment serves as both a prequel and a sequel, following Iris (Brec Bassinger) as she saves everyone ...

In 2000, Final Destination immediately established itself as a different kind of horror movie. Lots of people die, yet there is no killer. Final Destination is a slasher film without anyone doing the ...

It’s been 14 years since we were last traumatised by the iconic horror franchise, Final Destination… and now it’s back. The sixth film in the series, Bloodlines, is in cinemas now, treating fans to a ...

The Final Destination horror film franchise is one of the bloodiest to ever hit our screens. Each of the five films in the American series, released between 2000 and 2011, sees a group of characters ...

A quarter of a century ago, Stifler from American Pie got decapitated by a piece of train shrapnel and launched a truly great horror franchise. The film was Final Destination — a high-concept horror ...

From defective roller coasters to faulty tanning beds, Final Destination has taught us fear in the everyday – turning the most mundane experiences into death traps and making us wonder whether every ...

An injury lawyer has weighed in on just how likely the horror franchise's most grisly deaths are to occur in the real world. The Final Destination series has instilled an entire generation with the ...