Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The high-rise restaurant disaster that kicks off “Final Destination Bloodlines” has a “Looney Tunes” quality to it that some ...

Watching a “Final Destination” movie is like watching a Looney Tune where the anvils keep dropping, but all the characters can die. These are sick, twisted comedies about the futility of mortality and ...

“Formulaic” is typically not a word any movie-goers wants to find in a review thanks to a negative connotation, but allow me to argue for the Final Destination franchise as an exception: in the case ...

The revival — which also marks the final film role of the late Tony Todd, who has played mysterious mortician William Bludworth since the 2000 original — “takes audiences back to the very beginning of ...

Ever since I watched the first film in the series, the Final Destination franchise has had me hooked. It was built on a very simple but incredibly bleak premise: you can’t cheat death. Now, after a 14 ...

Twenty-five years ago, Final Destinationdefined a decade with its devastating and gruesome blend of horror, the disaster film and a unique dash of nihilistic dread. The first sequel didn't let up, ...

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If the defining tone of the most successful "Final Destination" films can be boiled down to "unsettling, but silly," Zach Lipovsky and Adam Stein's "Final Destination Bloodlines" maintains that ...

Zach Lipovsky and Adam B. Stein’s Final Destination: Bloodlines is an over-the-top gore fest that doesn’t take itself seriously, and there is definitely a demographic for this kind of feature. But ...

Twenty-five years since the Flight 180 disaster and these kill-a-thons finally feel like real movies. “Bloodlines” is a prequel/sequel hybrid that introduces, torments, and revives a legacy final girl ...

The Final Destination franchise is inherently silly, but also one of the most consistent franchises in horror history. No matter how cheesy the dialogue or unlikeable the characters, nothing can ...