The "Final Destination" movie franchise presents slasher scenarios in which Death itself is the killer, and here are the 10 best kills (so far).

Final Destination 3' turns 20 this year — and along with it, one of the greatest deaths in horror movies that ruined the spa ...

Warning: This article contains spoilers for Final Destination: Bloodlines!The time has finally come, Final Destination fans! After a 14-year hiatus, the long-awaited sixth entry, Final Destination: ...

Few deaths in the Final Destination series feel as shockingly mundane—and thus unforgettable—as the glass pane kill in Final Destination 2. Tim Carpenter (James Kirk) doesn’t die in some elaborate ...

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"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." IN 2000, FINAL Destination immediately established itself as a different kind of horror movie. Lots of ...

Tim has won over 25 screenwriting awards, including Best Original Screenplay and Best Horror Feature Screenplay, with his work being hailed as "complex, layered, and bloodcurdling." He wrote the 2014 ...

Final Destination Bloodlines begins in 1968, where Iris (Brec Bassinger) attends the grand opening of the luxurious Sky View high-rise restaurant with her boyfriend Paul (Max Lloyd-Jones). Iris has a ...

Final Destination 3 isn’t typically considered the best entry in the franchise. That honor usually goes to the original, ...

Slasher movies have always had a bit of a continuity problem. Basic story arcs demand resolution, and the only one audiences will really accept is one that sees the Big Bad finally meet their end. But ...

You know what they say: Death always finds a way. Right? Regardless of the saying, Final Destination Bloodlines has found its way onto streaming. The box office crushing movie will officially find its ...

The death of Terry Chaney (Amanda Detmer) in the original Final Destination is burned into pop culture not because of gore or buildup, but because it feels like something that could happen ...