Final Destination fans, listen up! The future of the franchise has been confirmed in a very exciting update. Following the success of Final Destination Bloodlines, the sixth entry overall and the ...

When "Final Destination" hit theaters in 2000, the horror genre was in an interesting place. The slasher boom of the 1980s had given way to the winking, self-aware teen horror films that followed in ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. It's like the old saying goes, the sixth time is the charm. Or, at least it seems to be for the Final Destination movie series.

"I think there’s definitely interest in making more Final Destination movies, and I'm sure they will continue to make more," confirms Final Destination Bloodlines co-director Zach Lipovsky. Since the ...

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Final Destination is back in cinemas, and we've spoken to the people who made it for an oral history of the first movie in the horror series.

That's what makes the "Final Destination" franchise so resonant, more than 25 years after the first film hit theaters. These are movies about people who try to cheat Death, who eventually figure out a ...

Are you a fan of the Final Destination franchise? The bloodytastic horror franchise first emerged in 2000, with teenage heartthrob Devon Sawa at the helm of a chilling tale about a teenager who had a ...

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 ...

The actor took IndieWire inside his role as alt sweetheart Erik Campbell for Warner Bros.' hit reboot. Mid-way through his conversation with IndieWire, Richard Harmon paused for a passing truck.