Final Destination: Bloodlines is a wickedly fun return to form, blending razor-sharp humor with nail-biting suspense. The opening sequence—a sky-high restaurant disaster—is pure cinematic anxiety, setting the tone for a relentless ride. Characters like Erik and Bobby are surprisingly engaging, their banter adding levity between the dread. The kill scenes are masterclasses in tension, escalating with Rube Goldberg precision until the inevitable, gruesome payoff. Directors Zach Lipovsky and Adam B. Stein embrace the franchise’s twisted charm, making this entry both hilarious and horrifying.
2025 is proving to be a fine year in horror, with this "Weapons", "Bring Her Back", "Dangerous Games", "Clown In A Cornfield", "Prescence" and "Companion" all being A+ in my book.
4.5/5
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