When Alex Browning had a terrifying premonition of Flight 180 exploding, he saved his classmates. But cheating Death carries a horrifying price.
Inspired by a real-life X-Files script, the airplane explosion remains one of the most stressful opening sequences in cinematic horror history.
Unlike slashers with knives, Death weaponizes everyday household items: leaking water pipes, frayed wires, kitchen knives, and tea kettles.
Horror icon Tony Todd as mortician William Bludworth delivered the franchise's spine-chilling lore: 'In Death, there are no accidents.'
Survivors die in the exact order they were originally destined to perish on the plane. Intervening only passes the curse to the next victim.
Relive every heart-stopping twist across the 5-film franchise as Final Destination: Bloodlines prepares to terrify theaters.