Complete Review of All 5 Final Destination Movies with Bloodlines Commentary

🎧 Download our Final Destination BLOODLINES commentary track: https://patreon.com/posts/129165143 ✅ Follow me: http://instagram.com/striffleric 🎤 Guest: http://instagram.com/djsj614 💬 Join us on Discord! https://discord.gg/prettymuchit 📺 Watch more of our commentary videos... https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyqhcz5TY4jKivlXT5dO_1rAan4FjwL91 ✂️ Edited by: http://instagram.com/octaviankaul 🧬 Produced by: http://existence.media With Final Destination Bloodlines out now, I figured it was time for a rewatch of the previous 5 movies! Derick has randomly only seen the third movie and knows nothing else, and while he is a big horror fan he did reveal to me that he is averse to gore. I assured him this would not be an issue. 😇 ABOUT PRETTY MUCH IT Since 2013, Eric Striffler and his funny friends have provided comedic commentary for your favorite (and least-favorite) movies & shows! These are not reactions, they're commentary tracks focused on funny bits & conversations inspired by whatever we're watching. The full commentary tracks are heavily edited down for highlight videos posted here on YouTube. New commentary tracks every Monday & Friday on http://patreon.com/prettymuchit - 1,000+ tracks and counting! Go tigers!!! ABOUT ERIC STRIFFLER Since 2004, Eric has been creating various projects on the internet including movie/TV commentary series Pretty Much It and improv comedy series Pity Applause, as well as IRL projects including writing & directing the immersive theatre production Nyctophobia and producing the off-Broadway show The Life & Slimes of Marc Summers. He's also been living & traveling the country in a van since 2017. PLOT (via Wiki & ChatGPT) High school student Alex Browning (Devon Sawa) has a terrifying premonition that his plane to Paris will explode, and after panicking, he and several classmates are removed from the flight—which then explodes just as he foresaw. Though initially dismissed as a coincidence, the survivors begin dying in bizarre accidents, leading Alex and fellow survivor Clear Rivers (Ali Larter) to realize they’ve cheated Death, who is now reclaiming them in the order they would have died. Despite Alex's efforts to intervene, death continues its pursuit. Months later in Paris, Alex, Clear, and Carter (Kerr Smith) celebrate their survival, but another ominous accident suggests Death’s plan is still unfolding. A year after the Flight 180 explosion, college student Kimberly Corman (A.J. Cook) has a premonition of a deadly highway pile-up (including an infamous log truck) and prevents several people from entering the road—only to witness the crash moments later. When the survivors begin dying in strange accidents, Kimberly seeks help from Clear Rivers, who explains that Death is now working in reverse order. After high school student Wendy Christensen (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) has a premonition of a deadly rollercoaster accident at an amusement park, she prevents several classmates—including Kevin Fischer (Ryan Merriman), Ashley Freund (Chelan Simmons), Ian McKinley (Kris Lemche), Ashlyn (Crystal Lowe), Frankie (Sam Easton), Lewis (Texas Battle), and Erin (Alexz Johnson)—from boarding, though her boyfriend Jason (Jesse Moss) and best friend Carrie (Gina Holden) die in the crash. When the survivors begin dying in the order they would have on the ride, Wendy and Kevin (Ryan Merriman) realize Death is targeting them, with clues hidden in photos Wendy took that night. College student Nick O’Bannon (Bobby Campo) has a premonition of a horrific accident at the McKinley Speedway, where debris from a crash kills dozens of spectators. His panic prompts him and several others—including his girlfriend Lori (Shantel VanSanten), friends Hunt (Nick Zano) and Janet (Haley Webb), and strangers like Carter (Justin Welborn), Samantha (Krista Allen), Andy (Andrew Fiscella), and George (Mykelti Williamson)—to leave just before the disaster occurs. As survivors begin dying in bizarre accidents mirroring their intended fates, Nick realizes Death is targeting them in order. Sam Lawton (Nicholas D'Agosto) has a premonition of a deadly bridge collapse and manages to save himself, his ex-girlfriend Molly (Emma Bell), and several coworkers moments before it occurs. As survivors begin dying in gruesome accidents, coroner William Bludworth (Tony Todd) reveals that Death is reclaiming those who escaped, unless they kill someone to inherit their remaining lifespan. While Olivia (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood), Candice (Ellen Wroe), Isaac (P.J. Byrne), and Dennis (David Koechner) die in turn, Nathan (Arlen Escarpeta) accidentally kills a coworker—possibly saving himself—and Peter (Miles Fisher) becomes unhinged, trying to murder Molly to survive. Sam kills Peter in self-defense, seemingly escaping Death. However, weeks later, Sam and Molly unknowingly board Volée Airlines Flight 180—tying the film to the original Final Destination—where they die in the plane’s explosion. #finaldestination #death #tonytodd