The effects and acting, however…there is much to be desired. The turbulent, intense, and genuinely terrifying plot became ingrained in my brain since I watched the first film. I have always been very fond of the Final Destination franchise, but it feels like a guilty pleasure. Despite its comedy/horror genre, I would go so far as to call the franchise somewhat comfort films for me. The franchise was one of the first horror franchises that I ever got into, and, as someone who is not big on the genre in general, it is the only one that I am still attached to. They each have a similar storyline, but with new characters and situations. There are five Final Destination films, the first from 2000, and the final released in 2011. However, each of the films ultimately shies away from the traditional route of trying to impart as much fear as possible and turns instead to surrealism, comedy, and tacky effects. Final Destination 2, the log truck death sequence They are all based on the idea that you cannot cheat death, with plot-lines that have the ability to be blood-curdling dark.
Full of suspense, comedy, and intrigue, the franchise has loyal fans. It has scathing critical reviews but somehow became popular enough for five films. The Final Destination franchise has, to date, made $665 million in the global box office. But that is not to say there are no problems with it. I have loved this franchise ever since I saw the first film about ten years ago.
Final Destination, the franchise that ruined the way we see log trucks and sunbeds.
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