Final Destination: Bloodlines - Reviews

...death is back and more fun than ever.

It’s funny, it’s gnarly and is entertaining as hell – everything that we wish to see every time from this franchise!

Silly, delicate, sharp, and mean, “Bloodlines” has its flaws but nevertheless confirms Death’s Design as a force worthy of its own special place in the horror hall of fame.

A testament to the powerful, simple joy of a well-executed setup and payoff, Bloodlines’ lethal Rube Goldberg machines are tactile and satisfying, benefiting from a solid blend of goopy practical and visual effects.

It may be the sixth film in a long-running franchise, but Final Destination: Bloodlines moves with the swagger of a series finding its groove all over again.

Every innocuous scenario becomes a potential line of dominoes, with the final one somehow getting jettisoned into a loved one’s airway.

...offers the precise blend of disgusting, fun, and clever that has made this series a favorite among horror fans.

Death makes a glorious comeback.

You don’t need ESP to know that Final Destination Bloodlines will start with a premonition. And this one’s a belter...

... an absurd, grotesque film for our absurd, grotesque times.

Whenever you relax a little and feel like you have it all figured out, that’s when it gets you. And it’s as enjoyable as it has ever been.

It’s a tour-de-force of voluptuously bloody slapstick that knows that we know how these movies work.

...is a gory dream come true for fans, you can trust that it comes from a place of genuine affection, the kind of place that wouldn't take kindly to anybody screwing with this franchise.

A slick, ghoulishly entertaining reboot.