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Awesome Movie... From beginning to end, simply perfect!!! The connections the film makes with the first films are very well conclusive and well done... I'll give it a 10/10.

So much bloody fun -- and surprisingly clever, with surprisingly believable and likable and funny characters. Absolutely the best form that a Final Destinations movie could be - 7.5 / 10

One of the better additions to the final destination series, however, few of the cast left me wanting; excellent gorey scenes that feels perfect for the final destination cinematic universe.

Very good movie. I enjoyed it from the beginning to the end. The film delivers exactly what you would have expected from it. Death can come in most cruelest way & this films showcase it brilliantly. Set pieces, element of surprises, blood, flesh, fire & every other element used in death scene are top notch. Good story, acting & direction. Strongly recommended.

I used to loved the Final Destination films when I was younger. When I heard this was coming out I was very excited and curious how they could expand the formula that Final Destination had built in the modern era. With this film, they really expanded on the lore, and made this exactly what I would expect a Final Destination movie to be now a days. It was pretty much perfect in every way, and was a ton of fun with some great deaths.

You come for the brutal deaths, and this film definitely delivers with some truly memorable kills. The opening scene is incredible, building tension perfectly, and the MRI sequence is especially spectacular. It explores some interesting ideas while also serving as a wonderful send-off for the late Tony Todd.A few gripes remain, mainly the occasional awful CGI and a somewhat underwhelming ending, but overall, this was an enjoyable ride!

Has its share of stupid, fun moments. But this mostly missed the mark for me in its design and performances.

Final destination :bloodlines was good. The final destination movies just always find a way to get under your skin. The realism of the movie just always makes me double guess everything in the real world. I love the different perspective of things going the wrong way quick. The gore was good . I would recommend this movie for a watch.

first english, below spanish: english: 'final destination 6' opens with immediate intensity, marked by a measured pace and music that perfectly supports the tension being built. from the very first moments, it is clear that the film maintains the essence of the franchise, generating anticipation with every sequence. the characters stand out for their charisma, perhaps the most memorable in the entire series, although they still lack deep development. nevertheless, they add strength to a narrative that slightly refreshes itself compared to previous installments, introducing subtle twists that renew the dynamic without losing the formula fans recognize. the deaths retain the originality and exaggeration characteristic of the final destination universe, always calibrated to create impact without breaking the internal coherence of the story. the script is carefully crafted, meeting the demands of this type of film and reinforcing the tension that accompanies the viewer from start to finish. the ending, powerful and memorable, crowns the franchise with a finale worthy of applause, consolidating 'final destination 6' as one of the best installments in the series. a breath of fresh air that, while maintaining classic elements, renews the experience and satisfies both longtime fans and those seeking intense, visceral entertainment. spanish: 'destino final 6' arranca con una intensidad inmediata, marcada por un ritmo medido y una música que acompaña a la perfección la tensión que se va construyendo. desde los primeros compases, queda claro que la película mantiene la esencia de la saga, generando anticipación con cada secuencia. los personajes destacan por su carisma, quizá los más memorables de toda la franquicia, aunque siguen careciendo de un desarrollo profundo. pese a ello, aportan fuerza a una narrativa que se refresca ligeramente respecto a entregas anteriores, introduciendo giros sutiles que renuevan la dinámica sin perder la fórmula que los fans reconocen. las muertes conservan la originalidad y exageración característica del universo destino final, siempre medidas para generar impacto sin romper la coherencia interna del relato. el guion demuestra estar cuidadosamente trabajado, cumpliendo con precisión las exigencias de este tipo de cine y reforzando la tensión que acompaña al espectador de principio a fin. el desenlace, poderoso y memorable, corona la franquicia con un cierre que invita a la ovación, consolidando 'destino final 6' como una de las mejores entregas de la saga. un soplo de aire fresco que, aun manteniendo los elementos clásicos, logra renovar la experiencia y satisfacer tanto a seguidores habituales como a quienes buscan entretenimiento intenso y visceral.

If you haven’t been a fan of previous films, this latest installment in “Final Destination” franchise won’t make you a fan series. This film stays very close to the tone of previous films. There are plenty gruesome and ingenious kills - as in previous films it is bread and butter of the series. I liked how in its running time 1 h 45 min movie barely dragged and was mindless from a start till finish. What for me wasn’t great is that this series seems to can’t evolve into something more mature.Overall, “Bloodlines” is a fun “Final Destination” slasher. It is competently made and given the box office success i’m sure w’ll get a new one soon.

Getting to see Tony Todd as a final farewell was a blessing. I really found this to be one of the top 5 best installments of the FD legacy. The audience laughed, got quiet, jump scared and enjoyed the gore. There was one area that gave me eye rolls and lost an entire rating.

It doesn’t try to fool anyone—and it doesn’t have to. The new Final Destination knows exactly what it is: a parade of imaginative deaths, buckets of blood, some dark humor, and characters who exist solely to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. But within that formula, Bloodlines works surprisingly well.Right from the start, with an opening sequence that’s already among the best in the franchise, the film makes it clear it’s going all in. There’s tension, spectacle, and a pace that rarely drops. Directors Adam Stein and Zach Lipovsky take their job seriously, even knowing they’re staging a twisted joke. And it shows in the precision of many set **** of this installment’s strengths is not taking itself too seriously, while avoiding full-on parody. There are nods for longtime fans, visual cues referencing earlier films, and a sense that—for once—the characters aren’t entirely clueless about what it means to be trapped in this curse. The family tree concept adds an intriguing layer, though it could’ve been explored more deeply.Visually, the movie is solid. Shot with large screens in mind, it offers wide shots, more polished cinematography than usual, and staging that aims for impact without losing clarity. The kills are brutal, yes, but also creative, with that playful sadism that has always defined the franchise.Does it have flaws? Of course. Some dialogues are flat, the characters stick to cliché roles, and the film occasionally flirts with unintentional parody. But overall, the balance between dark comedy, suspense, tension, and gore makes it a surprisingly enjoyable chapter—even for those who thought the saga had nothing left to **** reinvents nothing, but it does prove that with a bit of genre love, you can still make entertaining entries in a franchise that seemed spent. If you liked the previous ones, this is a safe bet. And if you never bought into the game, at least it’ll make you look twice before crossing the street.

Premonição 6: Laços de Sangue marca o retorno da franquia após mais de uma década longe dos cinemas, e traz um certo fôlego para a marca — seja pela boa recepção da crítica, do público ou até mesmo nas bilheteiras. Aqui, não há exatamente uma inovação nas cenas de mortes ou uma trama com grande potência emocional, mas o filme diverte ao apostar na memória e na nostalgia dos fãs. Ele entrega respostas aguardadas e abre espaço para possíveis sequências, com destaque para a melhor cena de abertura da franquia e para o impactante monólogo de Tony Todd. O filme funciona quase como um reboot, mas sem apagar o que veio antes — pelo contrário, valoriza ainda mais a construção da mitologia em torno da entidade Morte. É como se a Warner perguntasse: “Vocês ainda gostam da franquia?”, oferecendo nostalgia e respostas, mas sem se arriscar em algo realmente novo.O sexto filme começa de forma surpreendentemente boa, com uma construção de tensão bem feita, que cresce a cada minuto. A sensação é clara: “Ok, quando vai dar tudo errado?”. A cena poderia soar apenas como uma introdução gratuita, mas ganha relevância não só dentro da própria trama como também no contexto geral da franquia. Ela oferece material interessante que parece mais pensado para os próximos filmes do que propriamente explorado aqui. A impressão é de que a principal função deste longa é preparar terreno para uma nova fase da saga — e não exatamente se sustentar de forma isolada.Essa proposta fica evidente na forma como Premonição 6 se apoia em suas próprias referências — do clássico caminhão com toras passando pela estrada, ao trem em alta velocidade e menções e citações. O sentimento de nostalgia acompanha toda a narrativa, agradando os fãs antigos sem necessariamente afastar os novos. Com tantas conexões ao passado, somos presenteados com o marcante monólogo de Tony Todd, que retorna para finalmente revelar quem é seu personagem e encerrar sua trajetória na franquia. É o momento mais emocionante do filme — não só pela força do texto, mas também por sabermos que essa foi sua última performance antes de falecer em 2024.Como o próprio filme sugere, Laços de Sangue gira em torno de uma família e de como a Morte pode atravessar gerações. E aqui temos, talvez, a família mais emocionalmente preparada da história do cinema para lidar com mortes bizarras e inesperadas — o luto e o impacto são praticamente nulos. Nos filmes anteriores, ainda havia algum esforço para criar laços com os personagens, algo que fazia o público torcer por eles. Agora, com esse núcleo familiar pré-montado, o roteiro nem tenta gerar envolvimento. E, honestamente, não vamos assistir pelas relações e um personagens bem desenvolvidos. Ainda assim, a forma como eles lidam com as mortes soa quase caricata, com repetições de estrutura que beiram a sátira: cena da morte, funeral, tentativa de salvar o próximo da linhagem e assim vai. Isso torna os personagens pouco envolventes e praticamente **** se esse fosse o único problema, seria algo fácil de relevar. O grande atrativo da franquia sempre foram as mortes criativas, e é aí que o filme mais decepciona. O roteiro repete a mesma fórmula em todas as cenas de morte: pequenos desajustes que levam a uma tragédia em cadeia. Mas a execução aqui é repetitiva e, a partir da quarta ou quinta morte, já não surpreende mais. A ausência da criatividade e do impacto visual, que marcaram os primeiros filmes, é sentida — seja na tensão, no choque ou no simples **** resumo, Premonição 6: Laços de Sangue começa muito bem, com uma cena de abertura que considero a melhor da franquia. Ele oferece material que amarra pontas da saga e prepara terreno para novos capítulos, mas não consegue desenvolver isso dentro do próprio filme. Baseado fortemente em nostalgia e referências, o longa parece ter sido feito para agradar o fã antigo, não para se sustentar como obra isolada. Com mortes pouco inspiradas, elenco fraco e CGI digno de produção de baixo orçamento, o filme perde qualidade e ritmo rapidamente — saindo de uma abertura eletrizante para um dos finais mais fracos de todos os filmes. Pode funcionar para os fãs, mas seu valor está mais no contexto geral da franquia do que como experiência cinematográfica individual.

Quite boring besides entertaining death scenes there is not much to see. It is a brain dead movie.

With a few brilliantly staged death sequences, Final Destination: Bloodlines breathes new life into the franchise. Years later, it reminds us why this series once haunted our childhoods, and still knows how to get under our skin.

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Had fun with this installment of Final Destination. It fully delivers on what fans come for: a series of elaborate, Rube Goldberg-style death sequences that are as creative as they are brutal. The majority of death sequence had me squirming in anticipation and then cheering/ and laughing at the sheer audacity of it all. It’s not high art, but it doesn’t need to be. It knows exactly what it is and leans into it. A fun, ride from start to finish.

The deaths were clever and hits all the notes, especially the opening scene slaps but had some serious wild kills. A solid entry in the series,it knows what fans are hoping to see and a few kills really top the charts compared to the last entries.Good fun movie

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While Bloodlines doesn’t quite live up to the legacy of the previous Final Destination films, it brings a few original elements to the table. The signature concept of “Death’s Design” is still in play, though this time it feels like a downgraded version — familiar, but less impactful. Surprisingly, what stands out most isn't the kills or suspense, but the unexpected humor and a few memorable characters. Kaitlyn Santa Juana does well as the central lead, but it’s Richard Harmon who steals the show with a performance that adds both charm and weight to the chaos around him. Despite juggling a large cast, very few characters leave a mark. The pacing is decent and the film does deliver some gasp-worthy deaths early on, though it later leans more into dark comedy than horror. This tonal shift — making audiences laugh more than scream — is unusual for a Final Destination entry, but oddly entertaining. Sum up - Bloodlines is a funny, slightly gory ride that doesn’t reinvent the wheel but doesn’t completely fall off it either. Worth a watch if you’re a fan of the franchise — just don’t expect a return to form.

I loved the first one, which I watched multiple times. Final Destination has been away for just enough time that revisiting this world brought back some nostalgia. It's about what I expected going in, and it delivered well enough.

5 second TIKTOK generation brain movies are the standard now. Glad I watched this for free and turned it off near the end. As soon as I heard the 'fan service' playing Boomers greatest hits from back in the day, I knew it was going to be bad. Boomers and certain social parties are so dumb that you can play some old timey song and they will give it 10/10 even though it's a pile of crap. What makes a scary movie interesting is when characters are DEVELOPED. This movie is like a SAW movie where there's no backstory or lesson and none of the characters develop at all. The movie basically gets everything wrong and makes literally no sense. You don't kill the only hot chick in the movie as the first kill, leaving 2 old women and some mid ogre build half mexican chick (TWO WHITE PARENTS WHY IS SHE MEXICAN!?). She also can't act. She had 1 facial expression the entire movie, the 'wide eyes' or 'wide eyes with scream'. Instead of the other movies having some twist or even minor character development or suspense, this movie just lays it all out for the 5 second attention span generation. They show you the chart, tell you how everyone is going to die. The movie is so braindead they couldn't even work 'skips' into it like the other movies. 5 second TikTok brains. This one will be forgotten immediately after the money they spent for fake positive reviews wears off, just like 'Get Out' and 'Hereditary'. The crazy part is I expected nothing and still am disappointed. They couldn't resist playing the Woke Card by casting a 4/10 frumpy Latina in an all white family. It makes NO sense. They know that they will get fractions of overall profit if the family isn't white, so they want that white money but wanted to put in a woke card. 5 second TikTok brains.

“Final Destination Bloodlines” delivers to fans another installation full of suspense and brutality, exploring the idea of death running in the family to add to the lore of this franchise. While the story does well in its setup and background, the present plot begins to fade into the same level of forgettability that some of its predecessors tend to have a habit of. Regardless of the sometimes shallow plot, the filmmakers take advantage of the creative potential of the Final Destination premise to make for an entertaining feature that is perfect for a young couple that are struggling to find a movie they want to watch.

《死神来了》这个IP很早就听说过，但我也确实是从来没看过，或许系列中的某些经典桥段断断续续的刷到过，但本片是我正经看的第一部《死神来了》。这部对新人很友好，整体剧情的写作也是首尾呼应、层层递进、完美闭环，说实话如今文戏能到这个水平的电影已经不多了。死神降临的桥段都是行活了，没什么可说的。

This is possibly the best Final Destination Film of them all. I binge-watched all of the films, 1 - 5, and this one is pretty damn good. 8/10, Easiest review I've done. I Highly Recommend this Film to anyone who wants to watch Final Destination, and overall just see some gruesomeness on Screen, with a well-rounded story.

Eh bé quand même, nous voilà au sixième « Destination Finale », l’air de rien ! c’est un épisode qui tente d’innover sensiblement via une espèce d’intrigue sur plusieurs générations… mais le résultat est alambiqué et peu crédible (si tant est que l’on pût trouver crédible l’ensemble des destinations finales, bien entendu…). Ils auraient dû se cantonner à la formule classique et éprouvée (comme dans les Con-Lanta habituels) : une nouvelle bande de cons se retrouve piégée à l’insu de leur plein gré, a fortiori ici dans un nouveau Plan de la Mort… Le film souffre de quelques problèmes de rythme, et la preuve en est (et confirmée) par la durée du métrage : 1h49 le bousin ! c’est au bas mot 19 minutes de trop pour ce genre de film pop-corn. En outre, l’actrice principale joue vraiment comme une quiche… où est-ce qu’ils sont allés la chercher, cette gourdasse ? elle n’est même pas particulièrement jolie ou sexy pour compenser, non, non. Nonobstant ces quelques soucis, je ne veux certainement pas dire qu’il s’agit d’un mauvais DF, loin de là même. Les effets spéciaux (bien que pas extraordinaires -euphémisme) servent toujours avec à-propos le propos et surtout… on a ici tout un lot de morts très brutales… et tout à fait hilarantes ! l’ironie est clairement très mordante et toujours efficace et c’est ma foi toujours le coeur du sujet dans tout DF grinçant qui se respecte.

The fifth film in 2011 had wrapped things up, leaving no hope for a sequel. And yet, 14 years later, a new installment is here—and it actually manages to breathe new life into the franchise! A fresh and very original story, and still as gory as ever (sometimes ridiculously so). A pleasant surprise, just when we thought the franchise was out of steam—a reminder that death always wins.

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Death’s back—and it’s still really into chain reactions. Final Destination: Bloodlines revives the franchise with new blood, wild kills, and zero regard for OSHA regulations. Read the full review on Couch Soup before your toaster turns on you.

After seeing the trailer for this earlier in the year I was really excited to see it,, as the original Final Destination is one of my favourite horror films of all time. The third and fourth films in the series were pretty poor but Final Destination 5 was a fantastic (and very clever) sequel that showed there was still life in the franchise, so I was keen to see what they would do to freshen it up after so many years away. I have to say, I was a little disappointed by this one in a couple of ways. For a start, it doesn't seem to be anywhere near as gory as the last 3 movies - I don't think gore is necessary to make a good horror film, but the Final Destination franchise was built on a similar premise to the Saw movies in that we basically watch them to see people die in horrible, OTT ways. On the same note, the deaths in this series have always been the sort of watch-through-your-fingers, cringe inducing discomforting ones, but this time they almost seem to be played for laughs. That being said, I did really enjoy Bloodlines in the cinema. The trailer does give a little too much away about the first death scene unfortunately, so other than the obvious bit of gore it didn't really come as a surprise. However the scene in the tattoo parlour that was featured in the teaser trailer was very cleverly played as a red herring with a hilarious twist. There's one quite gratuitous death scene which is ridiculously far fetched even for this franchise, but it is fun to watch. The ending is a little predictable, but if you're a fan of the series you can't really complain about that since the basic premise of every FD movie has been the same from the start. The opening premonition sequence is very well done, the changes they've made to the standard FD storyline are clever (if a little underdeveloped at times) and you can tell the writers had great fun with the soundtrack choices too! Overall, it's a slightly underwhelming follow up to the fantastic FD5, but in the context of the whole series it's the second best out of all the sequels so far. It's definitely miles better than FD3 & 4, and it's great to see one of the original "death porn" guilty pleasure franchises back - I would take this over another bloody Saw movie any day. If only the death sequences had been stronger, scarier, less comedic and more suspenseful, this could've been a classic.

The effects are good and the deaths are great, probably the goriest so far. So similar to the other films then in that regard. It felt like there were less deaths though and more time focusing on family drama than building up to a crescendo. The train crash and some other effects weren't perfect but fine. One thing that really put me off was that some outdoor scenes looked like they were in a studio. Also it was a little boring in places and I mostly put that down to very forgettable characters. It's the same formula as the previous films but the story has some minor additions but basically the same. Just that the characters are more generic and safe. It's as good as part 4 but not as good as the others. I did really appreciate that they explained Tony Todd’s character finally and all the speculation that he is death is eradicated. Overall I found it much weaker than the recent Alien and Evil Dead reboots.

Com alguns momentos divertidos, engraçados e muito gore. Premonição 6 com certeza é um dos melhores da franquia e tbm foge um pouco do padrão dos outros

Esse provavelmente é o com mais violência gráfica e explícito da franquia, não economizam em mostrar mutilações e sangue. Tentam trazer um drama familiar enquanto seguem a mesma receita de sempre de todos os filmes. A franquia em si é bagunçada por cada um inventar regras para o "Plano da Morte", cada filme confunde mais a dinâmica mas nesse confirmam e consolidam umas regras da Morte.

una pelicula muy buena con un gran regreso de la saga, solo que parece que pusieron algunas partes de comedia aun asi una buena pelicula con un gran soundtrack asi ****%2Fpin%2F771030398737835185%2F&psig=AOvVaw1MpxzSxOYvKE-eSlTELL16&ust=1748544577969000&source=images&cd=vfe&opi=89978449&ved=0CBQQjRxqFwoTCNDzvKbqxo0DFQAAAAAdAAAAABAE

Review of "Final Destination 6: Bloodlines" – A Masterpiece of Suspense and Horror! "Final Destination 6: Bloodlines" isn’t just another sequel—it’s a total game-changer for the franchise and horror in general! From the very first scene, this movie grabs you by the throat and doesn’t let go. The tension is insane, every moment is heart-pounding, and the deaths? Absolutely brutal. This isn’t just a movie—it’s a full-on adrenaline rush that leaves you breathless. The writers did something amazing here—they brought fresh energy to the series while keeping what made it great. The whole "bloodlines" twist is genius, tying fate to family in a way that makes the horror feel personal. The characters aren’t just cannon fodder; they’re real, layered people you actually care about. Their struggles, fears, and desperate attempts to cheat death make the story hit harder than ever. And oh my God, the death scenes! This film takes creative kills to a whole new level. Every set piece is a nightmare of perfect timing and gruesome imagination. You’ll be on the edge of your seat, trying to guess how it happens—but trust me, you won’t see it coming. No lazy jump scares here, just pure, unpredictable terror. The directing is next-level. The camera work makes every moment feel claustrophobic or chaotic when it needs to be. The sound design? Chilling. The score? Haunting. And the cast? Absolutely kills it (pun intended). The lead actress especially delivers a performance that’s both heartbreaking and badass—you’ll root for her the whole way. "Bloodlines" isn’t just a worthy sequel—it’s one of the best in the series. It makes you think about fate, family, and how far you’d go to protect the ones you love. By the end, you’ll be shaking, but also weirdly… inspired? Because even when death is coming, this movie reminds you that fighting back is what makes us human. 10/10! A must-watch for horror fans and anyone who loves movies that mess with your head and your heart. "Final Destination 6" proves this franchise still has fresh, terrifying ideas after all these years. Run to the theater—this is horror at its finest!

I seen all movies in this series. They looked like they are gonna make a good reboot.

’Final Destination: Bloodlines’ is a solid return (and possible end?) for the franchise. It’s ridiculous and over-the-top, just as you expect it to be. But there’s also a really touching goodbye that will get audiences emotional. The kills are wild & gruesome, while the story was serviceable to what they were trying to do. ‘Final Destination: Bloodlines’ is a fun, wild, over-the-top ride with plenty of imaginative deaths to entertain fans of the franchise. Brad: 7 Josh: 7.5 Final: 7.5

Slop. Tame, unintelligible slop. Fine for switching ones brain off and admiring the Mousetrap-style gory deaths. Gets boring before the end.

Jaw-dropping scenes and a storyline that’s way more engaging than the previous entries. It’s less predictable, with deaths that genuinely catch you off guard, finally bringing back that edge-of-your-seat tension the series was known for. If you’ve followed the series or just enjoy creative horror, this one’s a must-watch. Easily the freshest and most entertaining Final Destination movie yet.

Fun gorey continuation of the fantasy series. The kills were great, but leaned way too much on CG when they should have gone more practical. The characters have the same problem as always where they just don't act like real people so you care less if they die. Huge red harring was great, and completely got me. Ending was prefect, even if the lore rules they brought up were nonsense.

Awesome movie, It has good story, there were some fun moments too and heck the kills were so awesome and the ending it was perfect way to end, it's one of those movie which u have fun with friends and heckI had alot of fun.

The film presents canonical and very interesting facts, but the story falls several times, since the deaths are not as well presented as in previous films, but despite everything they are creative, the film does not care about telling the story quickly but rather very slowly, it ends up being boring since it seems that some scenes never end and the script is delivered to the protagonist without much effort. In short, it is a good film, with an acceptable script and a convincing story, the characters are the kind of dumb and incompetent.

This franchise started in 2000 with a group of teens trying to outrun their premonitions of death, which always occurred in surprising and violent ways. This 6th installment comes 14 years since the 5th one and keeps the tradition alive…or should I say dead. After an opening disaster in which dozens are killed, it comes down to one family whose descendants didn’t die in that calamity. They have to stave off the inevitable. Luckily for us, it doesn’t happen and we get to watch the clever, brutal ways they meet their ends. That’s the whole point of these films. To see how creative and impressive the filmmakers can stage these scenes. There are also a few genuinely funny moments that offer brief respite. Even though there’s more talk than necessary in this film, the unavoidable ends are delivered with impact. After 25 years, the concept still works and the elaborate, gleefully gory ways to dispatch the cast is as much fun as ever

Ce film est un bon rappel de la série, la scène d'introduction est spectaculaire, l'histoire est intriguante et qui contient des scènes d'humour ! Le seul bémol est la rapidité et le manque de surprise à propos des décès qui surviennent trop rapidement !

10 brother, 10, 10, 10, that shi is da best movie of the fakin year nega, what the hell ️️️ that shi Is beautifull nega nega nega nega

'Final Destination: Bloodlines' is more of the same in a franchise that has done very little to reinvent itself during its return after more than a decade. While there are two or three truly spectacular deaths, the trite story, mediocre acting, bland characters, and clumsy exploration of dysfunctional families make this installment forgettable, no matter how entertaining it is at times.

Está muy buena la película, lo malo es que quedé con 5 tipos de traumas distintos por la gen cantidad de sangre y viseras, está muy buena la película, se las recomiendo un montón

The best ever made! The story is amazing, I loved the family, but I didn't like seeing them all die, none of them were bad! They were all great protagonists

+ well done extended opening+ fun new twist on how death works+ sympathetic and believable characters, good acting+ creative, over the top, gleefully sadistic kills+ good balance between reconnecting with fans and gaining a younger audience+ cgi didn't bother me at all+ fun anticipation of death- too long- maybe not suitable for a lot of rewatches- clichéd in parts- it's still the 6th entry in a dumb horror franchise touching Tony Todd appearance

If you are familiar with the final destination series and like the movies, you are definitely going to like this one aswell! It is a fun, over the top freak accident movie as we know and love it. The movie makes it very clear that it doesnt take itself very serious and also throws in just the right amount of jokes every now and then which for me, actually hit and made me smile or actually laugh. It's alot of fun, just as i said if you are familiar with the series and its your cup of tea give it a shot, i'm pretty sure you'll like it. If you are expecting a Masterpiece with incredible writing and story, you better avoid this one, it is purely made for a fun watch! :)