Final Destination

Revealed: story outlines for the next five Final Destination movies

Final Destination 5 is in cinemas now, and the series shows no signs of slowing in the forseeable future. Instead of waiting for the official plot reveals, we though we'd jump the gun and write the next five Final Destination movies for the writers. You're welcome, guys!

Review: Final Destination 5

Even though the first film was called Final Destination and the last film was called The Final Destination, neither of those destinations were reached with any convincing degree of finality. Final Destination 5 might be more of the same - more gore and LOLs than a deadly ROFLcopter crash - but it's proof that sometimes if you flog a horse to within an inch of its life, it'll get up and start running again.

Aha: Final Destination 5 gets the w0r5t t1tle 3ver

In fact, it's so good, you're going to have to click through and see it after the jump. I promise you it's worth it.

The Final Destination fail: Final Destination 5 now even more final

Thought last year's The Final Destination was the final Final Destination? Wrong. Final Destination 5 is way more final than The Final Destination. And that's final. Although obviously it's not.

Review: The Final Destination

There's a simple formula to stick to when making a Final Destination movie. One: find yourself some young, unknown American TV actors. Two: one of them must have a gruesome vision of their own death, dragging their mates down with them. Three: they cheat death. Four: the ol' Grim Reaper starts picking them off one by one in various weird and wonderful ways. And if you fancy it, throw in some boobs. Roll credits.

Fatality! Every Final Destination kill

To celebrate the release of the The Final Destination, we've spent hours trawling the darkest corners of YouTube to compile a delightful list of every single Final Destination death, for all you death porn aficionados out there.

Review: Final Destination 3

The horror genre is already one that can be sliced up in a variety of different ways; there's the slasher flick, the splatter and grindhouse exploitation sub-genres, the more cultured 'psychological' thrillers, the recent worrying trend of 12A sanitised horror movies... the list goes on and on as the genre continues to diversify...