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A simple MRI scan can save lives, detecting everything from injuries to cancer and strokes. But, in the world of "Final Destination Bloodlines," released May 16, the machine is just another tool to take lives in the most complicated, gory way possible.
The new entry in the franchise known for its shocking, complex, and often wickedly funny kills one-upped itself with its best kill yet, involving none other than an MRI machine. And it doesn’t happen anywhere close to how you’d expect.
Well, this leads me to a few weeks ago, when I was actually just minding my own business and taking Warner Bros. 2025 live blog notes when the studio decided to show off new footage from Final Destination: Bloodlines at CinemaCon.
Final Destination Bloodlines offers everything fans expect, but the filmmakers also put a refreshing stamp on this now 25-year-old horror series.
After 14 years, the franchise returned with Final Destination Bloodlines on May 16. The new installment serves as both a prequel and a sequel, following Iris ( Brec Bassinger) as she saves everyone dining atop the Skyview restaurant, before her descendants begin to feel the consequences.
“Final Destination: Bloodlines,” a Warner Bros release, has been rated R by the Motion Picture Association “for strong violent/grisly accidents, and language.“ Running time: 110 minutes. Two and a half stars out of four.