The Final Destination franchise is known for its unique approach to horror, with Death itself as the antagonist. In every film, characters escape a deadly accident thanks to a premonition, but are then hunted down one by one by Death, who wants to complete its original design. Here's an overview of all the films in the series, in order of release.
Final Destination (2000)
Alex Browning has a vision of the plane he's on exploding. He saves himself and a few others by getting off the plane, but Death won't be cheated and starts eliminating them one by one.
Final Destination 2 (2003)
A year after the first film, Kimberly Corman has a vision of a massive highway pileup. She stops herself and others from getting caught in the accident, but Death has other plans. The logging truck scene became legendary.
Fun guilty pleasure honestly.
Final Destination 3 (2006)
Wendy Christensen foresees a deadly roller coaster accident. After saving herself and others, they discover clues in photographs pointing to their impending doom.
A cinematic milestone.
The Final Destination (2009)
Nick O'Bannon has a vision of a deadly crash at a car race. He saves himself and others, but Death follows them closely in this 3D film full of spectacular death scenes.
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Final Destination 5 (2011)
Sam Lawton sees a suspension bridge collapse and saves his coworkers. The film reveals a surprising connection to the first film, turning out to be a prequel.
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Final Destination: Bloodlines (2025)
Stefani Reyes discovers that her grandmother once cheated Death, which now has consequences for her and her whole family. The newest film became the franchise's biggest hit, with a moving farewell appearance by the late Tony Todd.
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Alex Browning has a vision of the plane he's on exploding.
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