Final Destination
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10 Essential Horror Movies of the Early 2000s
Take a trip back to when the apocalypse was still just 28 days old and the internet seemed new and terrifying (rather than familiar and terrifying)
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‘Final Destination Bloodlines’ Review: Glorious Gorefest Is 100% Pure Cinema
The sixth “Final Destination” film delivers awe-inspiring, demonically funny shocks — a night at the movies doesn’t get much better
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‘Final Destination: Bloodlines’ Trailer Teases Origin of Evil
As it turns out, cheating death happened long before the year 2000
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‘Saw’ Writers to Pen Sixth ‘Final Destination’ Movie
The films have grossed almost $700 million worldwide
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‘Project Almanac’ Review: The Good Outweighs the Gimmicky in This Time-Travel Thriller
The hand-held camera grows tiresome, but the characters and storyline are compelling in a smart teen film that’s more “Final Destination” than “Looper”
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Mischa Barton, Drew Fuller to Star in Supernatural Thriller ‘Cloudland’ (Exclusive)
“Final Destination” creator Jeffrey Reddick is overseeing the film, which co-stars Adi Shankar and Katie Parker
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Gary Dauberman to Polish ‘Hellfest’ for CBS Films (Exclusive)
Gale Anne Hurd is producing the scary movie, which CBS hopes to turn into a franchise
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Horror Movies Hit the Dead Zone This Summer
August was a hot month for horror movies in 2009 and 2010, but the month was downright scary for the genre this year
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A Fifth ‘Final Destination’ Is on the Way
It wasn’t final: Warners confirms another chapter in the death-is-coming-for-you series
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Horror Films: Blood, Gore and a Tasty Profit
Inexpensive, venerable horror franchises remain among the most reliable assets in the business.
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Labor Day B.O. Fizzles, but Summer 2009 Still Rules
“Given the economy and the quality of the movies released last summer, to come in slightly up on gross is a pretty good result.”
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‘Destination’ Beats ‘Basterds’ Overseas
3D slasher stops Tarantino from a thirst straight international B.O. win
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‘Destination’ Stays on Top With $15.8 Million
“All About Steve,” “Gamer,” “Extract” meet expectations — which weren’t that great.
