Planes, tightening beds, fast buses, escalators, lifts, fire escapes, airbags, pool sewers, gymnastics, acupuncture, nail pistols, glass plates, weight machines, trains, corrective laser, Driving behind the login trucks are all things that have been destroyed for some courtesy of the first five films "Final Destination". Now, the sixth installment, "Final Destination Blood Lines" is ready to terrorize the new generation Waking up new anxiety in us everything we never knew we had.

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But how do the minds behind these films decide what everyday occurrence will be irreversibly linked to freaky accidents and irrational paranoia? As the co-director "Blooders" Zack Lipovski tells me, "it takes many years, and it is an amazing Iterative process". Part of that process is a legitimate roundtable with writers, where they sit back and a storm of the brain, "What are the things we can destroy for people? What are the very everyday experiences we can only expose, so that at any time you see it in the rest of life, you think of" the ultimate destination? "

"Another large part of it is trying to do it not to predict it," Lipovski told me. "It's really tricky to do, because as soon as you show the audience one thing, you still have to make sure there is another way that all this will gather." That's why something similar The tightening bed kills in "Final Destination 3" works like that, because the audience knows Ashley and Ashlin will fry, but why can't they escape is known as it is playing.

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In fact, the creative team of "blood lines" looked at what worked in previous records of making the killings for the sixth film.

Especially two kills were massive inspirations for "end destination blood lines". The death of gymnastics in "Final Destination 5" was a crucial inspiration for the big scene for the grill, first teasing the "blood lines" trailers because according to Lipovski, much like the beam of the balance, "we wanted this small object that it created so much. Another death that reasoned is Evan Lewis' death in "Final Destination 2." While the fans will remember the fire scale as it descended and attracted it through the eye, the essence of the murder is its disregard for the environment - slipping on the old spaghetti who threw them out of his apartment window before the massacre began.

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"There are this spaghetti thrown out of the window. What a hole, he does it, right? But then, all these other things happen. You forget about the spaghetti. And then, he returns to a kind of killing him in a way that he deserved what he deserved.

Co-director Adam B. Stein noted that Lipovski even collected a massive table with details that broke every murder in the franchise. Not for nothing, but if he ever decided to make it available for buying, I would be the first in line. "It must be something that is very relative, and it must be something that can also be physically possible," Lipovski said. "It is very difficult to find things that overlap in that space, but it is very pleasant when you find them. And then, you are thinking about how we can do what is as terrible as human as possible, so at all times someone experiences it again, they think of our film?"

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Regardless of the research done by the directors or experiences of the cast acting in the films and knowing it is all false, all of the team "Ultimate Destination Blood Lines" I talked about during the press, admitted that there are some irrational fears. "I can't wear my wedding ring anymore," Stein admitted. "I switched to a silicone band, because when I wear my true wedding ring, now I got upset. And there was one time when I was at dinner with my wife, and my fingers started to swell and started panicking, and now I wear a silicone band."

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Starwear Caitlin Santa Yuana said she was afraid of hot hair tools. "I got on fire many times, I'm surprised to do it out." Co-STARSPERS Theo Brijones and Ry Kilsttt have fears inspired by films, including garbage waste, pool sewers and, of course, the logging truck. Actor Owen Patrick Oyoin has admitted that he was afraid to forget to turn off a car and blow himself up at a gas station, legitimate concern that plagues anyone who grew up in a cold climate with the knowledge "static shock starts with a gas pump".

Concerning most irrational? That crown goes to actor Richard Harmon, Who is responsible for a number of people who roll over piercings on the septum. "Since I was a kid, and I'm still afraid of it, jumps from the diving board in a pool that I see there is no shark there, when I hit the water, it will suddenly be a shark when I open my eyes and eat me," he explained. "And, I realized how. It's like maybe as a billionaire will get his kicks to have another bigger pool around the pool, the pool has little open door and as you are in the air, they open the door, and then the shark comes from the larger outer pool in the pool, to eat you."

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If you are in the market to develop your own new irrational fear, "final destination blood" is in theaters everywhere.