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The "final destination" franchise has been sleeping for 14 years, waiting for the perfect moment to hit fear in a whole new generation. I admitted that I had reservations for "blood lines" simply because "Final Destination 5" is both the best entrance and thematic lynching of the whole series. Most horror franchises would kill to put an end to this tight, so the thought of being resurrected for another department worried me initially. However, make sure the "blood lines" are more than a worthy successor who takes the series in an exciting new direction, while still offering involved in death death, which is best experienced by the crowd. /Movie BJ Colangelo wrote in his review that the sixth entrance is the best franchise And I'm very much on the same page.

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Bloodlines begins its carnival of the massacre with a huge sequence on a proposal set in the 60s at the Skyview restaurant. Like someone who is afraid of heights, my palms swept away watching Iris (Breck Bassinger) takes the elevator to nearly 500 meters high monuments, knowing that it will only get worse - and it is certainly. It is like Irvine Allen's disaster film, crossed with Luni Tunet sprayers. Directors Zack Lipovski and Adam Stein did a great job by wiretapping in the Beska humor in predicting these complex deaths of Ruby Goldberg, while still retaining the current element of fear. You can say that people who have an affinity for a "final destination" have done this.

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One of the welcome additions Lipovski and Stein brought to the franchise is an interesting new corner of the hit labels. By preventing Iris preventing Skyview's tragedy, the whole generation is saved from their heinous collapse, though temporary. It turns out that death did not appreciate his heads up and set aside his time to erase the family vine of all who survived that day. Iris took advantage of granddaughter Stephanie (Caitlin Santa Yuana) experienced a routine basis, leading her to teach the truth that her family was cutting off the block.

One thing is to have sacrifices of your horror movie to be a bunch of people collected by circumstances, but it is another for the unfortunate ensemble to be a family. Each death is influential in its own way. I had a great old time looking at them, but "blood lines" does a great job to feel bad about laughter. Figures that the best death sequence in the film is the one that includes a sick date with a MRI machine.

The most nervous aspect of living in the movie "Final Destination" is like Everything and everything in your immediate environment will be used to kill you. The MRI machine turns on quietly on accident and just waiting to see how someone will record. You never know if the MFA will claim to be its death or lead to a complete threat from the left field. The glittering omen only sits there, imposing its time and suffocating the audience, not unlike Eric (Richard Harmon), the MVP of "Bloods".

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Harmon gets the best role in the film because, despite Yuana playing the main character, he is in the spotlight for a good piece of it. Eric originally positioned himself as a family member that you can predict to be unusual, but the film attracts us to it. He is a little wrist and tempts the death of death too comfortable, but is still in the end a big older brother of Bobby (Owen Patrick Oyioner). The attacking trailer for "blood lines" seems to tease his death in the tattoo salon, in which his piercing septum catches in a chain attached to the rotating fan on the ceiling. We see him falling into a flame pit preparing under his feet and we think it's a picture of a picture.

In a funny subversion, Eric appears in front of Stephanie and her little brother Charlie (Theo Brijones) completely unsaturated because of his skin jacket that protects him from the flame. It seems that all that sequence is a slight discomfort. Another trailer even teases Eric to shammed a truck shortly afterwards. Instead, honor belongs to his sister Iaulia (Anna Lore) who, through a series of circumstances, receives the person to be destroyed in the back of one instead. The fact that Eric is also witnessing Howard (Alex Zahara) receives a lawn on his face, followed by the discovery that he is not his true father, almost feels like fate worse than death. Make sure his incoming death will be much, much worse.

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Through the escalation series of events, the MFA is imposed in a research power mode (funny speed of the "final destination" universe), giving it the opportunity to pit metal objects from the whole room. Eric finally loses septum piercing, but he has greater problems to worry. It seems that someone has forgotten to remove the piercings of the nipples, sucking it in the stomach of the astere. Then I remember sitting forward in my place by realizing that the MFA's super magnet had to forcibly pull out Prince Albert. All you can do is laugh and refresh yourself in equal measure as a wheelchair in the body's ultimate piercing.

We have seen MFA appearing in horror films as "insidious: red door" And Saw X, but none of them are used as killing machines. "Blood lines", however, goes ahead and turns the usual medical equipment into a magnetic hell, which literally gives Eric one of the most indebted and painful deaths. You would think that his inevitable death would not fulfill all the false, but ends up as a perfect payment, and the one that my audience broke out with grooves, screaming and laughing. I want to get more piercing but This film certainly makes a strong argument to stop while I'm forward.

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Death became really clever with this as he played the long game with these two. When the remaining survivors do so in hospital, Bobby is scheduled for next. It's really funny that no one wants to be around him for clean security. But the family is a family and they take it to their adventure to see JB, which is He later revealed how Tony Todd's William Bludworth in touching. The family learns that you can deceive death by taking someone else's life or dying temporarily. Eric and Bobby are currently flirting by killing a newborn in one of the best jokes of the film, but eventually ends up to falsify a different way. Eric proposes to activate them near the fatal peanut allergies, leaving him dying and then rebirth of the city of Maria with his epip.

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You feel so bad for Bobby because he is like a frightened puppy. It is almost destroyed by a vending machine that will not release the cups of peanut butter, which causes a crack in the glass and a loose spring to glue. The incident with the MFA is a hoe, but it does not lose the view of Bobby's simultaneous suffering. It is frightening to see how it suffocates and rises so slowly with its healing salvation, it feels like a million miles away. Bobby reaching the epipper from his dead brother's hand feels like a small victory, but then you remember what kind of movie did you get when the nurse opened the door to the MFA room.

How ironic is that the examination of a medical professional is what leads to death, because the magnetic traction of the MFA causes the spring of the vending to release and exercise in Bobby's head as a fantasy sphere. The two for a hospital massacre is also a great improvement in the clear (more terrible)/Eugene (TC "TC" Carson) Double Fountain from "Final Destination 2" and one of the best series of series.

"Final Destination Bloody Lines" is now playing in cinemas all over the country.