It’s hard to avoid strong opinions when it comes to horror films—and this one is no exception. There's definitely a split among those who love scary movies, and *Final Destination 5* has certainly brought that out. Even knowing the premise limits how much the series can improve, this installment feels like a noticeable improvement over the disappointing fourth film. It also manages to cleverly loop the story around, with a clever nod and some darkly humorous moments. The opening and closing credits are fantastic, clearly paying homage to another well-known horror franchise. The initial disaster sequence is among the best in the series—a massive bridge collapse that's both frightening and exciting. After that, it falls into familiar territory, which anyone watching probably anticipates anyway. As usual, the acting is uneven, but the deaths are creative and match the high bar set by previous films. A plot twist at the end helps to secure a fun experience. Plus, Tony Todd makes a return appearance—a real treat! If this turns out to be the last *Final Destination*, it’s a satisfying way to wrap things up because there's genuine thought behind it. Anyone attempting another one will need something entirely new to please horror fans. That’s enough about it for now. 7.5/10

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