Review of Final Destination 5 (2011) by Pantelis A — 22 May 2012

After the quarter's Final Destination was disappointed to almost all fans of the series (not myself), Steven Quale and Eric Hersereir join hands to work for lifting the franchise, and the they succeeded. Steven Quale plays with that address to reach the end with the series, driving a very good hold and a revision coming to the limit of surprising us with something new. New? It has new things, already the protagonists do not die like in the previous installments, in accidents rare and bloody, that at the same time the death was responsible for one for one, now someone will have to kill any person to skip the death of a person to another. Their deaths are the original and well done, and are not as fanciful as in other deliveries (Less the 1), with an origin in 3D, a bridge explosion accident collapsed will be transiting in moriran of the brutal way. Emma Bell and Nicholas D' August make a good duo in their interpretations transporting something hidden at the Viewer. With a final hidden it is the most glorious saga.

8/10.