There was always something barely missing from the deaths scenes and found them a bit too silly. The deaths scenes in this film were not that good but they were okay but not as gruesome or gory as the other's deaths in the last 3 movies. The name Hice comes from the stunt Coordinator Freddie Hice who did the stunt work for Final Destination 2. In Final Destination 2, their is a drunk driver driving the Hice Pale Pale Beer truck before the pile-up, and in the 3rd film the truck drives past the drive-through behind Wendy and Kevin and squishes their vehicle against the restaurant. This is the same brand of beer that was seen in Final Destination 2&3. For instance, the car that crashes at the speedway has the number 666 on it.Īnother freaky coincidence or something intentionally done was when the racist wrecker driver is seen drinking Hice Pale Ale. The idea that the Devil has something attached to the incidents appears many time throughout the film. There were many unusual tidbits of Americana that might make this more of a cult film than anything else. It was pretty much the same old song & dance except no major way of explaining why and how things were supposed to happen. This film failed to explain much of anything. Every one of the original 3 films had a way of explaining itself.
I was not at all interested in seeing this in 3D, yet was very excited to see what kinds of new ways of inventiveness they had to show how death caught up with a person through cause and effect.
The total scene count was approximately 11. Unfortunately, this didn't happen with me on this film, even knowing that this film had more death scenes in them than any other. IS THIS REALLY "THE" FINAL INSTALLMENT? HOPE NOT!Īs someone amazed with the idea of actually cheating death, the previous films have always seemed to amaze me & keep me coming back for more.
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