“ So to be able to have a hand in crafting a new story with the original team and New Line is going to be both fun and exciting.” No doubt the huge box office for Watts’ Spider-Man: No Way Home, currently the 8th-biggest film ever worldwide with $1.53 billion taken and counting, helped clear the way for the director to get his dream horror project made. Watts revealed in a statement, “ Both Dianne and I have been massive fans of ‘Final Destination’ from the very beginning.” He added. Watts himself wrote the treatment for Final Destination 6 and the script is being penned by Lori Evans Taylor ( Wicked Wicked Games) and Guy Busick ( Scream 2022). In a sign of the times the new Final Destination film is set to debut on HBO Max.
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Related: Did The Final Destination Films Have A Secret Final Girl?īut indeed Final Destination has not yet reached its final destination as a movie franchise, as a sixth film in the series is now being developed by Watts of MCU Spider-Man fame along with producing partner Dianne McGunigle and New Line Cinema (via Variety).
Reports in 2020 did have Saw writers Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan rebooting the franchise for New Line, but that project ultimately did not come to fruition. Final Destination 5 arrived in 2011, and though the series’ supernatural formula still had legs as proven by the film’s $157 million box office take, another sequel has yet to come. 2006 saw the release of Final Destination 3, and then came 2009’s 3D effort The Final Destination, which grossed a franchise-best $186 million. Such grosses guaranteed that the first Final Destination would not be the last, and indeed a sequel followed in 2003. That first memorable Final Destination film ultimately proved to be a big hit with horror fans, grossing $112 million at the box office. The horror franchise Final Destination first introduced its famous Rube-Goldberg-machine-of-death gimmick way back in 2000.
Final Destination 6 is happening with MCU Spider-Man director Jon Watts producing.
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