History NightmareFuel / FinalDestination5

** Dennis gets doused in scorching hot tar, and his skin is seen falling off as he slides to his death.

** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBcTesSv0gk One YouTube user decided to create a video where they played music from the Nintendo Mii Channel over the screw scene]] - despite the calm music, most people agreed that it only made the scene even more uncomfortable to watch.

* Peter's twisted chain of reasoning as he builds up to his attack on Molly is chilling, not just because of the danger, but also because of how coldly he's rationalizing the murder of his ''only surviving friends''.

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* Candice Hooper's death. The nail which was on the gymnastics beam was bad enough. It looked like she was going to slice her Achilles tendon open or something. The actual death takes it up to eleven: her broken and bloodied body twitches several times, along with her femur sticking out of her leg.
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBcTesSv0gk One YouTube user decided to create a video where they played music from the Nintendo Mii Channel over the nail scene]] - despite the calm music, most people agreed that it only made the scene even more uncomfortable to watch.

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* What is with that noise when that wrench gets launched into Dennis’ eyes?

** Olivia falls off the bridge in an attempt to get to the other (safe) side but [[HopeSpot emerges from the water unharmed]]. Then a car falls off and crushes her.

** The moment you realize that Death has been playing the long con from day one and that Death ''is'' in fact, malicious and not just some force of nature doing its job! Not one of the survivors from ''5'', ''1'' or ''2'' were ever meant to have died prior to where they did - the premonitions were merely Death getting them to the right place at the right time. To wit - Sam and his friends were meant to escape the bridge and die in their pre-destined deaths so that Sam and Molly could get on to Flight 180, where ''they were always meant to die''. For a moment, it looks like Death's plan is going wrong and the victims of ''2'' will survive... until you realize that ''Death'' gave Alex the vision to get that group off the plane so that they could die ''their'' pre-destined deaths which every character in ''2'' either witnesses or is affected by in some way so that they can escape earlier "unplanned" deaths and be in the pile-up - Kat survives because Terry is run over by a bus so she doesn't get to the B&B she was staying at that had a gas leak; Thomas survives because he had to clean up Billy's remains; Kimberly survives because she stopped to watch a news report on Todd's death and didn't die with her mother in a car theft/heist that her mother was shot in; Rory avoided the theatre that collapsed because he was so disgusted by Carter's death that he went home instead; Eugene avoided Death because Valerie Lewton died and he was transferred to a new school and avoided being stabbed, the fate of his replacement teacher at his old school, literally the day he was transferred... So, is ''that'' where the victims of ''2'' are meant to die - in the pile-up - you ask? Nope - once again, Death gives Kimberly the vision so she freaks out and they survive the pile-up so that they can die as planned throughout the events of ''2''. This also means that Brian, who was saved by Thomas saving him from being hit by a truck, was ''always on Death's list'' and just didn't know it - he was always ''meant'' to be saved so that he could be blown up by the barbecue later. Yep, Death planned ''one big honking massacre'' for twenty-four people who had no idea they were doomed from the moment they existed.

* Candice Hooper's death. The nail which was on the gymnastics beam was bad enough. It looked like she was going to slice her Achilles tendon open or something. The actual death takes it UpToEleven: her broken and bloodied body twitches several times, along with her femur sticking out of her leg.

* Issac getting impaled on acupuncture needles, almost burning to death, and having his head crushed by a Buddha statue... Just... Damn. Sure, the bloke in question was a complete JerkAss and being incredibly racist to the receptionist but damn was that harsh.

** His fate in the premonition isn’t very great either, he gets boiling tar poured over him. You can hear his muffled screams of agony as he ''slips out of his skin'' to fall to his death which would be a MercyKill at that point.

** Sam’s death is even creepier when you notice that it is almost shot ''exactly'' like Alex’s death in the original film’s premonition.
** The moment you realize that Death has been playing the long con from day one and that Death ''is'' in fact, malicious and not just some force of nature doing its job! Not one of the survivors from ''5'', ''1'' or ''2'' were ever meant to have died prior to where they did - the premonitions were merely Death getting them to the right place at the right time. To wit - Sam and his friends were meant to escape the bridge and die in their pre-destined deaths so that Sam and Molly could get on to Flight 180, where ''they were always meant to die''. For a moment, it looks like Death's plan is going wrong and the victims of ''2'' will survive... until you realise that ''Death'' gave Alex the vision to get that group off the plane so that they could die ''their'' pre-destined deaths which every character in ''2'' either witnesses or is affected by in some way so that they can escape earlier "unplanned" deaths and be in the pile-up - Kat survives because Terry is run over by a bus so she doesn't get to the B&B she was staying at that had a gas leak; Thomas survives because he had to clean up Billy's remains; Kimberly survives because she stopped to watch a news report on Todd's death and didn't die with her mother in a car theft/heist that her mother was shot in; Rory avoided the theatre that collapsed because he was so disgusted by Carter's death that he went home instead; Eugene avoided Death because Valerie Lewton died and he was transferred to a new school and avoided being stabbed, the fate of his replacement teacher at his old school, literally the day he was transferred... So, is ''that'' where the victims of ''2'' are meant to die - in the pile-up - you ask? Nope - once again, Death gives Kimberly the vision so she freaks out and they survive the pile-up so that they can die as planned throughout the events of ''2''. This also means that Brian, who was saved by Thomas saving him from being hit by a truck, was ''always on Death's list'' and just didn't know it - he was always ''meant'' to be saved so that he could be blown up by the barbecue later. Yep, Death planned ''one big honking massacre'' for twenty-four people who had no idea they were doomed from the moment they existed.

* Candace Hooper's death. The nail which was on the gymnastics beam was bad enough. It looked like she was going to slice her Achilles tendon open or something. The actual death takes it UpToEleven: her broken and bloodied body twitches several times, along with her femur sticking out of her leg.

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** And, to make it worse, you still count as Death balancing the book. Your victim might have had a natural death planned for them, but you ''won't''. And you won't be able to get agency over it by taking your own life, because Death will stop that too. It will be some horrible, graphic, convoluted accident that you won't see coming. If you are lucky, it will at least be quick, but that's sadly unlikely.
*** Even then, Death will get you even if you ''do'' keep killing people - eventually you'll be labelled as a "Serial Killer" (probably by one of Death's "servants") who will arrest you and put you in prison, so that you can't keep killing people... which means your biological clock will eventually run out and Death will get you.
* Issac getting impaled on acupuncture needles, almost burning to death and having his head crushed by a Buddha statue... Just... Damn. Sure, the bloke in question was a complete JerkAss and being incredibly racist to the receptionist but damn was that harsh.

** The moment you realise that Death has been playing the long con from day one and that Death ''is'' in fact, malicious and not just some force of nature doing its job! Not one of the survivors from ''5'', ''1'' or ''2'' were ever meant to have died prior to where they did - the premonitions were merely Death getting them to the right place in the right time. To wit - Sam and his friends were meant to escape the bridge and die in their pre-destined deaths so that Sam and Molly could get on to Flight 180, where ''they were always meant to die''. For a moment, it looks like Death's plan is going wrong and the victims of ''2'' will survive... until you realise that ''Death'' gave Alex the vision to get that group off the plane so that they could die ''their'' pre-destined deaths which every character in ''2'' either witnesses or is affected by in some way so that they can escape earlier "unplanned" deaths and be in the pile-up - Kat survives because Terry is run over by a bus so she doesn't get to the B&B she was staying at that had a gas leak; Thomas survives because he had to clean up Billy's remains; Kimberly survives because she stopped to watch a news report on Todd's death and didn't die with her mother in a car theft/heist that her mother was shot in; Rory avoided the theatre that collapsed because he was so disgusted by Carter's death that he went home instead; Eugene avoided Death because Valerie Lewton died and he was transferred to a new school and avoided being stabbed, the fate of his replacement teacher at his old school, literally the day he was transferred... So, is ''that'' where the victims of ''2'' are meant to die - in the pile-up - you ask? Nope - once again, Death gives Kimberly the vision so she freaks out and they survive the pile-up so that they can die as planned throughout the events of ''2''. This also means that Brian, who was saved by Thomas saving him from being hit by a truck, was ''always on Death's list'' and just didn't know it - he was always ''meant'' to be saved, so that he could be blown up by the barbecue later. Yep, Death planned ''one big honking massacre'' for twenty four people who had no idea they were doomed from the moment they existed.
* The bridge collapse scene.

** His fate in the premonition isn’t very great either, he gets boiling tar poured over him. You can hear his muffled screams of agony as he ''slips out of his skin'' to fall to his death which would be a MercyKill at the point.

** His fate in the premonition isn’t very great either, he gets boiling tar poured over him. You can hear his muffled screams of agony as he ''slips out of his skin'' to fall to his death.

** The sheer tension of the entire thing, just waiting for ''something'' to go horribly wrong with the several problems in the scene, but seemingly none of them happening or being narrowly avoided multiple times before the accident itself. Will it be the fan blades spontaneously going haywire? The exposed cable coated in water? Maybe that screw in the gymnastics bar coming loose? Or maybe someone will just be a bit too clumsy on the landing...

** The moment you realise that Death has been playing the long con from day one and makes Death a ''lot'' more clever. Not one of the survivors from ''5'', ''1'' or ''2'' were ever meant to have died prior to where they did - the premonitions were merely Death getting them to the right place in the right time. To wit - Sam and his friends were meant to escape the bridge and die in their pre-destined deaths so that Sam and Molly could get on to Flight 180, where ''they were always meant to die''. For a moment, it looks like Death's plan is going wrong and the victims of ''2'' will survive... until you realise that ''Death'' gave Alex the vision to get that group off the plane so that they could die ''their'' pre-destined deaths which every character in ''2'' either witnesses or is affected by in some way so that they can escape earlier "unplanned" deaths and be in the pile-up - Kat survives because Terry is run over by a bus so she doesn't get to the B&B she was staying at that had a gas leak; Thomas survives because he had to clean up Billy's remains; Kimberly survives because she stopped to watch a news report on Todd's death and didn't die with her mother in a car theft/heist that her mother was shot in; Rory avoided the theatre that collapsed because he was so disgusted by Carter's death that he went home instead; Eugene avoided Death because Valerie Lewton died and he was transferred to a new school and avoided being stabbed, the fate of his replacement teacher at his old school, literally the day he was transferred... So, is ''that'' where they're meant to die - in the pile-up - you ask? Nope - once again, Death gives Kimberly the vision so she freaks out and they survive the pile-up so that they can die as planned throughout the events of ''2''. This also means that Brian, who was saved by Thomas saving him from being hit by a truck, was ''always on Death's list'' and just didn't know it - he was always ''meant'' to be saved, so that he could be blown up by the barbecue later. Yep, Death planned ''one big honking massacre'' for twenty four people who had no idea they were doomed from the moment they existed.

** The moment you realise that Death has been playing the long con from day one and makes Death a ''lot'' more clever. Not one of the survivors from ''5'', ''1'' or ''2'' were ever meant to have died prior to where they did - the premonitions were merely Death getting them to the right place in the right time. To wit - Sam and his friends were meant to escape the bridge and die in their pre-destined deaths so that Sam and Molly could get on to Flight 180, where ''they were always meant to die''. For a moment, it looks like Death's plan is going wrong and the victims of ''2'' will survive... until you realise that ''Death'' gave Alex the vision to get that group off the plane so that they could die ''their'' pre-destined deaths which every character in ''2'' either witnesses or is affected by in some way so that they can escape earlier "unplanned" deaths and be in the pile-up - Kat survives because Terry is run over by a bus so she doesn't get to the B&B she was staying at that had a gas leak; Thomas survives because he had to clean up Billy's remains; Kimberly survives because she stopped to watch a news report on Todd's death and didn't die with her mother in a car theft/heist that her mother was shot in; Rory avoided the theatre that collapsed because he was so disgusted by Carter's death that he went home instead; Eugene avoided Death because Valerie Lewton died and he was transferred to a new school and avoided being stabbed, the fate of his replacement teacher at his old school, literally the day he was transferred.. So, is ''that'' where they're meant to die - in the pile-up - you ask? Nope - once again, Death gives Kimberly the vision so she freaks out and they survive the pile-up so that they can die as planned throughout the events of ''2''. This also means that Brian, who was saved by Thomas saving him from being hit by a truck, was ''always on Death's list'' and just didn't know it - he was always ''meant'' to be saved, so that he could be blown up by the barbecue later. Yep, Death planned ''one big honking massacre'' for twenty four people who had no idea they were doomed from the moment they existed.

** The moment you realize Sam and Molly are about to meet a gruesome end when it's revealed they're aboard Flight 180, the plane that exploded in the original ''[[Film/FinalDestination1 Final Destination]]'' film. To make thins worse, after thy die the landing gear from the plane falls and crushes Nathan (the last survivor) to death.
*** Even worse - by his survival, Sam '''''unintentionally doomed his girlfriend, everyone else from the bus, everyone from the First Film ''and'' the Second Film to Death'''''. To wit - Molly was ''not'' supposed to die on the bridge; she was safe from that, as we saw in the premonition. Her death was ''meant'' to in the kitchen at Peter's hand, but Sam saved her from that and put her on the list. The two later intend to travel to France together - on Flight 180. Because the two of them were on the plane, Alex received a premonition of himself burning alive. However, Alex and his friends are ''destined'' to get off the plane for Death's plan to unfold. When they do, Kat survives because Terry is run over by a bus so she doesn't get to the B&B she was staying at that had a gas leak; Thomas survives because he had to clean up William's remains; Kimberly survives because she stopped to watch a news report on Todd's death and didn't die with her mother in a car theft/heist that her mother was shot in; Rory avoided the theatre that collapsed because he was so disgusted by Carter's death that he went home instead; Eugene avoided Death because Valerie Lewton died and he was transferred to a new school and avoided being stabbed, the fate of his replacement teacher at his old school, literally the day he was transferred and Eugene ''then'' dies because Clear, who survived the plane, opens his door and she died with Eugene as well. One tiny act... and you doom over a dozen people to death.

[[caption-width-right:350:Death comes full circle.]]

[[caption-width-right:350:Death comes full circle..]]

* The nail which was on the gymnastics beam was terrifying. It looked like she was going to slice her Achilles tendon or something. The actual death isn't much better: her broken and bloodied body twitches several times, along with her femur sticking out of her leg.

** The moment you realize Sam and Molly are about to meet a gruesome end when it's revealed they're aboard Flight 180, the plane that exploded in the original ''[[Film/FinalDestination1 Final Destination]]'' film.
*** Even worse - by his survival, Sam '''''unintentionally doomed his girlfriend, everyone else from the bus, everyone from the First Film ''and'' the Second Film to Death'''''. To wit - Molly was ''not'' supposed to die on the bridge; she was safe from that, as we saw in the premonition. Her death was ''meant'' to in the kitchen at Peter's hand, but Sam saved her from that and put her on the list. The two later intend to travel to France together - on Flight 180. Because the two of them were on the plane, Alex received a premonition of himself burning alive. However, Alex and his friends are ''destined'' to get off the plane for Death's plan to unfold. When they do, Kat survives because Terry is run over by a bus so she doesn't get to the B&B she was staying at that had a gas leak; Thomas survives because he had to clean up William's remains; Kimberly survives because she stopped to watch a news report on Todd's death and didn't die with her mother in a car theft/heist that her mother was shot in; Rory avoided the theatre that collapsed because he was so disgusted by Carter's death that he went home instead; Eugene avoided Death because Valerie Lewton died and he was transferred to a new school and avoided being stabbed, the fate of his replacement teacher at his old school, literally the day he was transferred and Eugene ''then'' dies because Clear, who survived the plane, opens his door and she died as well. One tiny act... and you doom over a dozen people to death.

*** Even worse - by his survival, Sam '''''unintentionally doomed his girlfriend, everyone else from the bus, everyone from the First Film ''and'' the Second Film to Death'''''. To wit - Molly was ''not'' supposed to die on the bridge; she was safe from that, as we saw in the premonition. Her death was ''meant'' to in the kitchen at Peter's hand, but Sam saved her from that and put her on the list. The two later intend to travel to France together - on Flight 180. Because the two of them were on the plane, Alex received a premonition of himself burning alive. However, Alex and his friends are ''destined'' to get off the plane for Death's plan to unfold. When they do, Kat survives because Terry is run over by a bus so she doesn't get to the B&B she was staying at that had a gas leak; Thomas survives because he had to clean up William's remains; Kimberly survives because she stopped to watch a news report on Todd's death and didn't die with her mother in a car theft/heist that her mother was shot in; Rory avoided the theatre that collapsed because he was so disgusted by Carter's death that he went home instead; Eugene avoided Death because Valerie Lewton died and he was transferred to a new school and avoided being stabbed, the fate of his replacement teacher at his old school, literally the day he was transferred and Eugene ''then'' dies because Clear, who survived the plane, opens his door. One tiny act... and you doom over a dozen people to death.