Fun fact about this movie: The characters of Alex and Clear were originally cast for Tobey Maguire and Kristen Dunst.

The reason why the airline company could afford to have so much open space on the plane is because they saved money by building it out of pvc pipes and duct tape

I feel like Batwoman music needs to play whenever Death is trying to desperately kill one of them.

It's like Death is playing Tony Hawk's Pro Killer, where he gets score multipliers for all the neat tricks he pulls off in the process

Final Destination is the REAL Series of Unfortunate Events.

I like to think that after Carter was saved from the train, Death was like, "Dammit!" and kicks the metal piece, accidentally decapitating Billy.

I still can't believe that a scrapped ides for X Files was made into a franchise of 5 movies. It's not impossible but much like the deaths, a big impact starts with a small thing. Kind of funny that way.

YMS dropping bars from Stan had me in stitches every single time

This film is like Death Note's Ryuk discovered freaking Mouse Trap.

"Death is personified in a person who is conversing with these characters..." _Wonder Of You starts playing._

The plane disaster at the beginning of this movie still scares me. This movie and Castaway are the two movies from the early 2000s that made me afraid of flying.

Know it's a long shot but good God words cannot describe how much I'd love an EFAP Movies: Fast and Furious arc if only to see their reactions to that franchise treating the laws of physics like a battered housewife more and more with each entry.

I also like that YMS touches on a plot point in FD2. One of the characters does try to shoot himself in the head and the gun misfires six times in a row cuz it "wasn't his time." These movies are a trip.

Death Corp: "The more convoluted the method of death, the more bonus pay you'll get".

I like to imagine Death as that giant Skeleton from Castlevania just sitting stressed with cigars as random humans mess up his cool tricks to make death more interesting.

My favorite part of this is unironically YMS rapping Stan lol

44:33 Best characterization of Death: "Fool me twice, whatever." "Got me twice! Well played. GG!"

Props to Capital O for the editing on these :)

When Duel of the Fates started playing as MC slapped at the power line with a shovel, I fuckin lost it lmao. This was incredible and I can't wait for the rest :)

I love the idea that as the movies go along, the efap gang is going to be more cheering for death to succed, more than the survivers XD, good edit btw.

Plot twist: Death is just a TVA worker with a Predator cloaking device fucking around before pruning the timeline.

This movie was not only about premonitions of death, but also a premonition of 2001 animated classics starring green ogres.

The Monty Python bit at the very very end made me laugh

Agents Weems and Shrek’s subplot is due to the fact that the first movie was originally written as an X-Files episodes and so Weems and Shrek fill the roles originally meant for Mulder and Scully.

What if Death is really squimish about killing people so it becomes incredibly clumsy, like Mr Bean, thus resulting in comedically horrifying deaths.

The scene where he gets the clue about his buddy with the newspaper always confused me when I was little. Probably because "Tod" means "Death" in German, and Tod isn't a name over here^^

"You would have to kill someone" Final Destination 5: "You called?"

always a pleasure to see a horror film with Tony Todd in it. aside from this and his more iconic role as Candyman, he was also in both the Hatchet films and was killed by The Djinn in the classic 1997 horror film: *Wishmaster*

I had never heard of these movies before, so didn’t know what to expect from this years Halloween marathon. Then I saw the EFAP trailer and that was all I needed to know what a wild ride we are in for. 😁

Oh final destination, one of the movies of the 2000's that gained popularity and had lots of sequels, kinda like Saw, Hostal and Resident evil, what a time it was. (edited for spelling errors)

Ok ok, I got a perfectly timed ad and I'm dying. At 1340 when the dude says "It would be a fucked up god to let this plane crash" I saw the explosion for a frame and it was immediately cut off by an ad. That was perfect.

My nose is burning right now because I ejected soda through it from laughing when you started playing Duel of the Fates while he was fighting the power line with the shovel. I think I nearly died.

To think that only a year before this, Devon Sawa was in Idle Hands alongside Seth Green and Jessica Alba. I highly recommend Idle Hands for those who haven't seen it. A goofy little horror/comedy that I find really endearing.

I can't believe Hirohiko Araki turned Final Destination into a Stand ability.

The bus that killed the girl came faster than the truck that killed the little girl in the opening of Nicholas Cage’s Wicker Man. 🤣

As a NASCAR fan, the premonition scene for the 4th film is fantastic riff material.

Nowadays you need to have a "real" ID to board a plane, you can't just have a regular drivers license, you need to go an extra step and get a gold star on it.

A car is actually a pretty good place to be in a lightning storm As long as you don't touch exposed metal, it acts as a faraday cage

That Holy Grail joke at the end was great.

I demand YMS rap a verse from Eminem with each subsequent installment of this series because that was absolutely wonderful

The roller coaster one in the third film perfectly encapsulated my fear of roller coasters to such a high degree, that it still mildly affects me to this day almost 20 years later lol. I still remember the exact emotions I was feeling as a child watching the scene unfold. I don't think I blinked the entire time. Afterwards I paused the movie and just sat there for 10 minutes staring into blank space hahahaha. Every time I get close to knocking off a big roller coaster on my bucket list, I think of that film (I've been on a few mild ones, NO loops though lol). Also, the movie kinda sparked a morbid fascination with roller coaster deaths/injuries. Did loads of research and found some wild stuff on all of the rides I've ever been on (looking at you, Gisney)

I wasn't prepared for this level of editing. Hang on, I'm starting over so that I can appreciate it more fully.

Does anyone remember the show 'Tru Calling'? It had a similar concept but with a different take. Eliza Dushku would re-live some days trying to save someone who'd died that day. It was eventually revealed that someone else also re-lives these days but instead they would try to ensure that person dies. I think it only had 1 season but I remember enjoying it

50:30 This...legit actually could work. Death inc, people do deaths, but one guy screwed up and is trying to fix it, but only got help from some questionable coworker... That's actually hilarious!

This edit was hilariously done! I also want to say that I think Rags made a fair point when saying Death as a character in the movie would be interesting because they could be an entity just curious about humans and what they do when given a few days, weeks or months of extra time alive. Some characters could spend their time locked in their homes waiting for death and hoping to avoid it or they could spend their last days living it up until their time and we as an audience could debate the questions that come from this topic maybe coming away with the idea that every day alive is something to be grateful for. It's true that the meme might disappear but I'd argue that having a cool depiction of Death who knows he has to kill humans but after tens of thousands of years is a little interested in doing these thought experiments with them could be a little compelling. That would answer the question of what's giving them the premonition and since he's only giving it to the one person he could only be saving one individual and is surprised with who ends up living which proves free will is applied in this universe (unlike all the good parts of the mcu apparently R.I.P) and the deaths would hopefully not need to be so spectacularly unrealistic. Then the in between deaths part wouldn't be so boring because we could be focusing on Death talking to these characters and getting their views on what life and death means to them. I was always a fan of the final destination movies but I think this concept would be way more interesting and I know for a fact I'll enjoy the efaps of these far more than the actual movies

Thank you for weaving smoothly into this Eminem. as if the title of the movie was The Final DeSTANition ;)

Ah yes, Final Destination, the series with my favorite serial killer: The Wind.

Tony Todd made a memorable appearance on Smallville in the episode Jitters.

If Final Destination was intellectual and rule-based, it would be Death Note. This is spooks and spectacle.

Words cannot describe how much I love that this film has a character named Agent Shrek. The world rolled me pretty hard with that one.

Damn. I can't wait for the next one. This series is a bit of a guilty pleasure for me.

The Monty Python shit at the end caught me off guard. XD Also "Para-Me-Dicks" X'D

There is the theory that the Morgue guy is Death (or some other death-like supernatural force) personified since he knows the rules and keeps appearing throughout the series. But the producers have said this isn't true. I like to think he is a long time survivor and has become obsessed with the cycle.

This is gold... Been looking forward to getting more EFAP movies for ages now!! So glad we are getting a heap this month keep up the awesome work people!!!

These movies really did give me a crippling fear of everything as a child. Wish you guys could have seen the SAW movies, and still hope you do one day, but I will admit that these are the superior movies. I own both collections digitally. (Would love to see a rifftrax from you guys)

Fun fact: this movie was originally a discarded idea for The X-Files.

Palpatine was the only one to survive the crash

MauLer mentioning that he was 7 when the first movie came out made me realize that he is younger than Joe Keery from Stranger Things, and my mind just exploded!!! 😮

FUN FACT: The writer of this movie originally wrote the first draft of this script as a spec script for an episode of The X-Files (titled 'Flight 180') but he realised that the concept was worthy enough to be its own feature film, so he fleshed out the script, removed the ties to The X-Files and took it to studio producers and Final Destination is the result.

Just throwing it out there as I see nobody else has mentioned it - the guy who plays I think it's Devon Sawa's father was in a couple of X Files episodes, he played "The Pusher" Robert Modell - the guy who could talk people into doing crazy shit. I think the first episode was "Pusher" and it was in season 3 and the second episode he was in was in season 5 and it was called "kitsunegari".

Rags probably knows by the end of the movie if he thought about it, but the final destination... is DEATH.

The editing with all the little additions and highlights in these mini's add a lot to the entertainment of already pretty fun videos, so welldone and well worth. Looking forward to the rest of this month.

The only thing I remember of this franchise is how it's responsible for my irrational fear of driving behind trucks carrying tree trunks...

I love you guys and the fact that many of you haven't seen this hidden gem makes this podcast so incredibly entertaining.

I keep coming back and rewatching this, it's some of my favorite Efap. The Final Destination EFAP movies had some of the funniest moments and one of the coolest casts.

I liked 2, if only for the rube goldberg traffic scene, definitely stuck with me. Also, great editing, editor-kun

(?)Timestamps: Warning; this is a very post Columbine, pre 9/11 movie, yes. 0:00:00 - EFAP episode starts 0:00:01 - 0:07:03 - opening thoughts + experience with Final Destination 0:01:10 - goblins (racetizm) 0:03:30 - Rags's guessing the premise of Final Destination based on the title 0:04:02 - saws or other power tools 0:04:24 - Jay enjoys dismemberment 0:04:39 - armless Jay 0:07:02 - movie-watching begins 0:09:26 - YMS rap(e)s 0:10:05 - fans in Korea (lore) 0:10:36 - French (disgusting) 0:10:40 - Rags's's fake French 0:10:51 - very happy man 0:12:03 - large forehead and Jordans 0:12:44 - YMS rap(e)s part 2 0:15:33 - Hmm... 0:19:38 - pipe bomb 0:23:56 - YMS talking to his children 0:28:32 - gay death in a bathtub 0:32:03 - weird goth girl 0:35:15 - very special 0:36:26 - GET OVER IT 0:36:44 - confusion and ghost bus 0:38:22 - wild Shrek appears 0:40:00 - I'm not insane, I'm right. 0:43:37 - vodka exploded 0:44:33 - this is how death be sometimes (fool me once...) 0:45:49 - MauLer doing a little spoiler 0:50:30 - death as a person 0:52:03 - What the fuck is that? 0:52:42 - bad things happen in cabins in the woods 0:53:47 - HE'S ESCAPING 1:01:50 - closing thoughts and ratings 1:06:08 - Death 1:07:07 - Ooo hohoho you shouldn't have done that... 1:11:30 - FUCKING MONTY PYTHON REFERENCE 1:12:10 - EFAP episode ends It's useless but... You're welcome, I guess. I'm a bad person.

Nice ending bit there Capital-O Opinions.

For anyone interested in the concept the cast were discussing there is an animated comedy on KZfaq called Purgatony. It's about a guy named Tony who has an office job in purgatory working for death.

It's funny to think that all the planned stuff os super boring for death and he is super happy that this happened because he gets free reign on how they die, he could have all them die of heart attacks instantly but he doesn't cause he can finally be creative

It’s the EFAP franchise I didn’t know I needed! Almost all of the characters in this one are named for classic horror directors/ actors/actresses and I think producers/writers Alex Browning = Tod Browning (Todd too) Billy Hitchcock (max) shreck Val Lewton I don’t remember all the other ones I typically watch the plane crash scene before air travel for luck. I always check the tray table latch, one time it broke off. I was on edge the entire flight. It wasn’t a 180 tho so I should have known I’d be ok. Can’t wait for Final Destination 3 coverage that should be Resident Evil level of commentary. Enjoy and happy halloweens!

I like to imagine this movie series is pre death note and the deaths are just Ryuk fucking around

36:48 This reminds me of the final death in wish upon. In fact a lot of the stupid deaths in that movie feel inspired by this here.

The concept of God of Death getting bored is Death Note.

I NEED the YMS cover of Stan.

The editing on this one is so good!

Final destination (the roller coaster one) is why I'm scared of roller coasters...I was like a real little kid when I peeked behind my sister's back to watch it and even now, I just get freaked out seeing a roller coaster This one is why I'm scared of planes 😃

As much as I enjoy Capital O’s editing, I’m annoyed it’s stopped him from making more DEVS videos

Final Destination: What happens when Death gets bored and decides to "F" with people.

YMS with the multi-layered ‘Stan’ joke about Devon Sawa made my week 😂😂

Damn I missed it live but I hope you guys had fun

So does Death work for Kang or does Kang work for death? I'm confused about who's in charge of free will

Love EFAP’s content. It’s entertaining

Hey Capital-O, appreciate the editing!

This might be my favourite thing on KZfaq so far

Really happy to hear a reference to the Man From Earth in the wild. One of my favourite movies.

29:40 - Why did the blue toilet water go BACK??? Is Death afraid of leaving clues to a natural accident? He is worried the cops will arrest him? :D

This is the punchline of a lot of jokes, each years in the making... Seriously, the audio during the viewing is from about a year ago, but we are going to get the edits made from then until whenever these reliably funny lads decided it would be worth setting aside for possibly months. Point is, ain't been dissatisfied yet and I'm sure there is gold in them there hills, arrrg'ably.

Now, lets say, hypothetically, that somebody once told me that the world would proceed to roll me, and made the claim that I was not, the smartest tool in the shed. Which would lead us to look at the facts and see that she was looking kind of dumb, due to the fact that she had placed her finger and her thumb, in the shape of the letter L, located on her forehead. This would mean that the years would start coming, and logically wont stop coming, that I was, hypothetically, fed to the rules, which would proceed with me hitting the ground running. Which didn’t make sense, to live for fun, in a way that your brain gets smart, yet your head gets dumb, seeing as there’s so much to do, and so much to see, so now I must pose the question, what is wrong with taking the backseat? This is due to the fact that you’ll never know if you don’t go, nor you will shine if you don’t glow. For you see, you are, at this moment, an All-Star, so get your game on, and proceed to go play, indeed, you’re an All-Star, get the show on, which would entitled you to get paid. That would mean that all that glitters, is indeed gold, and that only shooting stars, can participate in the process of breaking the mold.

Rags’s “come” joke was perfect

I think later movies imply that the reason the characters get visions really is just because Death is bored and wants to make his kills more interesting.

"never wanna see saw" - Rag"""''''s Spooktober 2023: You sure about that?

If there's ever been a perfect EFAP movies, it's this one. Such a beautiful blend of my fave KZfaqrs ragging on the original FINAL DESTINATION movie for the Halloween season, and I appreciate you all! Thanks!

I liked the Monty Phyton joke at the end good job editor

Slightly disagree with the gang here: It *did* need the vague apparition of Death in the movie. Without that, you could argue that all of this was just the guy being paranoid, or a really freaky sequence of coincidences. Instead they established that something supernatural actually was going on, with just a few seconds of special effects. That water flowing backwards it was pretty dumb though, and unnecessary. Take that out, and everything else fits.

Death: “We’ll circle back to that.”

Nice work on the ending, lol.

This feels like an amateur paint by numbers recreation of a real good movie and I don't know how else to describe it. The setup is always a little too obvious to the point where you just can't help but feel like you've seen a bit more than you were supposed to and the tension feels like it's a garage haunted house experience where all the tension is broken up by the guy in the monster suit stubbing his toe and muttering "dammit" under his breath.

Funny that they mention the ideas of the padded room and killing someone else to have death pass over you. Both ideas explored in later movies

fantastic editing as usual.