finished watching Final Destination 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌕
Incredible! In a genre that is unfortunately riddled with confusion between being "startled" and being "scared", Final Destination is a great film that unnerves the viewer in a way that's meaningful rather than low-effort.

Definitely has a 90s/early 2000s teenage movie vibe to it, but it honestly adds to the charm of the movie with how the characters interact with one another. The cast feels authentic, relatable, while also not the most cliche. The character dynamics and interactions and plot points feel like something based in reality, and astonishingly, the film also touches incredibly on the effects of grief, paranoia, and the uncertainty of life while also giving adequate room for comedy.

This is easily becoming a go-to film suggestion of mine.