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‘FINAL DESTINATION: BLOODLINES’ co-director Zach Lipovsky explains the long process of creating one of the franchise’s death scenes “It has to be things that we’ve all experienced... how can you take that and make it so demented that you can never look at it the same way again?”

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C⓸MMY1 年前

the concept of a room full of people talking about how to kill people with normal objects for years is so……..

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Debayo 🌱1 年前

These writers wake up every morning thinking, “how can a toast machine kill today?”

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kat1 年前

That’s…..wowwww

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Sassy1 年前

It was super mind blowing

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The ADHD Guy1 年前

No spoilers, watching this tomorrow. Super excited

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Jamo1 年前

See you soon

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EseF!GHTS1 年前

Lipovsky.. Hard name tbh

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RG | Chance1 年前

this is gonna be killer...;)

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