Beloved Horror Movie Franchise Dominates HBO Max
The movies are currently trending in the United States, with all five of the franchise's currently-available films on the platform's Top 10 list.
This is a huge moment for the franchise, especially with a new installment that just released, which explains why fans are eagerly revisiting these films.
Here's the ranking at the time of this writing:
Final Destination , the film which kicked off the franchise in 2000, is currently at the #2 spot. This is followed by Final Destination 2 at #3, Final Destination 5 at #4, and Final Destination 3 at #5. This means four of the franchise's installments have broken into the Top 5.
The one entry that didn't do so, The Final Destination , is still on the Top 10 list at #9. This fourth entry is actually the lowest-rated title in the series, so it's not completely surprising to see that it's being watched at a significantly lower rate than the others. Nevertheless, being on the Top 10 spot for HBO Max is still a huge win for any entry of this horror franchise.
Now that Final Destination: Bloodlines is currently streaming on HBO Max, it's clear that fans want their Final Destination fix, both at home and on the big screen. Hopefully the franchise can continue to meet demands with new installments in the future, and if not, then there are six films perfectly fit for fans to revisit and enjoy.
Stay tuned to ScreenGeek for any additional updates regarding the latest trending titles on streaming and any news regarding the future of Final Destination . For now, fans can enjoy all the films on HBO Max.
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