**WARNING** This episode contains spoilers of the movie

I had the absolute pleasure and honor to sit down with Alex and talk about his role in the newest installment of the Final Destination Franchise. We talked about his death scene “Death by Lawnmower” even though his death was untimely and unfortunate. But he did go into detail with the technical setup and how it was rehearsed.

What I find interesting about this movie is that it’s a very different set of cast; it’s not a group of friends in high school or college. It’s about a family who is struggling to keep things together and it feels like there is a whole other level of anxiety and sadness brought to the film and not to mention the entire spectrum of emotions.

The Final Destination Franchise has never disappointed… There is a never-ending supply of imagination and creativity. There’s no masked killer with a knife, but instead it’s Death playing his little game of “who is next” and it’s a guessing game. After binge watching all of the movies this past week, I now dread logging trucks, tanning beds, escalators, pennies, and lawn mowers.

The series has quietly dominated the found footage universe since its first entry almost a decade ago. The original film remains the greatest in the series, as is the case with most franchises. I cannot tell you how much I love this franchise and how I cannot wait to see Hell House LLC: Lineage.

What an absolute honor and pleasure to sit down with Joe to gain the exceptional insight regarding the franchise! Joe had a lot to say about the movies to include 825 Forest Road and the new and upcoming installment: Hell House, LLC Lineage which is slated to be released this October.

Although this movie is deviating away from the found-footage concept and moving into a narrative role, I am intrigued to see how it’s going to pan out. Also, bringing back the cast from Hell House LLC: The Carmichael Manor and including Elizabeth Vermilyea who portrays Vanessa. I have a feeling this movie is going to be the best one out of the franchise altogether.

This movie is a twisted mix of gut-busting laughs and terrifying thrills, the genre-bending slasher movie pushes the limitations of horror and humor in a remarkable cinematic experience. For those who love comedy with their horror, this is the pinnacle of the indie peak in my opinion.

I had the honor of sitting down with Austin to speak about her role as Chrystal and I will admit that she delivered flawlessly. She definitely plays a likeable character in the film, and I especially love how her character was developed throughout the film.

Her and Aaron developed a very unique and strange relationship in the film which led to the possibility of a sequel, more to follow on that. This movie deserves two thumbs and it’s an absolute blast to watch.

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