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He/she then freaks out, getting some people out of the location with them, right in the moment the accident happens as expected. En route, Kimberly has a premonition of a pile-up on Route 23 in which her SUV is smashed by a semi-truck, killing all four of them. [11][16], Franklin "Frankie" Whitman is a college student from White Plains, New York and one of the casualties of the Route 23 pile-up.[10]. When Peter Friedkin tries to kill Molly, Sam stops him by stabbing him in the back with a large skewer, and he assumes that he has taken Agent Jim Block's life (whom Peter killed). The Woobie: Arguably the most sympathetic lead in the Final Destination series. Most of her attempts are futile, with the exception of Ian McKinley, her younger sister Julie Christensen, and Kevin. Nick has another premonition of a disastrous mall explosion in which Lori would have been killed after falling into an open escalator engine, but he manages to arrive in time to stop the explosion before it occurs, leading them to believe they have cheated Death. He is one of the survivors of the North Bay bridge, and the seventh survivor to die. Sam panics and convinces Molly as well as a few of his co-workers to leave the bridge before it collapses. [4][10] Prior to the crash, he was substituting for Ms. Valerie Lewton at Mt. Over the next several months, the survivors begin to die one by one in a series of bizarre accidents, and after learning that Death is still after them, Alex attempts to figure out Death's plan and save the remaining survivors. She is on her way to a corporate retreat when Sam has a premonition that the bridge they are crossing will collapse, killing everyone on it except for Molly, whom Sam would have gotten across the bridge safely. Wendy later learns that Julie was also on the ride and rushes to McKinley's Tricentennial Fair to save her. Michael and Kimberly have become very close after her mother's death. The machine's emergency mode activates and revives him, but Clear abruptly opens his door which completely detaches the plug, creating a spark that ignites the oxygen and incinerates them both. Their classmate Tod Waggner had a crush on both of them, and planned to spend the flight trying to hook up with them. She initially refuses, but later introduces Kimberly and Officer Thomas Burke to Bludworth, who tells them that only "new life" can defeat Death. He is one of the survivors of Flight 180, and the sixth survivor to die. He and Agent Weine interrogate the survivors, following the explosion of Flight 180, and become suspicious of Alex Browning. Abraham High School, and Alex Browning's arch rival. [4][11][16], Katherine "Kat" Jennings is one of the survivors of the Route 23 pile-up. Erin is a goth who attends McKinley High School. Death summons each premonition as a "See if you can stop me" sort of servant, but mostly its servants come in other physical, inanimate forms. Theresa "Terry" Chaney is one of the survivors of Flight 180. This leads them to believe that if Isabella Hudson has her baby it will ruin Death's plan, and they will all be safe. [4], Evan is a recent lottery winner. Carter is blown to pieces, and his severed head lands on George's lawn. Ken is first seen talking to Alex while he and his mother pack his bags for his flight to Paris, and is later seen comforting Alex after the plane explodes. When Nick panics and attempts to escape, he accidentally bumps into Andy, who angrily follows him out of the stadium with Nadia in tow. Michael Corman is the father of Kimberly Corman. 4. This cause fans to speculated that Bludworth is Death himself or. Category:Antagonists | Final Destination Wiki | Fandom Antagonists Category page Edit Antagonists are villains throughout the series. As a result, she avoided a gas leak that suffocated the guests staying at the lodge. Played by horror icon Tony Todd, Bludworth is a mysterious character from the start. Janet is seen again in a montage at the end of Final Destination 5. So, the "villain" in this franchise is more a force of destiny than it is a true antagonist. As a result, Alex learns that if someone intervenes Death will move on to the next person. He is the fourth survivor to die. The Final Destination series might be one of the most unique horror franchises around, because they're essentially slasher films without a slasher. Although he is initially skeptical that Death is still after the survivors, he meets up with the other survivors at Officer Thomas Burke's apartment, where he witnesses Nora Carpenter's death. He is portrayed by Justin Welborn. He arrives just as Alex Browning and Carter are being thrown off the plane, and is forced off as well after being caught in the commotion. Wendy manages to save him at the last minute, so Death skips him, and Erin is killed instead. Ian was the seventh survivor to die. She is the sixth survivor to die. After Kat is killed, she drops a cigarette into a fuel leakage from the news van, and the van explodes, sending a barbed wire fence flying through the air, which trifurcates Rory. Gas spills out of the truck and the cable sparks, lighting Carter on fire, before the truck finally explodes. [4], Officer Thomas Burke is one of the survivors of the Route 23 pile-up.[18]. Despite depicting homicide, the series is noteworthy amongst others in the horror genre in that the "villain" of the films is not the stereotypical slasher or monster but the entity Death itself (occasionally seen as a fleeting shadow or a gust of wind) which manipulates the environment in deadly ways with the intent of reclaiming the lives of the survivors. He and his co-workers are on their way to a corporate retreat when Sam Lawton has a premonition that the bridge they are crossing will collapse. He is the second survivor to die. However, as he develops a paranoia that pushes him to kill Molly Harper - the only person on Sam Lawton's vision (and Sam's girlfriend) that wasn't supposed to die on the bridge - he ends up dead anyway when Sam stabs him with a cooking skewer, passing Block's life to him, but consequently causing Molly to cheat Death, adding her to the list and causing both Sam and her to die aboard Flight 180 (the fifth movie is actually a prequel to the first one), indicating that the life Sam acquired wasn't enough to save him. [4], Clear's death is shown again in x-ray format during the opening credits of The Final Destination and seen again in a montage at the end of Final Destination 5.[5][6]. In the film, Kimberly Corman blocks the entrance ramp, preventing Isabella from entering the highway before a major pile-up occurs. After she dies, her eye rolls into the middle of the street and is run over by a car. Ian is a goth who attends McKinley High School. George Lanter is one of the survivors of the McKinley Speedway crash. When he reaches into the drain to retrieve it, his watch causes his hand to get stuck. Type of Villain. Carter Horton is one of the survivors of Flight 180. [4][10] In the film, Kimberly Corman has a premonition of a massive pile-up on Route 23. She is the eighth survivor to die. After Nick panics, she and her husband follow their sons out of the speedway and witness the accident occur moments later. A few seconds later, Nathan is killed when the landing gear from Flight 180 crashes through the building and crushes him. Considering his extensive knowledge of Death's design and how it works, many Final Destination fans have theorized that Bludworth must just be the human personification of Death, or at least some kind of representative for the reaper. When confronted by Sam Lawton, Molly Harper, Peter Friedkin, and Nathan Sears, he warns them about Death and tells them that by killing someone else they can acquire that person's remaining lifespan. He is also the middle manager at Presage Paper. Clear Rivers explains that this is because it wasn't his turn to die yet. Julie is seen again in a montage at the end of Final Destination 5. [3], William "Bill" Bludworth is a mysterious mortician who appears in Final Destination, Final Destination 2, and Final Destination 5. Prior to the film, he traveled to Paris, where he witnessed Carter Horton's death outside a cafe. Nathan is initially skeptical, but believes that he has cheated Death when he accidentally kills his antagonistic co-worker Roy Carson in a warehouse accident. She stalls her vehicle preventing those who would have died from entering the freeway, but her friends are killed moments later by a speeding semi-trailer truck. Hunt Wynorski is Nick O'Bannon's best friend, and one of the survivors of the McKinley Speedway crash. Five months later, Julie coincidentally crosses paths with Wendy and Kevin on a subway. He changes his mind at the last minute, but cannot get out when his seat belt jams. Andy is seen again in a montage at the end of Final Destination 5. He later accompanies Kimberly and Officer Thomas Burke to a picnic with the Gibbons family, where they witness Brian Gibbons' death. At the end, he and Agent Weine attempt to arrest Alex and chase him into the woods, but after they witness him rescue Clear Rivers,[3] Alex is cleared of suspicion. Uncertain Doom : Her fate, along with Kevin and Julie's, is left ambiguous, as she has one last premonition of them dying in a train crash but a Smash to Black occurs when the crash actually happens, ending the film on a Bolivian Army Ending . Candice follows Peter off the bus, and witnesses the bridge collapse moments later. Molly is an office worker at Presage Paper, who breaks up with Sam Lawton because she does not want to hold him back from pursuing his dream of being a chef in Paris. Thirty-nine days later, he and the other survivors attend a memorial service for the victims. As Billy warns the others to stay away from Carter, he is suddenly decapitated by flying scrap metal from the car wreckage. At the end, he and Agent Schreck attempt to arrest Alex and chase him into the woods, but after they witness Alex rescue Clear Rivers, Alex is cleared of suspicion. In Final Destination 3, a newspaper article reveals that Kimberly and Burke were killed after being knocked into a wood chipper at a hardware store; however, this is only mentioned in an alternate ending, making it non-canon. Nathan is a supervisor at Presage Paper who is on his way to a corporate retreat when his friend Sam Lawton has a premonition that the bridge they are crossing will collapse. Clear Marie Rivers is a character that appeared in both Final Destination and Final Destination 2. She ultimately decides to leave town in order to restart her life. Billy is a student at Mt. Kevin Fischer is one of the survivors of the Devil's Flight roller coaster.[23]. En route, Kimberly has a premonition of a massive pile-up, in which a semi-truck smashes into her SUV, killing all four of them. He is the fifth survivor to die. Laurent "Larry" Murnau is a French teacher at Mt. However, after one of the survivors is killed in a terrible "accident", the protagonist begins to notice Death wants revenge, killing the survivors in the order they were supposed to die. [4] His death is shown again in x-ray format during the opening credits of The Final Destination and again in a montage at the end of Final Destination 5. Both his premonition death and actual death are seen in x-ray format during the opening credits of The Final Destination, and he is seen again in a montage at the end of Final Destination 5. In Nick O'Bannon's premonition, Nick asks him to move so Lori Milligan can see just moments before the car crash that causes the speedway to collapse, and Jonathan is killed by a car that flies into the stadium. He is the fifth survivor to die. In Final Destination 2 it is revealed that following the events of the first film Alex and Clear cheated Death dozens of times before he was finally bludgeoned by a falling brick. In Wendy's premonition, the two die alongside Ian McKinley and Erin Ulmer when the ride gets stuck upside down on a vertical loop. Jonathan Groves is one of the survivors of the McKinley Speedway crash. When the events from his vision begin to repeat themselves, he panics and is thrown off the plane along with six others, who witness the plane explode moments later. As Death is never seen as a character in itself, it can be assumed it is an evil spirit or a vengeful force of nature trying to complete its route. When he finally frees his hand he tries to put out the fire with a fire extinguisher, but it stalls. A theory proposed in Final Destination 3 by Ian McKinley says that Death could be stopped if the last person on the list (usually the visionary) committed suicide, because dying out of order would cause a breach on the list and save the others. They keep a close eye on Alex, and their suspicion grows even more when the survivors begin to die one by one. Nick and Lori attempt to warn Janet that Death is still after them, but she refuses to believe them. He offers an alternative to the new life theory to a group of survivors, explaining that the only way for the characters to keep on living is to take the lives of others. Two weeks later, he and Molly board a plane to Paris which is revealed to be Flight 180, and he is incinerated with the other passengers when the plane explodes in midair. Alexander Theodore "Alex" Browning is the protagonist and visionary of Final Destination. She and Lori later visit a mall cinema, which would have exploded, sending shrapnel into Janet's face, but Nick manages to stop the explosion before it occurs, leading them to believe that they have cheated Death again. They believe they have finally cheated Death until Kimberly realizes that Isabella was never on Death's list. As Ian shouts that Death cannot kill him, the cherry picker collapses on Ian, bisecting him. Rory pulls Brian out of the path of a speeding news van at the last second, and he is unknowingly added to Death's list. Nick does not remember Jonathan at first because he never left the stadium with the other survivors, but later sees on a news report that he was injured from the accident and sent to the hospital. Julie is Wendy Christensen's younger sister, who attends McKinley High School's grad night at the amusement park, despite being a junior. Kevin is a senior at McKinley High School who attends grad night at the amusement park with his girlfriend Carrie Dreyer, best friend Jason Wise, and Jason's girlfriend Wendy Christensen. These servants are the secondary antagonists of the Final Destination film series, and often make an appearance . Born in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, Ali began modeling at age thirteen, and traveled the world before moving to Los Angeles to study acting. Two siblings get stuck in a trailer park with three killers stalking them. This leads them to believe that if Isabella Hudson has her baby it will ruin Death's plan, and they will all be safe. Burke stops Dr. Kalarjian from disrupting her pregnancy, and she successfully delivers her son, which leads them to believe that they have cheated Death, however, Kimberly later realizes that Isabella was never meant to die in the pile-up, and was therefore not on Death's list, making their efforts futile. He drops his lucky coin, which rolls into the pool and is sucked down the drain. Cynthia Daniels is the wife of Carter Daniels and a casualty in the McKinley Speedway crash. [5][6], Blake Dreyer is a student at Mt. The boys initially had her sit in the back with Wendy, who did not want to see the tracks, but Carrie insists on sitting in the front and switches seats with Kevin. As a coroner and the owner of Bludworth Funeral Homes, he is easily the most knowledgeable in the whole series when it comes to the forces and powers that death can wield. He is seen again via archive footage in Final Destination 5. In Final Destination, Alex Browning and Clear Rivers sneak inside Bludworth's morgue to see Tod Waggner's corpse. Franklin "Frankie" Cheeks is one of the survivors of the Devil's Flight roller coaster. Unbeknownst to them, a stack of supplies falls on to the gear shift of a forklift, which begins to follow them. In an alternate version of the scene, the cherry picker collapses right on Ian, leaving nothing left of him. While there, Kimberly tries to warn them that Death may still be after the survivors, but Rory doesn't take her seriously. The Final Destination franchise has been built around increasingly bloody and intense death setpieces, so naturally the opening disaster sequences frequently seek to one-up the previous film. Wendy has another premonition that the train will crash, and Kevin will be ground between the train and the tunnel wall after falling out the window. Do the "Final Destination" movies really have a villain? Nora's death is referenced in the opening credits of The Final Destination and is seen again in a montage at the end of Final Destination 5. Hunt takes the gun and places it on the pool's control box, but the gun falls onto a lever, causing the pool to start draining. Unable to move, Hunt lies under water trying to scream for help as the draining pressure increases. Lori and George Lanter manage to save Janet, leading them to believe that they have cheated Death. He is the sixth survivor to die. When the survivors begin to die one by one in a series of freak accidents, he and Lori attempt to save those who remain using his visions, which provide clues as to how the next person will die. While being escorted off the ride by security guards, Wendy realizes that Jason is still on the roller coaster, runs back, and begs the operator to stop the ride, but she is tackled by the guards and taken outside. I am an admin of this site. Each character in the film series has escaped death, and so, they are fated to meet a horrific death when they least expect it, no matter how they try to outsmart or outrun this unseen elemental entity. Steve Adams. Strategic Death God, Taker of soulsEvil forceSlayer of living beings, Following patternsCunningLifespan decisionOmnipresenceDeath manipulation, Mass destructionStalkingMutilationPsychological abuseArsonTortureVandalismGrand theft animarum. [3], Mr. Murnau is briefly seen via archive footage in Final Destination 5.[5]. [4] Her death is shown in x-ray format during the opening credits of The Final Destination and she appears again via archive footage in Final Destination 5.[5]. Amber Regan is a friend of Julie Christensen and Perry Malinowski. In Nick's premonition, Hunt and Janet are both crushed by the concrete stands when the stadium collapses. Six months later, Carter visits Paris with Alex and Clear Rivers to celebrate their survival. At the hospital, she is requested by Isabella's obstetrician and Officer Thomas Burke immobilizes her as Isabella gives birth. Type of Villain Vengeful Fallen Hero Peter Friedkin is the secondary antagonist of 2011 horror movie Final Destination 5 and an indirect posthumous antagonist in both 2000 horror movie Final Destination and 2003 horror movie Final Destination 2. By using our Services, you agree to our use of cookies. A year prior to the Route 23 pile-up he was ordered to clean up the remains of Billy Hitchcock, and therefore avoided a shootout that took the life of his partner. Carter is seen again in a montage at the end of Final Destination 5. Lori is a college student who visits the McKinley Speedway for a study break with Nick, her best friend Janet Cunningham, and Hunt Wynorski. At the hospital, Kimberly has another vision of what appears to be Isabella's physician, Dr. Ellen Kalarjian, "strangling" Isabella. Although Death is never seen in person, it will sometimes appear in the novels as a solid embodiment. Powers / Skills [4][10] In the film, Kimberly Corman has a premonition of a pile-up on Route 23, in which Eugene's motorcycle crushes his torso after he skids across the road. He is the fourth survivor to die. Also, the fate of Wendy Christensen, Julie Christensen and Kevin Fischer is left unknown, as the third movie theatrically ends with their attempt to stop Train 081 before the 'accident' occurs. Hobby Eugene Dix is one of the survivors of the Route 23 pile-up. He is a widower and recovering alcoholic who grieves over the deaths of his wife and daughter, and inadvertently responsible for the accident that killed them because he was driving under the influence of alcohol at the time. In other words, if one of the intended victims has a baby, thus creating a new Life, the chain will be broken due to the baby being an interference in the pattern, as Death cannot kill a being that never existed in its original design. [3] His death infuriates the Waggner household, who blame Alex for his death.[3]. Still, many of the characters are able to evade these and continue to survive. It's number reads 666). While inside an elevator with Eugene Dix, she gets a call from Burke, who warns her about a man with hooks. Kevin is devastated over Carrie's death and later reveals to Wendy that he planned to propose to her after graduation; ironically, Carrie had earlier disclosed to Wendy that she planned on breaking up with Kevin after graduation.[7]. They keep a close eye on Alex, and their suspicion grows when the survivors began to die one by one. Carter Daniels is a character from the movie The Final Destination, serving as a minor antagonist in the film. Do the "Final Destination" movies really have a villain? Crimes In an alternate version of Final Destination 3, her death is the same except that because Ian fired a warning shot, the pigeons fly over Erin instead of the saw dust. Mr. Murnau is very fluent in the French language, which is why he was selected to guide the students on their field trip to Paris. Agent Jim Block is an FBI agent investigating the North Bay bridge collapse. [4][10] In the film, Kimberly Corman has a premonition in which Nora's car crashes into a log that has fallen from a truck, killing them both. She break up with Kevin the day after the incident. Since Kimberly died out of order, Death's list is ruined, saving Burke as well. Whenever Death is about to hunt someone down, a dark shadow will appear on a specific object/place before the 'accident' happens. Abraham High School, and Alex Browning's best friend. Bludworth's vague, dangerous guidance makes it seem that he is not as trustworthy as appears. In Sam's premonition, Peter would have been impaled by metal rods before falling onto a concrete slab below. In Wendy's premonition, Ashley and Ashlyn fall to their deaths with Carrie Dreyer and Jason Wise when the front cars derail. Kimberly is a college student from White Plains, New York, who was planning on visiting Daytona Beach, Florida for spring break with her friends Shaina McKlank, Dano Estevez, and Frankie Whitman. Carter is a student at Mt. [3], Billy is mentioned again in Final Destination 2 by Officer Thomas Burke, who says he avoided a fatal shootout after being called to clean up Billy's remains. Jason is a senior at McKinley High School who visits the amusement park for grad night with Wendy, his best friend Kevin Fischer, and Kevin's girlfriend Carrie Dreyer. Wendy and Kevin Fischer later stop at a local drive-through, where a beer truck rams into the side of Kevin's truck, trapping them. Dennis does not take Peter Friedkin seriously when he tries to warn him that Death is still after them. Moments later, her hair gets entangled by a man standing behind her holding prosthetic limbs with hooks and her neck is trapped between the elevator doors as she tries to escape; the elevator then starts to move. Olivia is the rival of Candice Hooper and an office worker at Presage Paper. Following the accident, Terry is ignored by Carter, who seems more interested in starting fights with Alex. To this day, no one knows how and why mortician William Bludworth, a recurring character in the series, knows so much about Death's design. Later, while Julie is at the town's Tricentennial Fair with her friends, Wendy realizes that she was also on the ride, after she notices a photo of an unidentifiable passenger wearing Julie's charm bracelet.

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