As he realizes this, a truck smashes through the window, killing all three of them; Nick is thrown into a wall, and the impact smashes his head and dislocates his jaw. He is the first survivor to die. Final Destination 3 / Characters - TV Tropes Horrified by Perry's death, she quickly leaves the fair. Carter is a neo-Nazi (evinced by the swastika tattooed on his left arm) redneck who visits the McKinley Speedway with his wife Cynthia Daniels, who is as intolerant as her husband. Despite his grief over Carrie's death, Kevin is fascinated by the paranormal phenomenon that Wendy experienced, and researches premonitions which lead him to learn of the Flight 180 disaster and the deaths of the survivors. Julie Christensen is one of the survivors of the Devil's Flight roller coaster. [4][10] In the film, Kimberly has a premonition of what she believes is Dr. Kalarjian "strangling" Isabella Hudson during child labor. As a result, they are both thrown off the plane, along with five others, who witness the plane explode shortly after. 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. Two weeks later, while at a cafe with Janet and Lori, Nick realizes that the mall disaster vision was only a feint meant to lead them to where they needed to be for Death to strike. Final Destination: Every Premonition Disaster, Ranked From Least To The next day, he and his mother go to his dentist appointment. When the survivors begin to die, Wendy and Kevin go to the hardware store where Erin and Ian work to warn them, but they are skeptical and sarcastic. Janet is a college student, who is forced to go to the race track with her best friend Lori, Lori's boyfriend Nick O'Bannon, and her ex-boyfriend Hunt Wynorski, instead of going to the movies like she wanted. At the end of the film, Nathan learns from a co-worker that Roy had a brain aneurysm that could have killed him at any moment. Isaac Palmer is one of the survivors of the North Bay bridge. In the film, Dano, Frankie Whitman, Shaina McKlank, and Kimberly Corman go on a road trip to Daytona Beach for spring break. Before the ride starts, Wendy Christensen has a premonition that it will crash, and in Wendy's premonition, Frankie falls to his death when the front cars derail. 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. Lori and George Lanter manage to save Janet, leading them to believe that they have cheated Death. This always bothered me about the Final Destination series So, all the Final Destination movies are about "Death" setting up elaborate situations and traps to kill those who cheated it. [5], Brian Gibbons is a teenage farmer. The drain eventually sucks his intestines out through his buttocks, which are then shot out through a poolside pump, along with his lucky coin. The finale of "Final Destination 5" contains a rare display of human-on-human violence, with Peter killing FBI Agent Block (Courtney B. Vance) before being stabbed to death by Sam. Shortly after she leaves, a fire erupts, caused by burning incense falling onto towels. Julie is Wendy Christensen's younger sister, who attends McKinley High School's grad night at the amusement park, despite being a junior. Horror fans and, more specifically, fans of the "Final Destination" franchise would be forgiven for scratching their heads if they were asked to identify the true villain of the movie. Unbeknownst to Wendy Christensen she boards the Devil's Flight roller coaster with Julie. Following the accident, Terry is ignored by Carter, who seems more interested in starting fights with Alex. After berating Carter, Terry storms off in anger, and is suddenly hit by a speeding bus. However, there is one physical character who fits the mold of a real villain much more than this abstract representation of Death.
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