Full disclosure: I love these final target films. Okay, let’s go with you totally impartial Review.
The sixth (didn’t say final) Entry into the franchise is a forerunner and a Where is ES-NOW Travel that leads us to the origin of the Grand Design of Death. As always, the way the franchise plays with music plays to mention the upcoming downfall – Johnny Cash and the Isley Brothers, in this example well for visual Notes of grace That predicts early death. This film is not disappointed with the dismemberment, and the graphics are almost flawless. The creative kills were plentiful and mathematical; Constantly leads down a street, then let a piano fall on it instead. #Iykyk
The story is strong and is well in the tradition. The characters also work well enough to be pleasant as a scythe food of the scythe -reaper feed and at the same time make sense enough to miss it posthumously. It’s not just a horror film; It’s really a good time in the cinema.
It would be a bad service not to mention Tony Todd. This being be The last appearance in this franchise felt poetic – it felt like death perhaps Is Done – but death is never finished. Cut to William Bludworth and laughs dark from the off-frame. Thanks for the fear, Candyman!
Final goal: blood lines is available in the cinemas, Friday, May 16 – Very recommended) in imax.
PS A friend of mine left me for a post-credits scene that did not exist, even though he “swore” that he “looked up” it. Maybe the scene is only intended for the payment of the audience? Someone stays through the end, come back and let us know!
