Fifteen years after the last instalment, Final Destination: Bloodlines arrives with the impossible task of resurrecting a franchise that felt more like a time capsule than a contemporary horror engine. The original Final Destination films thrived on their high-concept simplicity and rollercoaster Rube Goldberg kill scenes, but by the fifth entry, even die-hard fans began to admit the series had grown stale. So it's a genuine surprise (and a very welcome one) that this new entry manages not only to reinvigorate the series but also to do so...