Final Destination (2000) is a supernatural horror film directed by James Wong. The film introduces a unique twist on the horror genre by focusing on the concept of death as an unstoppable force.

The story begins with high school senior Alex Browning, played by Devon Sawa, who experiences a premonition of a catastrophic plane crash while boarding a flight to Paris. After panicking and convincing several of his classmates to leave the plane, the crash occurs as predicted, killing everyone who remained onboard. However, Alex and the others who survived soon realize that they have cheated death, and now death is coming for them one by one.

As the survivors try to understand and evade their inevitable fate, they face increasingly bizarre and deadly accidents, leading to a suspenseful and often grisly series of events. The film explores themes of fate, inevitability, and the inescapable nature of death.

Final Destination is known for its inventive and elaborate death scenes, its tense atmosphere, and its exploration of the idea that cheating death only leads to more terrifying consequences. The film’s originality and suspenseful storytelling contributed to its success and it spawned several sequels, turning it into a popular and influential franchise in the horror genre.