the franchise premonition, stopped since 2011, specializes in creating bizarre death scenes, with blood spurting everywhere — a legacy that the new directors chosen to helm the sixth film in the series have proved well-versed. According to the American newspaper The Hollywood Reporter, filmmakers Zach Lipovsky and Adam B. Stein played a prank on the film’s producers during a Zoom meeting to prove they were worthy of the position – a job interview beyond unusual, but which gave right. During the online meeting, a fireplace behind the filmmakers started a fire in the room. They managed to put out the flames, but shortly thereafter, as they sat down at the computer again, a ceiling fan fell and decapitated one of them. The worried atmosphere was replaced by good laughs when those present at the meeting realized that it was all a prank. The filmmakers used a combination of pre-recorded footage and visual effects to simulate the fire and the moment of decapitation. The transition between live and recorded even surprised the producers and executives, who at the time did not notice any change. And it was like this, proving in practice that they understand creative death scenes, that Lipovsky and Stein stood out among more than 200 candidates and became the directors of Final Destination 6. must keep: a person has a premonition, manages to avoid his death and that of other people by making Death go after the survivors to complete the job. The project is by Jon Watts, who recently helmed Tom Holland’s Spider-Man trilogy for Marvel, and the screenplay will be written by Guy Busick and Lori Evans Taylor of Bloody Wedding and the fifth Scream film. Continues after advertising
