In death, there are no accidents, no coincidences, no mishaps, and no escapes.

She has to realize that we're all just a mouse that a cat has by the tail.

Every single move we make from the mundane to the monumental, the red light that we stop at or run,

the people we have sex with or won't with us.

The airplanes that we ride or walk out of, it's all part of death's sadistic design leading to the grave.

Hello everyone, welcome back to another bonus episode of The Evolution of Horror.

This week we've got something really exciting for you over the last few weeks over on Patreon.

I've been running a little final destination Retrospective, a mini series in which me and various guests

have been watching through and discussing every final destination movie in the series.

And to coincide with that, I got to sit down and chat with the man that created it all,

the writer of the original final destination movie, Jeffrey Redick, the man whose brain this whole idea came from initially.

So he was very kind to give me an hour of his time and we discussed everything from the origins of final destination

to his thoughts and feelings about some of the sequels and the legacy that these movies have left behind.

I know that for so many people, final destination is such a beloved franchise and it's been so much fun to revisit these films

and then to get to discuss them with Jeffrey.

So don't forget, if you want to hear our discussions of all five final destination movies head on over to our Patreon channel,

patreon.com slash evolution of horror.

At the $10 per month level, you will get access to that final destination Retrospective.

But right here on the main feed, you can hear my discussion with the creator of this incredible franchise.

It's Jeffrey Redick.

It is my great pleasure to welcome to the podcast, the writer and creator of the original final destination.

Jeffrey Redick, hello Jeffrey.

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