Overview
- Yvette Ferguson, a 71-year-old stunt performer, came out of retirement to execute a full-body fire burn for the film’s opening sequence, potentially setting a world record.
- The record-breaking stunt has been formally submitted to Guinness World Records, with verification still pending as of May 6, 2025.
- The dramatic scene takes place in the fictional 1960s Skyview Tower, a 400-foot-tall structure that collapses during the franchise’s signature premonition sequence.
- Directors Zach Lipovsky and Adam Stein emphasized the use of practical effects and custom-built sets to create a visually immersive and intense experience.
- Final Destination Bloodlines, the sixth film in the series, is set to debut in theaters on May 16, continuing the franchise’s legacy of high-stakes, R-rated thrills.