Movies like Final Destination

Exploring a similar theme of fate and the consequences of altering destiny, The Butterfly Effect tells the tale of a young man who can travel back in time to change his past, only to face dire unforeseen consequences. Moviegoers who are fascinated by the concept of destiny in Final Destination will appreciate the complex narrative and psychological depth.

In Drag Me to Hell, a supernatural curse becomes an inescapable nightmare for a loan officer, invoking a relentless terror similar to that in Final Destination. The mix of jump scares and a curse-led plot provides a gripping experience for viewers who enjoy a good supernatural horror story.

The Happening features a world where an unknown force causes mass suicides across the Northeastern United States, evoking a sense of the unseen dread prevalent in Final Destination. The theme of escaping a pervasive, deadly force will resonate with fans of the franchise.

Continuing the franchise's theme of death's ineluctable design, this installment follows a high school graduate who has a premonition of a deadly amusement park accident. Viewers who relish the blend of thrills and the supernatural from Final Destination will find this a fitting continuation.

As the fifth entry in the series, the stakes are higher and the deaths more elaborate as survivors of a suspension-bridge collapse find themselves entangled in death's macabre game. It's a must-watch for those craving the mix of premonitions and grim Rube Goldberg-like fatalities that define the Final Destination saga.

The fourth movie in the series, this film adds a new dimension of terror with its 3D effects. Fans of the previous Final Destination films will enjoy the familiar adrenaline-inducing formula of suspense and elaborate death traps following a group who escape death at a car race.

For enthusiasts of the first Final Destination, the sequel offers another exhilarating ride with death chasing a new group after a premonition saves them from a massive highway pileup. Fans will get more of the series' signature elaborate death scenes and the chilling sense of inescapable fate.