The famous horror film "Death is Coming" plans to shoot the sixth part, and a new line is under development. The Death Is Coming series is a high-profile film series, the first of which was released in 2000. The movie belongs to the typical "Yama king wants people to die three times, who dares to stay five more days" style horror films. And what makes the series surpass previous similar films lies in its unique script worldview design - a wonderful fatalistic interpretation.
The first script was originally written by Jeffrey Weedick and was originally a backup script for the American television series The X-Files. It tells the story of Alex, a high school student, and his classmates preparing to take a plane to Paris, when he suddenly has an ominous premonition before taking off that he seems to see the plane explode in the air. A terrified Alex made a loud noise and demanded that the flight attendants let the passengers out of the cabin, and the cabin was chaotic, and Alex and six other passengers were thrown out of the cabin, including his friends Billy and Todd, a female classmate named Claire, and Carter, who had wrestled with Alex, his girlfriend Terry, and their female teacher Layton. When a group of 7 people were angry about not being able to go to Paris, news came from the airport that the plane had really been in an accident. People are terrified that Alex can predict so accurately, and FBI agents rush to investigate, but Alex hopes to forget about the disaster as soon as possible. However, things become very complicated, and Alex continues to have a premonition of death, and the survivors continue to die abnormally. Alex decides to fight Death and change his fate with his friends.
After the first release of "Death Is Coming", it gained a good reputation, and the film company successively launched "Death Is Coming 2", "Death Is Coming 3" and the 3D version of "Death Is Coming 4" and "Death Is Coming 5". It also spawned a series of novels and mini-comics.
Producer Craig Perry recently shared the team's vision for the sequel: "We had this idea: set in a world of 'first responders': first responders, firefighters, police... These people are on the front lines every day to deal with death, making choices that can determine life and death. We thought it would be interesting to put the world in the Grim Reaper movies, and it would bring some unique highlights in a very believable way. ”
The sixth, written by Chainsaw Horror 4/5/6/7 writers Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan, continues to focus on the horrors of death.
Synthesized from Sina Entertainment and other editors: Wang Licheng