American horror franchise ‘Final Destination’ trends as the viral TikTok car crash video resembles the incident from the movie
Recently, people witnessed a shocking TikTok video involving a car accident, that has gone viral all over social media.
What leaves people stunned, is the horrific scenario of a car been crashed by a wooden log, stabbing it right through the windshield.
Viewers are now finding the video relatable to ‘Final Destination’, as they say it reminds them of the American horror movie franchise.
Here’s how users have taken to Twitter, to flood the microblogging site with tweets about how the ‘Final Destination 2’ tells drivers to avoid trucks carrying such wooden logs, making Jeffrey Reddick’s franchise go trending-
https://twitter.com/kumille_/status/1396054776232792075?s=19
Clearly it wasn’t a millennial driving we all watched final destination 2 and know better https://t.co/YAo0LlqnCx
— The Neighborhood Publicist (@nhoodpublicist) May 22, 2021
Had to have been a boomer driving. No millennial would ever drive behind one of these cus of Final Destination https://t.co/M4kCjrYd4q
— Froste 💯 (@Froste) May 22, 2021
When you see Final Destination trending: pic.twitter.com/X41t9sAfFj
— Shadowking58 – #SaveTFH #PlayTFH (@mariofan48) May 22, 2021
anyone who’s seen Final Destination 2 knows to avoid trucks carrying logs at all costs https://t.co/QiYeMpfec1
— shivers (@thecroakerqueen) May 22, 2021
The TikTok video, originally uploaded by user Aaron Cox, shows the log piercing through the glass, after which the camera pans to give a glimpse of the truck carrying them.
The ‘Final Destination’ is an American horror franchise, comprising of five movies, two comics and nine novels.
The supernatural film, released in 2000 has been directed by James Wong and screenplay rendered by Jeffrey Reddick.
Based on Reddick’s story, the film revolves around a teenager played by Sawa, who escapes death followed by a future insight into a catastrophic plane crash. It portrays how death can be unpredictable and never defeated by ones, who are meant to embrace it. Even though Sawa and many of his classmates successfully evacuate the plane before it could crash, they all die at the end, as they were meant to.
