Final Destination: Bloodlines is the 6th instalment in the Supernatural Horror movie franchise: Final Destination. Stefani Reyes (played by Kaitlyn Santa Juana) is a college student who is plagued by a recurring nightmare from the perspective of her Grandmother, she returns home to her family to try and uncover more information about what may be in store for herself and her family.
I like how this film teases you of what’s coming ahead and how things are often times set in motion happening around the characters, I feel it helps to reinforce the supernatural element of the film and how pretty much everything is connected. The blood, gore, and other special effects were great as always, and the little nods to previous instalments (you’ll know ‘em when you see them) are great to see too.
It is a solid fit into the Supernatural / Horror genres and with Final Destination as a franchise you know what you’re in for and it doesn’t disappoint. Whether you’re returning to the franchise, brand new, or only watched the first film, you’re in for an entertaining watch. While I don’t see it as a major award winner, I’d say it’s definitely what the fans have been looking for and a great watch after a near 14 year hiatus since the previous instalment.
In Cinemas 14/5/25 (15) 4 Stars
Youth #Gottit View:
I personally like the Final Destination movies I’ve seen. I can’t say I’m a ‘Die-Hard’ fan, but I loved this new movie and it can be watched as a solo film, for anyone who’s never seen any of the others. It’s so self aware of what horror fans expect from it and offers such a fun cinamatic experince!!!
Alex at the Final Destination Bloodlines Screening Party CLICK HERE!!!
Con and Harrison with the Legendary star of horror Tony Todd!!!
Nintendo Switch – JackBox Party Pack 10 & JackBox Survey Scramble review by Alex
Jackbox Party Pack 10 is a collection of party games for everyone to enjoy, included are five different activities; Fixy Text, Tee K.O. 2, Time Jinx, Dodo Re Mi, and Hypnotorious. To get the most out of this pack you will want to have at-least four people in order to play all the games, and up to eight or nine depending on the game. Getting everyone involved is simple, you can either use the app or website to join in and only one copy of the game is needed. Moderation and family friendly options are toggleable making this game appealing to everyone!
My personal favourite game out of the pack had to be Time Jinx, you and your other players are time travellers and you are tasked with travelling to different historical events. You just have to know what year they happened (or close to it), along with some other related side quests like blending in within the time period. The person with the lowest score at the end of the game wins! I particularly liked this one as it has more recent events and more historical ones, from knowledge of Soviet leaders to weird television adverts in the early 2000s. I haven’t even scraped the surface of what other subjects there are during my playthroughs.
My only real critique of the pack would be some of the more American centric questions that pop up from time to time, while it is understandable as Jackbox Games is a Chicago based company but for anyone outside of the US (which is a lot of people) it makes the game a bit difficult. I appreciated the button that limits the American centric questions, I still found myself and my friends stumped on some of the more obscure early American President questions.
Overall this Party Pack is an Excellent addition to the Jackbox Party Pack Franchise, and is a must have for when you have friends and or family over or online through services like Discord. Definitely worth picking up on your preferred platform!
JackBox Survey Scramble is a quiz game that tests your knowledge on a variety of subjects in unique and entertaining ways. Included are 6 different game modes; HiLo, Bounce, Squares, Speed, Dares, and Dash. To get the most out of this pack you will want to have at-least two people in order to play the game modes (although I would recommend at least four), and up to ten players excluding the Audience. Getting everyone involved is simple, you can either use the app or website to join in and only one copy of the game is needed. Moderation and family friendly options are toggleable making this game appealing to everyone!
My personal favourite game mode out of these was Bounce, control of the paddle is alternated between two teams and in order to move the paddle you must give answers with varying popularity to move position. I found this to be chaotically fun and challenging, the added pressure of the ball bouncing and needing to come up with a word that was just right to bounce the ball to prevent the other team from scoring. Reusing words came with a penalty to up the ante as they would shrink the paddle making things harder, on top of the ball getting faster with every answer it made for very entertaining gameplay.
Overall Jackbox Survey Scramble is definitely worth a pickup for any social gathering or online games night, with constantly refreshing surveys and answers it’s a no brainer. Definitely worth picking up on your preferred platform!
Available on Nintendo Switch (PEGI 12) 4 Stars/ 3.8 Stars
Youth #Gottit View:
If you’re looking for fun budget titles to download onto your Nintendo Switch – the Jackbox games are really good values for money and great fun. There’s loads to enjoy and they’re brilliant for group gaming sessions!!!
PlayStation 5 – Days Gone Remastered review by Harrison
Available on PlayStation 5 25/4/25 (PEGI 18) 4.5 Stars
Youth #Gottit View:
This is such a brilliant game and the new remastered version is a must own for fans. If you’re looking for something gritty, scary and with lots of fun modes – Days Gone is perfect. Highly Recommended!!!
This is a spectacular cinematic experience. Sinners oozes so much cool throughout the movie and finishes with one hell of a bite. A modern day ‘From Dusk Till Dawn’. Highly Recommended!!!
Available on DVD, Blu-Ray and 4K 14/4/25 and Digital Download Now (15) 3.5 Stars
Youth #Gottit View:
September 5 is less about the actual Munich 1972 terrorist attack on the Olympics. And more about how live coverage of such events were first broadcast. This is a fascinating approach to the story from nees medias prospective, although it is worth having a good knowleged of what happened to feel the full impact of the movie!!!
