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I am as confused as anyone. All they had to do was make 28 Days Later. The basic outline of the story is fine, but it is told in an almost comical way at times. The acting is very average.

All the story needed to be that their home village became infested, they had to flee across the water with what little supplies they had and enter the depths of the mainland for the first time while navigating towards a known potential safe place. Simple.

Film it normally without any of that unnecessary artsy rubbish and definitely don't include the last 60 seconds.

Final Destination: Bloodlines is a generic, poorly acted, low-budget film. There is absolutely nothing that propels this version of a FD film above any of the other tripe that has come out since the second one.

The story is convoluted, the acting is horribly bad most of the time, the deaths are not creative, the CGI is badly apparent some of the time and the characters are extremely generic.

Tony Todd is in the film for a grand total of maybe 60 seconds. That's the highlight, the rest of the film is garbage, and the second half is noticeably less interesting that the first. No idea how this is sitting at 7/10, it is easily not a 6/10 movie.

Here is a list of crimes committed by GF.

Theft and Robbery-Related Charges 1998 - Robbery Conviction: Floyd was convicted of robbery in 1998. According to court documents, this involved taking property by force or threat from another person. This is considered a serious offense but not a violent felony like assault or murder.

2002 - Theft Conviction: Floyd had a conviction related to theft, which generally involves unlawfully taking someone else's property with the intent to permanently deprive the owner of it.

2004 - Theft and Robbery Charges: Around this period, Floyd faced charges related to theft and robbery, indicating repeated issues with property crimes.

2. Drug-Related Offenses Possession of Controlled Substances: Floyd had multiple convictions related to possession of controlled substances, including illegal drugs. Specific substances and quantities are not always detailed in public records, but these offenses generally involve possessing drugs without a prescription.

2005 - Drug Conviction: Floyd was convicted of drug-related offenses during this time. Drug possession charges are common but serious, often resulting in fines, probation, or jail time depending on the jurisdiction.

3. Other Offenses 2007 - Trespassing: There are reports of Floyd being cited or arrested for trespassing, which involves entering or remaining on property without permission.

Minor Traffic Violations: Floyd's record also included minor traffic-related offenses, though these are generally not considered criminal in the traditional sense and more akin to infractions.