Final Destination: Bloodlines has achieved a major milestone, becoming the first film in the franchise to surpass $200 million worldwide. The supernatural horror film continues its successful run, dominating the global box office.
In its third weekend, Final Destination: Bloodlines earned $10.8 million domestically, securing the fourth position in North America. Internationally, it garnered $14.4 million, bringing its overseas total to $117.6 million. The film's global cume now stands at an impressive $229.3 million.
This success allows Final Destination: Bloodlines to surpass The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It, which grossed $206.4 million worldwide. Released on May 16, Bloodlines is now the 10th highest-grossing horror film post-COVID globally, solidifying the franchise's enduring appeal.