Now that Jon Watts has finished his turn as the director of all three of Tom Holland's Spider-Man films for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, he's signed on as a producer. The MCU Spider-Man director is now set to produce the sixth Final Destination film for HBO Max.
What else do we know about Final Destination 6?
The first Final Destination film first terrorized audiences back in 2000. The supernatural horror film proved to be a huge success, raking in $112 million at the global box office against a $23 million budget. More importantly, the movie's success paved the way for several sequels that helped make what would have been otherwise normal situations feel uneasy for audiences forever. Unfortunately, after 2011's Final Destination 5, which had a global box office take of $157 million, audiences have yet to get a new installment - until now.
Watts confirmed in a statement (via Variety) that he will produce Final Destination 6 alongside Dianne McGungle and New Line Cinema. He also reportedly wrote the treatment for the film with Lori Evans Taylor and Guy Busick, which previously worked on Wicked Wicked Games and Scream 5, respectively, penning the script.