'Final Destination: Bloodlines' introduces a terrifying MRI machine scene that becomes a pivotal moment for Richard Harmon's character, Erik. He suggested a shocking detail, adding a penile piercing to his character's already extensive tattoos and piercings. This unsettling twist was quickly embraced by the film's directors. The film features Stefani, who grapples with her family's fate against Death's machinations after a premonition of her grandmother's death. The MRI scene's horror stems from its relatable danger, further expanding the franchise's legacy of inciting fear from everyday objects and experiences.
Richard Harmon, the actor whose character meets his grizzly end in the MRI scene, told Business Insider that he masterminded its most eye-opening moment.
Looking at this character and the way that he's tattooed and the way that he's pierced, I said 'there's another piercing, you know,' and they're like, 'What do you mean?' 'I think you know exactly what I mean,' Harmon said.
Craig Perry, who has produced every 'Final Destination' movie, explained to BI in a separate interview that the MRI scene works so well because: 'that's something that people understand, and there's such an unbelievable rich vein of danger in that machine.'
Audiences were terrified of logging trucks after watching 'Final Destination 2.' Now, thanks to 'Final Destination: Bloodlines,' they'll be afraid of MRI machines, too.
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