‘Feel free to skip this heart patients': Internet reacts to people screaming while watching Final Destination Bloodlines
Warner Bros. India shared a viral video of audience reactions to Final Destination Bloodlines, capturing intense screams, horror, and shock during the film's graphic scenes. Viewers warned heart patients to skip the movie, praising its thrilling and traumatic experience.
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