@@CZsWorld Lol Comes from my many years in marketing and plugging stuff I like. My wife says I describe everything like it's a movie trailer. I hope she means that in a good way. If not, it could mean disaster for a forbidden love that defied all odds. S**t. I did it again. Anyway, keep doing your thing, CZ. I'm along for the informative ride, bro.
Have it occurred to anyone that williams is a killer and he is trying to extend his life by killing people because if you kill someone you get their life span.
He knows so much about Death I believe he successfully cheated Death and Death somehow spiritually made him a apprentice cause the advice he gives the survivor always fail in the end.
This is what I’ve always thought. Like maybe he just kept cheating death for so long that instead of getting upset death allows him to live a full peaceful life in exchange for helping keep balance. This (to me)explains his vibe as well as why his advice is never truly helpful
That's what I think to he has some type of connection with Death cause how he knows the rules and have so much knowledge in Death? I think he did cheat death and survive everything and he somehow partnered up with Death by giving the survivors misinformation to beat death on purpose so Death kill the victims off easier.
I always love he's just mysterious and that's all about him just weird and creepy I'm surprise no survivor aak him how he knows so much wonder what his response will be.
Tony Todd also plays the Candyman in the series of the same name. He’s played in many horror films besides those as well and he’s amazing in each of his roles. James from the Dead Meat channel actually got to meet him and it was amazing to watch.
@@emilywagner7248 yeah. We’ve watched all of the Dead Meat podcasts and kill counts. Between them and CZ’s world, we’re hooked. And Candyman was a gift, the first one, it was deep and spoke of the power of myths and how they shape our lives. It was also a wonderful take on racial segregation and why racism needs to cease existing.
I personally see him as Charon, the ferryman of Greek mythology who transports souls from one realm to the next. It would explain why he's a coroner. Someone who prepares bodies for burial.
I literally thought this as well. It makes sense, as Charon is well-acquainted with death (being the usher of newly deceased souls and all). Bludworth's knowledge of death's design and how it works is very uncanny. Dude must be a psychopomp.
Was thinking the same thing! and to answer the question 'why would he try and help people and stop them from dying' well the answer is simple, if he is Charon then we can assume that death in this case is thanatos, so it wouldn't be harming him to help people since thanatos isnt charon's boss, he is his brother.
@@StarPichu12 I felt he was "helping" the survivors just out of curiosity. People escaping death is pretty rare, so he likes to watch and even participate. Makes for a nice change of pace from his normal duties. He would never go against death, but if their's a way to lighten his workload, he's willing to give it a shot.
I think he is the incarnated form of death, or he worked for the guys from x files, seeing as the first fd was inspired by a fan made x files episode. He could also just be a reincarnated candyman instead using accidents to stay a living legend
Definitely an agent of Fate. He works for both Life and Death, maintaining the balance of both. I feel like he's the one who gives them the visions as a way to help but not help at the same time....much like his advice.
Maybe Bludworth is life? He’s always trying to help stop death (granted, very subtly), and you can’t have life without death. Plus he seems very supernatural.
He's the keeper of souls in the afterlife, and Death is his partner, he knows how death works and how some can get the sight and can interpret deaths moves. It amuses him and he plays along.
I officially love your theory way more than the "he is death" theory. Honestly since they're obviously gonna do more movies eventually, that'd be a good concept for a reboot flick. Have the gimmick not just be "cool new ways people die" but "How the hell does this one guy keep surviving these elaborate deathtraps?"
I feel as if Bludworth is death himself. The reason he gives hints for the victims is to make the chase more interesting. He's probably dealt with a bunch of people who had visions and such for decades (Maybe even centuries if he's a demi god being) and having to watch them do their own thing wasn't enough. Every time a visionary would ask about what was going on, and how to prevent it, he provides a different answer each time. The first; skipping by intervening, the second; new life, fifth; take someone else's life, etc. For him, its probably boring to see and say the same thing over and over again, so he had to come up with new diversions for future visionaries and victims. He'd want to give them false hope of saving their lives. He's literally playing cat and mouse with each victim. Watching how each being will react to his advice, and them slowly growing paranoid to the point of madness. When he says "death doesn't like to be cheated" he gives the most agonizing and suffering deaths imaginable as punishment, instead of dying instantly in the first place.
Yea I agree I know I’m late but he often threatens the protagonists with weapons, often has a blood lust, and says many suspicious things. Knowing a lot of information about the characters, and insisting tods death was a suicide despite knowing about the cycle
I reckon he is death in human form and when each person had the premonition that stopped the other people dying, he gave them the advice and created all the different deaths to entertain himself watching each of them die one by one in ways that would rarely ever happen or try and make them do the work for him like he made Pete do in number 5
@@Darkreign1 ok then about kimberly corman and Officer Burk They didn't die in the canon and its thanks to bludworth's advice of new life They do die in fd3 but its not the original part of the film meaning Kimberly and Burk live
@@zhuguoyan9577 but they did die, and in a strange and brutal way. I think I read somewhere it involved falling in a woodchipper. They didn't die in number 2 because it wasn't their time to die until the very end of the movie because the boy that got blown up by the barbecue was saved and he was meant to die. With that kid still being alive with being saved by the one who is sliced by the barbed wire, the chain wasn't affected when Kimberly killed herself and was brought back. It was just Bludworth's way of getting in their heads more, playing more games with them. Entertaining himself more and more
5:35 Based on the theory that he is Death, it's been implied that the premonitions were also part of Death's design and that Death has been playing them like a fiddle so that they would go to places and events where they were truly supposed to die. If you notice, each piece of advice seems to backfire in some way. For example killing someone to get you off the list. What if that person was destined to die sooner than you thought they would. Case in point when Nathan killed Roy. They later discovered that he would have died of a brain aneurysm. Meaning his life span was too short and it caught up to Nathan. Then you have the FBI guy that Peter kills. Law enforcement is always high risk. Meaning if Peter didn't kill him, someone or something else would have. Hence why he died just as fast when Sam killed him.
Exactly and he always seems to know their name and who they are !😳😳remember in one of the final destinations when Claire went to see him and he said I was expecting you.
Its obviously a glitch. They are too useful to come from a demonic presence and they are not helpful enough to come from a benelovent Entitiy. Youre right they should talk more about it, but in the end, its obviously just a Glitch in the world. It just happens.
I have a headcanon. It might be victims that never escaped Death's design, and want to spend their entire afterlife helping others caught in the same web. I always hope it's either Alex or Clear sending one... in later FD movies.
As a Funeral Director I have noticed that not only is he the Coroner, but he embalms and cremates which means he takes care of all of deaths end results. I found that fascinating! Love your content!! Keep them coming ❤️
Funeral Directors usually are coroners before or after. Also this is why I believe he is actually from Egyptian Mythology as their funeral signatures live on in today's and did think their was a force of death (and second life).
@@dubuyajay9964 it depends on the cemetery. If you are cremated, and your pet is also cremated (separately) your ashes can be placed in the same urn. ❤️❤️❤️
That's an interesting theory. I've always had one of my own though. Death and the Angel of Death are 2 separate entities in this universe. One takes life, the other takes the victims' souls to the afterlife. Both are forced to do this duty by the Fates, God, Norns, etc. Death doesn't question it but the Angel does because he's the one that has to guide souls to the afterlife, hear their stories, etc and wants them to have more time and so finds loop holes for them to buy time. So my theory is that William is the Angel of Death. It would explain how he knows so much, how he always comes to collect the bodies (souls) of Death's victims, and why he is always trying to help the survivors. He also always seems to pop up suddenly when needed.
Or maybe his sight IS watching other people have sight of their own death? So he is trying to save people, but can't. In the end he tries to be a coroner to study death to help more but each film he gets less and less "optimistic" of defeating death's design. Thus each film you see his downard spiral "I'll see you next" and then now he isn't in the films. Suggesting he has given up trying to save them (or hasn't been called back to act :))
my guess is he was a "survivor" himself and his "event" might have been a spark that caused so many of the others ( at least in the sequel universe ) my secondary guess is he's secretly some form of god and is the one who gives the "visions" to cheat death
I like these. The first makes sense, cuz what if he cheated death, skipping his, and passing the curse to Alex browning from 1 and whats his face from 5
For those who didnt understood: Death basically does not care about literally anything but 2 States: Life and Death. Otherwise, obviously, 1 Second after the Vision of someone, it would all too late for Deaths Design. I mean, Oxygen and everything and Coca Cola, its all used up by Humans being alive. But Death does not care about such damage. He gives a shit how much Coca Cola those Survivors consume that would otherwise not be consumed. They and their Actions only make a difference when they save or take Lifes. That means that all this does not really 'is' the Butterfly-Effect but has much to do with it. Blood-related but not identical, ya see. Point is, the Freak Accidents will spread like a Global Pandemic. So trying to survive is just the wrong plan from the very beginning. I feel like many have not quite understood this.
This is, in my opinion, a super underrated theory. Most of the FD movies being based out of New York and the consistent supernatural nature of these profilic accidents could easily be connected via something like the Shining, fitting into Castle Rock canon nicely. Maybe William's ability to tap into the Shining and his constant evasion of death unintentionally causes death to seek out others to replace the life William continues to have despite his death. This might actually explain why death predominantly targets teenagers and those close to them. Perhaps Williams accident occurred during his latter years of high school, he was sought out by this "spirit of death" but managed to tap into his abilities and evade its machinations. It probably started small and has gradually escalated to the mass devastation we see in the films. Bridge collapses, airplace crashes, highway pile-ups. The stronger Bludworth's presence, the greater the spirit grows and the more potent the premonitions in others. Hence why Final Destination 3 and 4 has weaker and less pre-emptive premonitions, i.e. the subway premonition happening mid-trip or the ambulance premonition happening moments before impact. This would also go a long way in explaining his prevalence in the first and fifth film. Or maybe being a coroner gives him quite a bit of free time and he keeps tabs on the news. Who knows?
That sounds reasonable, when the movie was coming to an end it was very interesting how Sam nor Molly didn't look over at Alex sweating or seeing him flinch in his own visual death but then when Alex wakes up and starts freaking out... that is when Sam and Molly kinda start seeing a pattern but not the SAME pattern they had when the bridge crashed, now what I am thinking is that when that bridge accident happened there was no such thing flight 180 until 1 month and 1 YEAR later when Sam and Molly board flight 180. NOW in FD2, there was a HUGE accident on Route 23 right? Now in FD5/FD1 Same and Molly's seat are number 23 and of course, when they take off after Alex has a freak out on the plane, Sam hears that one song on that bus and it was "dust in the wind".
Just wanna say that I appreciate those built-in breaks for ads. I get so exasperated watching UA-cam videos that cut off a bunch of times mid-sentence when ads play. But your smooth transitions? Frickin fantastic!
For those who didnt understood: Death basically does not care about literally anything but 2 States: Life and Death. Otherwise, obviously, 1 Second after the Vision of someone, it would all too late for Deaths Design. I mean, Oxygen and everything and Coca Cola, its all used up by Humans being alive. But Death does not care about such damage. He gives a shit how much Coca Cola those Survivors consume that would otherwise not be consumed. They and their Actions only make a difference when they save or take Lifes. That means that all this does not really 'is' the Butterfly-Effect but has much to do with it. Blood-related but not identical, ya see.
Maybe he knows because he’s been through it before, being the only one to know how to escape it but can’t say it directly. Bludworth was someone who had a premonition and tried to save people but failed so made a deal to survive? Yo never mind I just got to the ending of the video lmao
Or maybe his sight IS watching other people have sight of their own death? So he is trying to save people, but can't. In the end he tries to be a coroner to study death to help more but each film he gets less and less "optimistic" of defeating death's design. Thus each film you see his downard spiral "I'll see you next" and then now he isn't in the films. Suggesting he has given up trying to save them (or hasn't been called back to act :))
@@METALFREAK03 or maybe he is the devil giving false hope to you with his next victims and giving them an objective to keep them busy (making it easier to kill them or keeping them from the actual way to escape to cycle)
In final destination 5, which in order should have been the first movie, bludworth said “I have seen things like this before” meaning that he is talking about his own mess with death and his own premonition. He was the only survivor and could have died after the second movie because he was only technically heard as a voiced character in the third film, which you had mentioned.
Or maybe his sight IS watching other people have sight of their own death? So he is trying to save people, but can't. In the end he tries to be a coroner to study death to help more but each film he gets less and less "optimistic" of defeating death's design. Thus each film you see his downard spiral "I'll see you next" and then now he isn't in the films. Suggesting he has given up trying to save them (or hasn't been called back to act :))
I think the reason he doesn't appear in final destination 3 and 4 is: 1. The people on death's list don't know about him so they never went to see him and he wasn't the coroner/mortician assigned to clean up the bodies. 2. He doesn't directly go searching for people on death's list to warn them in person on his own (Although he subtlety warns those two guys in final destination 5 during that burial service) 3. He could have decided that he should stay away from the survivors as he knows the advice he tries to give out doesn't work anyway despite the knowledge he has.
For those who didnt understood: Death basically does not care about literally anything but 2 States: Life and Death. Otherwise, obviously, 1 Second after the Vision of someone, it would all too late for Deaths Design. I mean, Oxygen and everything and Coca Cola, its all used up by Humans being alive. But Death does not care about such damage. He gives a shit how much Coca Cola those Survivors consume that would otherwise not be consumed. They and their Actions only make a difference when they save or take Lifes. That means that all this does not really 'is' the Butterfly-Effect but has much to do with it. Blood-related but not identical, ya see. Point is, the Freak Accidents will spread like a Global Pandemic. So trying to survive is just the wrong plan from the very beginning.
@@Youdontknowwhatliterallymeans Continue to grow and you may learn how to talk to people so you actually start a Conversation or at least get an answer. But in your current state, you will probably not receive answers, let alone start a constructive conversation of any kind or sort.
I always believed him to be the personification of life. He grants the Clairvoyants their visions, hence why he was heard by the Clairvoyants of the Highway and Devil's flight accidents before their visions. He gives them advice on how to survive but doesn't interfere anymore than that and is indifferent to their deaths because life cannot exist without death. He just gives the Survivors a chance. What they make of it and if they manage to outlast death is up to them.
I always went with the theory William was someone who has cheated death already. I think he'd been doing it for years. Nice to see a video explaining it in such depth.
There’s a FD novel known as “looks could kill”. A figure emerges in the main characters life after she escapes a large accident taking with her many friends. The description somewhat matches Bludworth. The figure itself is death for some of the victims see him in their ends. Definitely worth a read, many crazy accidents never seen in the movies. Nancy a Collins Final Destination: Looks could Kill
I know Tony Todd is best known for Candyman, but I love his performance in these movies a lot more. He gives off such a fantastic presence in these short snippets of his masterful acting. I get chills when I hear him speak of Death.
for some reason, i always thought he was some sort of angel of death or an angel who gave people premonitions to help them cheat death but i like your theory, since there's some points to it
My favorite theory is, hes actually Life, and hence why he always helps in ways for the main characters to try to survive death. Just a fun idea theory
New theory: it's all a game. Death gives one person a future vision of their death and lets them survive the first time. The goal is that there needs to be one survivor and death spares them and considers them the winner. William is likely the only known person who went through this and survived Death’s game so he uses William as an extension to explain the rules (even If they’re super vague). So if you think about it Death isn’t taking these people because their time is up. He’s merely testing them to see if there can be another survivor like William.
Guess 1) He's the human aspect of death. The part that sympathizes with mortals and wants to give them a fighting chance. Guess 2) He's from a third timeline where the Final Destination movies exist and THAT'S how he has all of this knowledge. XD Guess 3) He's an ancient serial killer who cheated death and just keeps killing to essentially become immortal. A morge technician is a great cover for that preternatural lifestyle.
@@typhonviserys8288 I guess not... maybe he's just a crazy dude that likes to pretend he is a shinigami. Or maybe death is coming after him and he works with dead people as a camuflage. He is hidden between the dead
If he IS Death then I believe he’s just bored taking lives meaninglessly like Ryuk in Deathnote he just wants to play a game for fun and see how far humans will go to outrun him
@@RobloxianPotterhead Yes and No. rather he’s just a demon/death or otherworldly being who just likes to make eternity killing people not boring whereas in Jigsaws games he’s serious in people reforming and if they escape they learn a “lesson” while Ryuk and Tony Todd just get tired of the monotony of just killing and have a whole set of rules and I was thinking what if the final Destination rules aren’t real he’s just fucking with them seeing how they’ll react to the made up rules and just laughing at how foolish people are when he’s gonna get them in the end old or young. I’d say Ryuk and Tony Todd are more having an occasional funday at the office while Jigsaw is dead bent on his mission to reform and “help” people
I am just going to say it. He's death! I think he tells the survivors how to beat their fate because he wants a challenge. He knows that they will meet their fate someday so why not make them work for it.
Another theory is that he used the technique proposed in the fifth film (trading someone's life) to survive, but chose not to tell Alex or Kimberly because they were young and he did not want them living with the guilt (that perhaps he feels). Maybe he dedicated himself to cleaning up after Death as a sort of penance for his past. I really like your analysis. I've enjoyed all of your Final Destination videos!
I think he is Death because every time he appears at the scene of the crime or funeral whatever he always spots the survivors and he’s probably in his head “ok those are my next victims” and then when someone dies he looks at the remaining survivors to see how many there are left
9:38 His voice in Final Destination 3 is also heard on the subway PA at the end of the movie: "This is the end of the line." right before the subway crash kills the remaining characters.
I played with idea of movie where bludworth was one of main characters. His name would never be said until the end. He and his friends try escape death and he most scared of the group. This time they get help from old "witch" who has escaped deaths design. In the end plot-twist death let's witch to live as it's messenger, to guide people giving up trying to escape the design. Bludworth makes deal with the witch and takes her place as messenger of death.
I always loved the theory that Bludworth’s the Personification of Death; that he is explaining the rules which explains why he offers different rules in each movie. It’s his game and he can play it his way. It’s just a bit of fun for him to mess with the survivors’ heads before he takes them. When he warns them, he’s actually speaking in the third person because we know he has a flair for the dramatic and knows certain things; like that he’ll see Alex soon and knows Kimberly’s name without her or Clear mentioning it
His voice was also in the 3rd one at the end announcing the next stop was the end of the line, which could have been just as much a warning as it was with the roller coaster. Otherwise, excellent video and I loved the Metalocalypse reference lol
I always see him sort of like Charon or one of many psychopomps, he works for Death, that's why he knows the loopholes, when death will come out was cheated.
I think William Bloodworth is death himself. In the series, Death seem to have some sort of a dark sense of humor, and Bloodworth sort of fills in the shoes of the “killer playing the savior” card.
I believe that the mortician was once a human with a terminal disease who made a sacrificial pact with Death and has now eternal life. As a price he became the Death's game master, whose job is to dare people to cheat death by giving them visions and warnings, so that the grim reaper can use it's creativity and finish them off in an amusingly sadistic manner.
I absolutely love Bludworth as a character! I really feel that for the next Final Destination film (if they decide to continue it in the same universe as the first 5) they need to give us answers of who he really is, if he is death incarnate or what you say being a survivor and still evading death to this day, he is one of the most interesting supporting characters of this franchise!
Bludworth is like the one who takes the souls. He tries to save some people because he’s actually pretty busy since apparently, humans just refuse to die, so he gives clues so they survive or give him time. He also has a deep voice and I like that very much.
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Hi, new to the channel. Love your theory! I always thought of him as potentially Charon from Greek Mythology. Always having to ferry souls to the other side. That’s why he’s in-tune with Death, but he still can give warnings.
I find your idea about the multiple timelines fascinating, and I like your theory about Bloodworth being a surviver of death's designs himself. Excellent work, as always.
The North Bay Bridge, Flight 180 and Route 23 incidents took place in New York while the Devil's Flight and McKinley Speedway Racetrack incident took place in Pennsylvania and Bludworth resides in NY which more likely why we didn't see him in 3 and 4.
For those who didnt understood: Death basically does not care about literally anything but 2 States: Life and Death... Otherwise, obviously, 1 Second after the Vision of someone, it would all too late for Deaths Design. I mean, Oxygen and everything and Coca Cola, its all used up by Humans being alive. But Death does not care about such damage. He gives a shit how much Coca Cola those Survivors consume that would otherwise not be consumed. They and their Actions only make a difference when they save or take Lifes. That means that all this does not really 'is' the Butterfly-Effect but has much to do with it. Blood-related but not identical, ya see. Point is, the Freak Accidents will spread like a Global Pandemic. So trying to survive is just the wrong plan from the very beginning. I feel like many have not quite understood this.
This video was needed I like when a movie leaves things for us figure out but a detailed respect of Tony Todd’s character in this franchise hasn’t been talked about.
I’m going to say he had a very similar fate handed too him many years before, and worked out the design and has lived ever since… and that the next FD will be a prequel, 30 years prior of his badass escape
What if he is the one giving premonitions but maliciously? He avoided death. Death has a list. He's next. Now death will skip him and go to the next person on the list, but he's the last one on the list. So he expands the list, death skips him, and goes after everyone else. That would explain why he knows so much AND why he constantly gives different information to people. He says he's seen this a lot. It's a cool idea.
@Hunter Biden i agree mostly but Childs play, IT and Halloween 2018(even tho it's a soft reboot) are dope and i hated on the Buddi idea instead of Good guy and no Charles lee ray but the film worked. i feel bludworth's origins shouldn't be revealed tho, he's character is much more interesting not having a definitive answer ;)
Being a survivor himself is a good theory. Instead of him being a coroner to study death maybe it has to do with his role with death. He deals with the aftermath with people on the lists. Death provides and he takes. I have no idea if this could benefit him in someway. BUT what if it is as simply as he is a coroner that obviously finds out how people die (since its part of his job) and just put it all together himself with what hes seen.. for his job..
i know its not greek mythology but remember boat guy pay him coin? mabey this guy is just a messenger help save some lives only to lead them to their final destination(roll credits) point being it a score board and he plays both sides which makes hes " identity" all the more mysterious just the guess,s no evidence.
When me and my dad watched the movie, we got more and more convinced that he is Death personified. Think about it, why else would be have a career that can get him as close to his actual job as possible- a coroner?
My guess is maybe he was connected to death or worked for/with him. For example theres a movie called The legend, about an angel coming to save earth from gods wraith, because god didn’t have faith anymore, the angel was trying to save humanity again before god could hurt it, so he could show god there’s still good in people, and they don’t have to kill everyone and start a new human race. So I believe William still works for/with death but just like the angel in The legend, he is more empathetic and kinda rebellious towards death and therefore goes to warns/help the remaining accidental survivors. I love your theory though, I totally believe it as well, I just like the supernatural aspect in that movie, it helps me sleep at night.🤣
He must of been through near on death experiences and knows quite a lot. He came out with a quote saying that there's a balance to everything for every life there is a death, for every death there is a life. Pretty scary that I've been saying that in recent times.
He is the Ferry Man!!!! Omg i missed all the clues! I was thinking he was an earlier survivor and even is he is the references to being the ferry man are all there. He is at every pick up night or day. You never see him interact with the other morgue workes ~! Oh my !!!
My theory is only backed by the fact that he had knowledge of things that happened in the future, since no such sequence of deaths had happened prior to the bridge collapsing.
I think there is a feasible explanation for him being death and helping the kids. Assuming he is death, the people escape him because of premonition. This premonition seems like a blessing, but death is inevitable. It always catches up to the entire cast eventually. So, as a bit of fun, death gives them a premonition of his own that allows for additional time alive, but he knows that only for a period of time and that they will inevitably die anyways. It’s basically like death flexing his power. He gives you a handicap that seems to solve all your problems but his victory is so inevitable that there’s nothing you can actually do. When I think of the personification of death I think of a cruel, vengeful, mischievous kind of character that would offer you a deal without telling you that you have no hand to play with.
I just had a thought while watching this video, what if he was a bystander for several tragedies and became a conspirator on seeing how death works, like he once witnessed a horrible car pile-up, a plane crash after he and a survivor got off, and so on and so on. So he became obsessed like our main characters do in each film reading up and researching past tragedies but he lost himself in his obsession and became this ominous creep who only lives with death all around him beyond arm's reach. But I do like the idea that he has had visions like the others and has gotten good at staying away from death taking him
Love your in-depth analysis. You see things I don't even begin to think I missed. Superb detective work!
LMAO I should title my videos like that.
@@CZsWorld Lol Comes from my many years in marketing and plugging stuff I like. My wife says I describe everything like it's a movie trailer. I hope she means that in a good way. If not, it could mean disaster for a forbidden love that defied all odds. S**t. I did it again.
Anyway, keep doing your thing, CZ. I'm along for the informative ride, bro.
@@CZsWorld The host looks like Shaggy from Scooby Doo
@@CZsWorld imagine being recruited by FBI or CIA for a potential criminology
Have it occurred to anyone that williams is a killer and he is trying to extend his life by killing people because if you kill someone you get their life span.
He knows so much about Death I believe he successfully cheated Death and Death somehow spiritually made him a apprentice cause the advice he gives the survivor always fail in the end.
This is what I’ve always thought. Like maybe he just kept cheating death for so long that instead of getting upset death allows him to live a full peaceful life in exchange for helping keep balance.
This (to me)explains his vibe as well as why his advice is never truly helpful
How about prequels with him to show his backstory
That's what I think to he has some type of connection with Death cause how he knows the rules and have so much knowledge in Death? I think he did cheat death and survive everything and he somehow partnered up with Death by giving the survivors misinformation to beat death on purpose so Death kill the victims off easier.
That's a interesting idea.
I always love he's just mysterious and that's all about him just weird and creepy I'm surprise no survivor aak him how he knows so much wonder what his response will be.
"I'll see you soon."
Always wonderful to hear that from the mortician.
That’s often a hint that it’s the Grim Reaper talking to you.
This man was the best part of the series not gonna lie
He was in Hatchet to!
Tony Todd also plays the Candyman in the series of the same name. He’s played in many horror films besides those as well and he’s amazing in each of his roles. James from the Dead Meat channel actually got to meet him and it was amazing to watch.
@@tsunemara yeah I loved the first Candyman movie and am a huge fan of James too
@@emilywagner7248 yeah. We’ve watched all of the Dead Meat podcasts and kill counts. Between them and CZ’s world, we’re hooked.
And Candyman was a gift, the first one, it was deep and spoke of the power of myths and how they shape our lives. It was also a wonderful take on racial segregation and why racism needs to cease existing.
Tony Todd is a legend,scary as fuck on candyman!😀
I personally see him as Charon, the ferryman of Greek mythology who transports souls from one realm to the next. It would explain why he's a coroner. Someone who prepares bodies for burial.
I literally thought this as well. It makes sense, as Charon is well-acquainted with death (being the usher of newly deceased souls and all). Bludworth's knowledge of death's design and how it works is very uncanny. Dude must be a psychopomp.
I think you might be onto something. A bludworth is also the name of a barge.
Was thinking the same thing! and to answer the question 'why would he try and help people and stop them from dying' well the answer is simple,
if he is Charon then we can assume that death in this case is thanatos, so it wouldn't be harming him to help people since thanatos isnt charon's boss, he is his brother.
I legit like this theory!! Great job 👏
@@StarPichu12 I felt he was "helping" the survivors just out of curiosity. People escaping death is pretty rare, so he likes to watch and even participate. Makes for a nice change of pace from his normal duties. He would never go against death, but if their's a way to lighten his workload, he's willing to give it a shot.
I think he's an angel of fate
Makes the most sencr
@@enderwolfherowolf7572 Right
@@cookiegacha2701 I think you could be right tbh it makes sense with how he acts
I think he is the incarnated form of death, or he worked for the guys from x files, seeing as the first fd was inspired by a fan made x files episode. He could also just be a reincarnated candyman instead using accidents to stay a living legend
I’m definitely with that angel idea. That’s what i was thinking too
Definitely an agent of Fate. He works for both Life and Death, maintaining the balance of both. I feel like he's the one who gives them the visions as a way to help but not help at the same time....much like his advice.
You ask who he really is. He's Tony mothafuckin Todd. We have no choice but to stan
Stan's are stupid.
Not Stan Uris
Stan from it?
@@CZsWorld*When you slit your wrists* like come on why did he do it
@@neptunemuffin927 he was a scared boi
Maybe Bludworth is life? He’s always trying to help stop death (granted, very subtly), and you can’t have life without death. Plus he seems very supernatural.
Interesting theory. I'm not sure he really cares if the survivors live or die though.
Maybe
Interesting.
So true
@@CZsWorld would you like your job if you had to keep Final Destination characters alive?
He's the keeper of souls in the afterlife, and Death is his partner, he knows how death works and how some can get the sight and can interpret deaths moves. It amuses him and he plays along.
yeah
I officially love your theory way more than the "he is death" theory.
Honestly since they're obviously gonna do more movies eventually, that'd be a good concept for a reboot flick. Have the gimmick not just be "cool new ways people die" but "How the hell does this one guy keep surviving these elaborate deathtraps?"
Just a Bludworth origin movie detailing his incident and the post credits scene being Tony Todd incinerating some bodies. Thats all i want.
I feel as if Bludworth is death himself. The reason he gives hints for the victims is to make the chase more interesting. He's probably dealt with a bunch of people who had visions and such for decades (Maybe even centuries if he's a demi god being) and having to watch them do their own thing wasn't enough.
Every time a visionary would ask about what was going on, and how to prevent it, he provides a different answer each time. The first; skipping by intervening, the second; new life, fifth; take someone else's life, etc. For him, its probably boring to see and say the same thing over and over again, so he had to come up with new diversions for future visionaries and victims. He'd want to give them false hope of saving their lives.
He's literally playing cat and mouse with each victim. Watching how each being will react to his advice, and them slowly growing paranoid to the point of madness.
When he says "death doesn't like to be cheated" he gives the most agonizing and suffering deaths imaginable as punishment, instead of dying instantly in the first place.
Yea I agree I know I’m late but he often threatens the protagonists with weapons, often has a blood lust, and says many suspicious things. Knowing a lot of information about the characters, and insisting tods death was a suicide despite knowing about the cycle
@Kabuki Kitsune yea the writers have debunked, it’s really just a theory
I reckon he is death in human form and when each person had the premonition that stopped the other people dying, he gave them the advice and created all the different deaths to entertain himself watching each of them die one by one in ways that would rarely ever happen or try and make them do the work for him like he made Pete do in number 5
@@Darkreign1 ok then about kimberly corman and Officer Burk
They didn't die in the canon and its thanks to bludworth's advice of new life
They do die in fd3 but its not the original part of the film meaning
Kimberly and Burk live
@@zhuguoyan9577 but they did die, and in a strange and brutal way. I think I read somewhere it involved falling in a woodchipper. They didn't die in number 2 because it wasn't their time to die until the very end of the movie because the boy that got blown up by the barbecue was saved and he was meant to die. With that kid still being alive with being saved by the one who is sliced by the barbed wire, the chain wasn't affected when Kimberly killed herself and was brought back. It was just Bludworth's way of getting in their heads more, playing more games with them. Entertaining himself more and more
5:35 Based on the theory that he is Death, it's been implied that the premonitions were also part of Death's design and that Death has been playing them like a fiddle so that they would go to places and events where they were truly supposed to die. If you notice, each piece of advice seems to backfire in some way. For example killing someone to get you off the list. What if that person was destined to die sooner than you thought they would. Case in point when Nathan killed Roy. They later discovered that he would have died of a brain aneurysm. Meaning his life span was too short and it caught up to Nathan. Then you have the FBI guy that Peter kills. Law enforcement is always high risk. Meaning if Peter didn't kill him, someone or something else would have. Hence why he died just as fast when Sam killed him.
Something that makes me mad about the Final Destination series: No one ever asks *who is sending the premonitions to the characters?*
I was wondering that too, actually
Exactly and he always seems to know their name and who they are !😳😳remember in one of the final destinations when Claire went to see him and he said I was expecting you.
Its obviously a glitch.
They are too useful to come from a demonic presence
and they are not helpful enough to come from a benelovent
Entitiy.
Youre right they should talk more about it, but in the end, its obviously
just a Glitch in the world. It just happens.
I have a headcanon.
It might be victims that never escaped Death's design, and want to spend their entire afterlife helping others caught in the same web.
I always hope it's either Alex or Clear sending one... in later FD movies.
If he’s the one that whispers Kimberly’s name in the beginning… Maybe he’s the one sending premonitions?
As a Funeral Director I have noticed that not only is he the Coroner, but he embalms and cremates which means he takes care of all of deaths end results. I found that fascinating! Love your content!! Keep them coming ❤️
Funeral Directors usually are coroners before or after.
Also this is why I believe he is actually from Egyptian Mythology as their funeral signatures live on in today's and did think their was a force of death (and second life).
Ayyyyy have a good day funeral directing
Can you be buried with a pet that passed before you?
@@dubuyajay9964 it depends on the cemetery. If you are cremated, and your pet is also cremated (separately) your ashes can be placed in the same urn. ❤️❤️❤️
@@missfuneral5080 You ever do vids like Ask A Mortician?
That's an interesting theory. I've always had one of my own though. Death and the Angel of Death are 2 separate entities in this universe. One takes life, the other takes the victims' souls to the afterlife. Both are forced to do this duty by the Fates, God, Norns, etc. Death doesn't question it but the Angel does because he's the one that has to guide souls to the afterlife, hear their stories, etc and wants them to have more time and so finds loop holes for them to buy time. So my theory is that William is the Angel of Death. It would explain how he knows so much, how he always comes to collect the bodies (souls) of Death's victims, and why he is always trying to help the survivors. He also always seems to pop up suddenly when needed.
Or maybe his sight IS watching other people have sight of their own death?
So he is trying to save people, but can't. In the end he tries to be a coroner to study death to help more but each film he gets less and less "optimistic" of defeating death's design. Thus each film you see his downard spiral "I'll see you next" and then now he isn't in the films. Suggesting he has given up trying to save them (or hasn't been called back to act :))
I think he’s a reaper. It’s death’s list, death’s design, but he’s the one who takes the victims away
Bludworth is The Reaper for Death itself since Bludworth does takes the bodies and clean body for Death
@Kabuki Kitsune true but there’s nothing saying he isn’t a servant of his
@Ahmed Nizar That would imply he is Death which as has been mentioned is already debunked.
And he's candyman
He is SUCH a great actor. I miss seeing him in movies
my guess is he was a "survivor" himself and his "event" might have been a spark that caused so many of the others ( at least in the sequel universe )
my secondary guess is he's secretly some form of god and is the one who gives the "visions" to cheat death
Oooh i like your first theory a lot!
I like these. The first makes sense, cuz what if he cheated death, skipping his, and passing the curse to Alex browning from 1 and whats his face from 5
For those who didnt understood:
Death basically does not care about literally
anything but 2 States: Life and Death.
Otherwise, obviously, 1 Second after the Vision of someone,
it would all too late for Deaths Design. I mean, Oxygen and
everything and Coca Cola, its all used up by Humans being alive.
But Death does not care about such damage. He gives a shit
how much Coca Cola those Survivors consume that would
otherwise not be consumed. They and their Actions only make
a difference when they save or take Lifes.
That means that all this does not really 'is' the Butterfly-Effect
but has much to do with it. Blood-related but not identical, ya see.
Point is, the Freak Accidents will spread like a Global Pandemic.
So trying to survive is just the wrong plan from the very beginning.
I feel like many have not quite understood this.
@@loturzelrestaurant thanks for a long winded explanation of what the franchise beats over our heads every film
@@loturzelrestaurant especially with all the skipping the deaths crap that happened in 5
He probably has The Shining
😆 "The Shinning" for copyright purposes.
Hong kong phooey...
U noticed the tie aswell lol
This is, in my opinion, a super underrated theory.
Most of the FD movies being based out of New York and the consistent supernatural nature of these profilic accidents could easily be connected via something like the Shining, fitting into Castle Rock canon nicely.
Maybe William's ability to tap into the Shining and his constant evasion of death unintentionally causes death to seek out others to replace the life William continues to have despite his death. This might actually explain why death predominantly targets teenagers and those close to them. Perhaps Williams accident occurred during his latter years of high school, he was sought out by this "spirit of death" but managed to tap into his abilities and evade its machinations.
It probably started small and has gradually escalated to the mass devastation we see in the films. Bridge collapses, airplace crashes, highway pile-ups. The stronger Bludworth's presence, the greater the spirit grows and the more potent the premonitions in others. Hence why Final Destination 3 and 4 has weaker and less pre-emptive premonitions, i.e. the subway premonition happening mid-trip or the ambulance premonition happening moments before impact.
This would also go a long way in explaining his prevalence in the first and fifth film.
Or maybe being a coroner gives him quite a bit of free time and he keeps tabs on the news. Who knows?
@@skinnyfatz8483 You* "U" is not a word.
Fd5 Theory: the reason sam's vision didn't activate is (without knowing)... The vision powers was passed on into alex..
That sounds reasonable, when the movie was coming to an end it was very interesting how Sam nor Molly didn't look over at Alex sweating or seeing him flinch in his own visual death but then when Alex wakes up and starts freaking out... that is when Sam and Molly kinda start seeing a pattern but not the SAME pattern they had when the bridge crashed, now what I am thinking is that when that bridge accident happened there was no such thing flight 180 until 1 month and 1 YEAR later when Sam and Molly board flight 180. NOW in FD2, there was a HUGE accident on Route 23 right? Now in FD5/FD1 Same and Molly's seat are number 23 and of course, when they take off after Alex has a freak out on the plane, Sam hears that one song on that bus and it was "dust in the wind".
ohh, that's a really interesting theory. kinda like how the Supreme powers pass on in AHS Coven. cool!
Just wanna say that I appreciate those built-in breaks for ads. I get so exasperated watching UA-cam videos that cut off a bunch of times mid-sentence when ads play. But your smooth transitions? Frickin fantastic!
For those who didnt understood:
Death basically does not care about literally
anything but 2 States: Life and Death.
Otherwise, obviously, 1 Second after the Vision of someone,
it would all too late for Deaths Design. I mean, Oxygen and
everything and Coca Cola, its all used up by Humans being alive.
But Death does not care about such damage. He gives a shit
how much Coca Cola those Survivors consume that would
otherwise not be consumed. They and their Actions only make
a difference when they save or take Lifes.
That means that all this does not really 'is' the Butterfly-Effect
but has much to do with it. Blood-related but not identical, ya see.
Maybe he knows because he’s been through it before, being the only one to know how to escape it but can’t say it directly.
Bludworth was someone who had a premonition and tried to save people but failed so made a deal to survive?
Yo never mind I just got to the ending of the video lmao
Or maybe his sight IS watching other people have sight of their own death?
So he is trying to save people, but can't. In the end he tries to be a coroner to study death to help more but each film he gets less and less "optimistic" of defeating death's design. Thus each film you see his downard spiral "I'll see you next" and then now he isn't in the films. Suggesting he has given up trying to save them (or hasn't been called back to act :))
@@METALFREAK03 or maybe he is the devil giving false hope to you with his next victims and giving them an objective to keep them busy (making it easier to kill them or keeping them from the actual way to escape to cycle)
Am I the only one that finds Tony Todd’s voice oddly satisfying?
Nope and im a guy lol he just has a voice u can listen 2 like Morgan freeman
Like honey
@@skinnyfatz8483 add Keith David to that list.
@@NicoleJacksonnoj100 yep Spawn lol
And don't forget james earl jones
In final destination 5, which in order should have been the first movie, bludworth said “I have seen things like this before” meaning that he is talking about his own mess with death and his own premonition. He was the only survivor and could have died after the second movie because he was only technically heard as a voiced character in the third film, which you had mentioned.
Or maybe his sight IS watching other people have sight of their own death?
So he is trying to save people, but can't. In the end he tries to be a coroner to study death to help more but each film he gets less and less "optimistic" of defeating death's design. Thus each film you see his downard spiral "I'll see you next" and then now he isn't in the films. Suggesting he has given up trying to save them (or hasn't been called back to act :))
I think the reason he doesn't appear in final destination 3 and 4 is:
1. The people on death's list don't know about him so they never went to see him and he wasn't the coroner/mortician assigned to clean up the bodies.
2. He doesn't directly go searching for people on death's list to warn them in person on his own (Although he subtlety warns those two guys in final destination 5 during that burial service)
3. He could have decided that he should stay away from the survivors as he knows the advice he tries to give out doesn't work anyway despite the knowledge he has.
Would love to see a Final Destination movie with Bludworth's origin story
Maybe in the Final Destination reboot? But i dunno i kinda like not having a definate answer
For those who didnt understood:
Death basically does not care about literally
anything but 2 States: Life and Death.
Otherwise, obviously, 1 Second after the Vision of someone,
it would all too late for Deaths Design. I mean, Oxygen and
everything and Coca Cola, its all used up by Humans being alive.
But Death does not care about such damage. He gives a shit
how much Coca Cola those Survivors consume that would
otherwise not be consumed. They and their Actions only make
a difference when they save or take Lifes.
That means that all this does not really 'is' the Butterfly-Effect
but has much to do with it. Blood-related but not identical, ya see.
Point is, the Freak Accidents will spread like a Global Pandemic.
So trying to survive is just the wrong plan from the very beginning.
@@loturzelrestaurant Do you even know what "literally" means?
@@Youdontknowwhatliterallymeans Continue to grow and you may learn how to talk to people so you actually start a Conversation or at least get an answer.
But in your current state, you will probably not receive answers, let alone start a constructive conversation of any kind or sort.
We are getting a 6th movie
I always believed him to be the personification of life. He grants the Clairvoyants their visions, hence why he was heard by the Clairvoyants of the Highway and Devil's flight accidents before their visions. He gives them advice on how to survive but doesn't interfere anymore than that and is indifferent to their deaths because life cannot exist without death. He just gives the Survivors a chance. What they make of it and if they manage to outlast death is up to them.
This is exactly how I interpreted it too
I always went with the theory William was someone who has cheated death already. I think he'd been doing it for years. Nice to see a video explaining it in such depth.
I met Tony Todd and he told me that, in his (Tony's) mind, William Bludworth was a fallen angel cursed to be a coroner for all eternity.
So he is not human or he was an angel that was put in a humans body
"How do you know my name"
William Bloodworth - *Weirdest smile ever*
There’s a FD novel known as “looks could kill”. A figure emerges in the main characters life after she escapes a large accident taking with her many friends. The description somewhat matches Bludworth. The figure itself is death for some of the victims see him in their ends. Definitely worth a read, many crazy accidents never seen in the movies. Nancy a Collins Final Destination: Looks could Kill
I know Tony Todd is best known for Candyman, but I love his performance in these movies a lot more. He gives off such a fantastic presence in these short snippets of his masterful acting. I get chills when I hear him speak of Death.
for some reason, i always thought he was some sort of angel of death or an angel who gave people premonitions to help them cheat death
but i like your theory, since there's some points to it
Maybe he's Santa Muerta and his wife is Santa Muerte like the cult except in the cult it's only Santa Muerte.
There needs to be a prequel on William. And what happen to him and how he survived.
"Is he the Devil?" No, He's CandyMan 🐝
My favorite theory is, hes actually Life, and hence why he always helps in ways for the main characters to try to survive death.
Just a fun idea theory
I don't I'd expect Life to be someone positive and straight forward. Not someone creepy and mysterious like this guy.
If it is actually Death why not challenge him to Chess for your life.
Or a series of other assorted board games.
@@CZsWorld Guess you've never played the Sims.
Challenge him to Mario Kart
No challenge death to a game of chess
Because my name isn't Chester. I'm not smrt enough.
New theory: it's all a game. Death gives one person a future vision of their death and lets them survive the first time. The goal is that there needs to be one survivor and death spares them and considers them the winner. William is likely the only known person who went through this and survived Death’s game so he uses William as an extension to explain the rules (even If they’re super vague). So if you think about it Death isn’t taking these people because their time is up. He’s merely testing them to see if there can be another survivor like William.
Guess 1) He's the human aspect of death. The part that sympathizes with mortals and wants to give them a fighting chance.
Guess 2) He's from a third timeline where the Final Destination movies exist and THAT'S how he has all of this knowledge. XD
Guess 3) He's an ancient serial killer who cheated death and just keeps killing to essentially become immortal. A morge technician is a great cover for that preternatural lifestyle.
#3 is an amazing theory.
@@JamesSmith-qg1yz Thanks! :)
Just like shinigamis from Death Note? That would be great
@@MatiasJaruf Quick, did Tony Todd eat an apple at any point in the series?!
@@typhonviserys8288 I guess not... maybe he's just a crazy dude that likes to pretend he is a shinigami. Or maybe death is coming after him and he works with dead people as a camuflage. He is hidden between the dead
If he IS Death then I believe he’s just bored taking lives meaninglessly like Ryuk in Deathnote he just wants to play a game for fun and see how far humans will go to outrun him
So, Saw.
@@RobloxianPotterhead Yes and No. rather he’s just a demon/death or otherworldly being who just likes to make eternity killing people not boring whereas in Jigsaws games he’s serious in people reforming and if they escape they learn a “lesson” while Ryuk and Tony Todd just get tired of the monotony of just killing and have a whole set of rules and I was thinking what if the final Destination rules aren’t real he’s just fucking with them seeing how they’ll react to the made up rules and just laughing at how foolish people are when he’s gonna get them in the end old or young. I’d say Ryuk and Tony Todd are more having an occasional funday at the office while Jigsaw is dead bent on his mission to reform and “help” people
@@Lingeringwill13: That's a lot of worda...
@@RobloxianPotterhead ?
Ok Sora
I am just going to say it. He's death!
I think he tells the survivors how to beat their fate because he wants a challenge. He knows that they will meet their fate someday so why not make them work for it.
@Kabuki Kitsune if he's not death than wtf is he? Lol xD
A coroner,DUH!
Another theory is that he used the technique proposed in the fifth film (trading someone's life) to survive, but chose not to tell Alex or Kimberly because they were young and he did not want them living with the guilt (that perhaps he feels). Maybe he dedicated himself to cleaning up after Death as a sort of penance for his past.
I really like your analysis. I've enjoyed all of your Final Destination videos!
I think he is Death because every time he appears at the scene of the crime or funeral whatever he always spots the survivors and he’s probably in his head “ok those are my next victims” and then when someone dies he looks at the remaining survivors to see how many there are left
9:38 His voice in Final Destination 3 is also heard on the subway PA at the end of the movie: "This is the end of the line." right before the subway crash kills the remaining characters.
Not to brag but I managed to push all of the hurricane away from Hawaii
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Someone played the Song of Storms.
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I played with idea of movie where bludworth was one of main characters. His name would never be said until the end. He and his friends try escape death and he most scared of the group. This time they get help from old "witch" who has escaped deaths design. In the end plot-twist death let's witch to live as it's messenger, to guide people giving up trying to escape the design. Bludworth makes deal with the witch and takes her place as messenger of death.
He was so interesting! its such a shame he didn't came back for so many movies, i hope he's okey tho
He's so underrated & your tie reminds me "the shining"s carpet...
It is the overlook hotel carpet pattern lol ;)
@@skinnyfatz8483 ikr!!
@@winchesterdixon REDRUM ;)
He's underrated like yo comment lol
I always loved the theory that Bludworth’s the Personification of Death; that he is explaining the rules which explains why he offers different rules in each movie. It’s his game and he can play it his way. It’s just a bit of fun for him to mess with the survivors’ heads before he takes them.
When he warns them, he’s actually speaking in the third person because we know he has a flair for the dramatic and knows certain things; like that he’ll see Alex soon and knows Kimberly’s name without her or Clear mentioning it
His voice was also in the 3rd one at the end announcing the next stop was the end of the line, which could have been just as much a warning as it was with the roller coaster. Otherwise, excellent video and I loved the Metalocalypse reference lol
I always see him sort of like Charon or one of many psychopomps, he works for Death, that's why he knows the loopholes, when death will come out was cheated.
I think William Bloodworth is death himself. In the series, Death seem to have some sort of a dark sense of humor, and Bloodworth sort of fills in the shoes of the “killer playing the savior” card.
We know who he is. He's the Candyman.
Candyman.
Candyman.
Candyman.
Cand-
😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱
I believe that the mortician was once a human with a terminal disease who made a sacrificial pact with Death and has now eternal life.
As a price he became the Death's game master, whose job is to dare people to cheat death by giving them visions and warnings, so that the grim reaper can use it's creativity and finish them off in an amusingly sadistic manner.
I absolutely love Bludworth as a character! I really feel that for the next Final Destination film (if they decide to continue it in the same universe as the first 5) they need to give us answers of who he really is, if he is death incarnate or what you say being a survivor and still evading death to this day, he is one of the most interesting supporting characters of this franchise!
Bludworth is like the one who takes the souls. He tries to save some people because he’s actually pretty busy since apparently, humans just refuse to die, so he gives clues so they survive or give him time. He also has a deep voice and I like that very much.
This is ur pilot speaking we've are coming to our final destination please return your meal trays to their upright position and buckle your seat belts😂😂😂😂
Hi, new to the channel. Love your theory! I always thought of him as potentially Charon from Greek Mythology. Always having to ferry souls to the other side. That’s why he’s in-tune with Death, but he still can give warnings.
I literally have a crush on Tony Todd's voice
Same 😏
I find your idea about the multiple timelines fascinating, and I like your theory about Bloodworth being a surviver of death's designs himself. Excellent work, as always.
I hated Tony Todd wasn't in Final Destination 3 and The Final Destination he's a staple in the franchise.
he was technically in FD3... he was the voice of the Devils Flight ride i think
@@knightofsaturn correct
Isn’t he shown as a dead body in final destination 4?
The North Bay Bridge, Flight 180 and Route 23 incidents took place in New York while the Devil's Flight and McKinley Speedway Racetrack incident took place in Pennsylvania and Bludworth resides in NY which more likely why we didn't see him in 3 and 4.
For those who didnt understood:
Death basically does not care about literally
anything but 2 States: Life and Death...
Otherwise, obviously, 1 Second after the Vision of someone,
it would all too late for Deaths Design. I mean, Oxygen and
everything and Coca Cola, its all used up by Humans being alive.
But Death does not care about such damage. He gives a shit
how much Coca Cola those Survivors consume that would
otherwise not be consumed. They and their Actions only make
a difference when they save or take Lifes.
That means that all this does not really 'is' the Butterfly-Effect
but has much to do with it. Blood-related but not identical, ya see.
Point is, the Freak Accidents will spread like a Global Pandemic.
So trying to survive is just the wrong plan from the very beginning.
I feel like many have not quite understood this.
Tony Todd is so awesome as a mysterious character. Every time he is in a film, I wanted to see more of his character.
Hey Can you do the Things You Missed on every single Final Destination Movie
Working on it!
I honestly think that man is a supernatural being... His voice alone sends chills up my spine!!! 💯👌
”More bass” dude, Raycon is 99% bass, which is why it’s bad.
Bro they're paying him just let him say what he needs to say off the script
@@Starduckvalley I know, but they're just reselling other's headphones, it's been proven multiple times. They're fraudulent.
This video was needed I like when a movie leaves things for us figure out but a detailed respect of Tony Todd’s character in this franchise hasn’t been talked about.
"Death doesn't like to be cheated"
I’m going to say he had a very similar fate handed too him many years before, and worked out the design and has lived ever since… and that the next FD will be a prequel, 30 years prior of his badass escape
Hes deaths gatekeeper/ the boatman from the living to the dead.
What if he is the one giving premonitions but maliciously? He avoided death. Death has a list. He's next. Now death will skip him and go to the next person on the list, but he's the last one on the list. So he expands the list, death skips him, and goes after everyone else. That would explain why he knows so much AND why he constantly gives different information to people. He says he's seen this a lot. It's a cool idea.
The mysterious disseparance of my dad
I've been waiting for this video, William was always my favorite character. I feel he is what really gave the movies their deep chill factor!
Probably should've waited till after you did a things you missed on FD5
I really hope you continue the saw series, it was what got me into your channel.
Tony Todd is a legend 💯 truly hope they don’t “hoe” him in the new Candyman movie
Yeah same im looking forward 4 the new Candyman but they better do Todd justice, i hope Todd is gonna be in Final Destination reboot
@Hunter Biden i agree mostly but Childs play, IT and Halloween 2018(even tho it's a soft reboot) are dope and i hated on the Buddi idea instead of Good guy and no Charles lee ray but the film worked. i feel bludworth's origins shouldn't be revealed tho, he's character is much more interesting not having a definitive answer ;)
Being a survivor himself is a good theory. Instead of him being a coroner to study death maybe it has to do with his role with death. He deals with the aftermath with people on the lists. Death provides and he takes. I have no idea if this could benefit him in someway.
BUT what if it is as simply as he is a coroner that obviously finds out how people die (since its part of his job) and just put it all together himself with what hes seen.. for his job..
I'm picking up what you're laying down and I'm liking it.
I do believe I shall adopt your thesis now and in the future.
Sorry I'm late but thanks for the upload dude your videos make my day brighter.
3:03 noooooo i cant stop laughing 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 the refrence 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Isn't his voice on the subway train saying "end of the line" before the final crash in FD 3...?
In FD1 he emerges from a cave.
What's in the cave!!
I think death had such a hard time killing William that it made a deal with him
i know its not greek mythology but remember boat guy pay him coin? mabey this guy is just a messenger
help save some lives only to lead them to their final destination(roll credits)
point being it a score board and he plays both sides which makes hes " identity" all the more mysterious
just the guess,s no evidence.
The figure is called Charon! :)
Motorcycle rider at 8:31: No I’m gonna dieeeeeeeeee.
Truck: D A M E D A N E
Rider: *SCREAM* baka mikai~
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Also notice how his movements are slow, calculated, as if he is trying to minimize the possibility of death making him accidentally hurt himself.
When me and my dad watched the movie, we got more and more convinced that he is Death personified. Think about it, why else would be have a career that can get him as close to his actual job as possible- a coroner?
Cool theory! I always saw him as a kind of ferryman like Charon. As a coronor he sort of ferries the dead and would know intimately how death works.
“Is he the devil” don’t you mean a nickelback fan?
As a nurse who’s work with a lot of death due to covid and my masters degree in forensics, I love his character and job.
“Sequel universe” “Final Destination 1 universe” it’s called a continuity error😭 lmfao
people like this dude make money literally just retelling movies that other people made yet can’t help themselves from saying dumb shit like this..
too true
My guess is maybe he was connected to death or worked for/with him. For example theres a movie called The legend, about an angel coming to save earth from gods wraith, because god didn’t have faith anymore, the angel was trying to save humanity again before god could hurt it, so he could show god there’s still good in people, and they don’t have to kill everyone and start a new human race. So I believe William still works for/with death but just like the angel in The legend, he is more empathetic and kinda rebellious towards death and therefore goes to warns/help the remaining accidental survivors. I love your theory though, I totally believe it as well, I just like the supernatural aspect in that movie, it helps me sleep at night.🤣
You gotta love how Bludworth's only role in these films is to show up and tell the survivors "LOL. Sucks to be you guys".
He must of been through near on death experiences and knows quite a lot. He came out with a quote saying that there's a balance to everything for every life there is a death, for every death there is a life.
Pretty scary that I've been saying that in recent times.
It would be interesting if one day there was a reboot about William's childhood. About how he cheated death so many times and he failed in the end.
He is the Ferry Man!!!! Omg i missed all the clues! I was thinking he was an earlier survivor and even is he is the references to being the ferry man are all there. He is at every pick up night or day. You never see him interact with the other morgue workes ~! Oh my !!!
My theory is only backed by the fact that he had knowledge of things that happened in the future, since no such sequence of deaths had happened prior to the bridge collapsing.
I think there is a feasible explanation for him being death and helping the kids. Assuming he is death, the people escape him because of premonition. This premonition seems like a blessing, but death is inevitable. It always catches up to the entire cast eventually. So, as a bit of fun, death gives them a premonition of his own that allows for additional time alive, but he knows that only for a period of time and that they will inevitably die anyways. It’s basically like death flexing his power. He gives you a handicap that seems to solve all your problems but his victory is so inevitable that there’s nothing you can actually do. When I think of the personification of death I think of a cruel, vengeful, mischievous kind of character that would offer you a deal without telling you that you have no hand to play with.
I just had a thought while watching this video, what if he was a bystander for several tragedies and became a conspirator on seeing how death works, like he once witnessed a horrible car pile-up, a plane crash after he and a survivor got off, and so on and so on. So he became obsessed like our main characters do in each film reading up and researching past tragedies but he lost himself in his obsession and became this ominous creep who only lives with death all around him beyond arm's reach. But I do like the idea that he has had visions like the others and has gotten good at staying away from death taking him
You missed his voice on the subway speakers at the end of 3 saying " last stop"