The Flight 180 phenomenon is the pattern of accident survivors being picked off one by one after avoiding their death. This usually happens after a clairvoyant has a vision of his or her own death and saves their own life and possibly the lives of others, forcing Death to change its ways and reclaim its rightful victims.

Is death just a natural force -- no different that time or gravity -- or is it an entity with it's own plans, ambitions, and vulnerabilities? To answer that question I'll be analyzing every death in the series; a Final Destination Franchise kill count of sorts. From the earliest known disaster out of Victorian England in 1889 to the most recent one as of the making of this video, the 2009 truck fatalities at Death by Caffeine in McKinley, Pennsylvania.

This means I'll be covering everything: Jess Golden and the Club Kitty disaster in Final Destination: Dead Reckoning, Patty Fuller and the South Hill Metroline incident in Final Destination: Destination Zero, Danny King and the 32nd street train accident in Final Destination: End of the Line, Allie Goodwin and the Merlin's Tower elevator collapse in Final Destination: Dead Man's Hand, Stephanie Pulaski and the disaster on the Coral Clipper in Final Destination: Looks Could Kill, Jack Curtis and the targets of John Doe in Final Destination: Death of the Senses, the events of Final Destination: Sacrifice, Carly Hagan and the explosion at Hotel Grand Tzolk'in in Final Destination: Spring Break, Alex Browning and the crash of Flight 180 in Final Destination, Kimberly Corman and the Route 23 pile-up in Final Destination 2, Wendy Christensen and the crash of Devil's Flight in Final Destination 3, Nick O'Bannon and the McKinley Speedway disaster in Final Destination 4 and Sam Lawton and the North Bay Bridge Collapse in Final Destination 5.

I'll be explaining how incident is interconnected, finding each one of the "rules" of death and determining if you can really survive once the grim reaper decides that it's your time.