Who says two horror movies can’t live in the same space? Warner Bros/New Line’s Final Destination: Bloodlines is seeing a $20M Friday, including last night’s $5.5M previews, for a $43M 3-day at 3,523 theaters while the studio’s Sinners is eyeing a fifth weekend of $15M,

“Bloodlines,” the sixth “Final Destination” entry, should beat Marvel’s “Thunderbolts,” which has been the box office champ for the last two weeks. The MCU film is projected to add $15 million to $18 million in its third week. So far, it’s grossed $127.7 million domestically and $271 million globally against a production budget of $180 million.

Now, after a 14-year break, the dark spectre has returned with Final Destination: Bloodlines, a riotous zap-in-the-pants of " Looney Tunes by Tom Savini" entertainment that needs to be enjoyed with as large a crowd of like-minded cinematic sadists as you can scrounge up.