"Final Destination 5" Cast: "You’re Not Even Really Acting, At That Point You Really Are Screaming!"

When Final Destination hit theaters in the year 2000, it changed the horror film genre as we knew it. Absent was a Mike Myers, Freddie Kruger or Jason-type bad guy hunting down partying teenagers.

When Final Destination hit theaters in the year 2000, it changed the horror film genre as we knew it.

Absent was a Mike Myers, Freddie Kruger or Jason-type bad guy hunting down partying teenagers.

Instead audiences were thrilled with spectacular and unexpected murders of the film's heroes by a mysterious supernatural force, the nature of which remains unknown to this day.

While some of the movies in the series have received mixed reviews, the producers of the latest installment, Final Destination 5, promise a return to the original spirit of the franchise.

Final Destination 5 premieres this Friday and after kickin' it with stars Jacqueline MacInnes Wood, Miles Fisher and Ellen Wroe, we're looking forward to another great story, interesting characters and, of course, mad surprises.

Check out our interview with the stars of Final Destination 5 below!

GG: Where was the opening premonition scene shot?

Jacqueline MacInnes Wood: We did exterior shots of a bridge in Vancouver and they actually built a bridge too. On the way to Whistler, there was an amazing cliff and they built everything there. It looked exactly like a bridge and they had a green screen, so that’s where they did a lot of the stunts.

Towards the end of shooting around December, they made a bridge replica indoors with a green screen. It was on hydraulics so we were flying on there and the cars were coming at you pretty quick.

Miles Fisher: Yeah, there were three bridge sets around the whole shoot. Additionally, we shoot these out of sequence so one day it's an emotional scene inside a house, then the next day you have to hang from wires suspended eight feet above a bridge, so it was wild.