The Warner Bros. and New Line film towered over domestic box office charts, overtaking the No. 1 spot from reigning champion, Marvel’s “Thunderbolts*,” and trouncing fellow newcomer, the Weeknd’s “ Hurry Up Tomorrow ,” which crash-landed in sixth place.

“Final Destination: Bloodlines” opened in 3,523 locations riding in on a wave of strong reviews (93% on Rotten Tomatoes) and viral marketing tactics, including a picture of logs on the back of trucks — a callback to one of the more infamous “Final Destination” death traps.

Final Destination fans braved planes, logging trucks, and other Rude Goldberg-esque death machines to come out in force for new installment Bloodlines this weekend. The legacyquel—Final Destination‘s first offering in over a decade—easily rode its nose ring-chain-fan nightmare to number one at the box office with $51 million.