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According to /Film, studio head Alan Horn made the announcement at the ShoWest convention today in Las Vegas.
"We can't resist," Horn said about the studio's decision to continue the franchise beyond last year's 3D effort The Final Destination.
The Final Destination horror series is thought to have grossed more than $220m (£144m) since the first film was released in 2000.
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