Personal injury law firm breaks down which Final Destination deaths are most likely to get you
You can almost hear the lawyers salivating over who gets to handle the "disembowelled by pool filter" case

There are few people out there more interested in the ways the human body can be destroyed in terrible, Rube Goldberg-style accidents than personal injury lawyers. It’s not surprising, then, that a law office would have such a fascination with the horrible series of deadly accidents that fill the Final Destination movies that they’d take a break from running after ambulances to see which of the films’ typically mortal injuries are most likely to happen in real life.
Downtown LA Law, the firm in question, ran the numbers on the movies over on its website. Their methodology involved “[tracking] every type of death recorded in each of the five instalments of the Final Destination franchise” and measuring them up “against actual injury data from the last recorded year in the US.”
While slipping on spaghetti after fleeing an Incubus-soundtracked apartment fire isn’t, thank god, a typical problem, the same Final Destination 2 scene’s “ladder-related injury” is by far the most common accident that Americans are likely to experience. (Hopefully not with the same level of severity.)