Directed by: David R. Ellis
Starring: Krista Allen, Nick Zano, Andrew Fiscella, Bobby Campo
Continuity mistake: When the bird craps on Janet's windshield, it's at a certain level. When she arrives at the car wash, it's slightly higher up on her windshield.
Revealing mistake: In the first shot of the custom car shop, a nozzle can briefly be seen spraying showers of sparks (supposedly from welding).
George Lanter: I've been trying to kill myself all day!
Trivia: In the end scene (right before the lead characters go into the cafe shop) you can see a bus drive past with the number 180 printed across the top. The number 180 was a significant number in the first three Final Destination films.
Question: When the girl is going into the car wash, the sign right before she enters on the left advises her to put the car into neutral, but to make sure her foot is on the brake. Neutral would allow the car to advance through the automatic wash. Having the brake engaged would prevent the car from moving forward. They cancel each other out so what is the point?
Answer: It tells her to keep it in neutral and keep her foot off the brake and the carwash stops then starts moving again when her head is stuck; out of the sunroof.
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Chosen answer: Actualy it says she should put it in neutral and keep her foot OFF the brake.