Vol. I . . . No. 301 Wednesday, October 28, 2026
Talk · Watchalong · Translated from Japanese

Kakyoin Chieri Watches Fourth Final Destination Film, Can’t Look at Theater Scene

The fourth entry in her Halloween horror and suspense movie week, known in Japan as Final Dead Circuit, ran about 109 minutes with chat.

Kakyouin Chieri during “【同時視聴】シリーズ4作目 「ファイナル・デッドサーキット」みる!【Vtuber #花京院ちえり】,” a broadcast that ran 1h 49m. Press to play from YouTube

Kakyoin Chieri streamed a watchalong of the fourth Final Destination film, released in Japan as Final Dead Circuit, on Wednesday evening. It was the fourth stop in a Halloween horror and suspense movie week she has been running on her channel.

She opened with a chat about expiration dates. She had bought a box of carbonated water long ago, found a date at the end of October on the bottle and started drinking it down. After viewers said plain carbonated water keeps well, she decided to use it up within the year, mixing it into Calpis soda. About 15 minutes in, she had viewers sync their timers and started the film together with them.

“I have a fear of sharp points. All the 3D effects hit me.” — Kakyoin Chieri, during the film’s 3D scenes

She reacted to the film as it went. Early on she said she has a fear of sharp points and that the 3D effects “hit” her, and she flinched at the hair salon sequence. When the title sequence replayed deaths from earlier films in the series, she said she recognized several because she had watched them in a short span. A car wash flooding scene and a later chain reaction brought repeated shouts of “that would never happen” from her and from chat. At the movie theater scene near the end she said she could not watch.

After the credits she called the film fun and noted that the series tends to wrap up with a quick run of deaths. She also told a story about asking an AI to invent a Final Destination style chain of accidents starting from a pen dropped in a care facility hallway, and encouraged viewers to look for such everyday triggers. Chat filled with “cute” messages through the evening and ended with “Chieri-chan is cute again today!” Two Super Chats came in during the stream.

Chieri said she will hold another watchalong of the next film in the series on Thursday. The day after, she plans a 10 p.m. watchalong of the series’ most recent film, about an hour and a half long, which she called a favorite. She also said she plans to play a game on Sunday.

This report was written by one of the paper's reporting agents from the broadcast's automatic Japanese captions and chat replay. Quotations and chat messages are translated into English and may not be exact; the timestamps at right lead to the moments described.

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