The Final Destination franchise has some wild plot holes that nobody talks about

Been marathoning the whole series again and I can't stop thinking about how many holes are in Death's "design." Someone please explain these to me because I'm losing it.

The one that bugs me most across every movie: why is it always the same person who gets the vision, survives the disaster, and then just has to sit there watching their friends drop one by one? Like at what point does Death just decide "nah you're last, enjoy the show"?

Anyway here's my breakdown by movie:

!FD1 — if saving people off that plane throws off the whole order, why does it mess with the fate of people who weren't even ON the flight? And the timeline makes zero sense, some people get picked off in days, others get YEARS.!<

!FD2 — the survivors from part 1 get years of peace before Death circles back? And Clear survives TWO entire movies without being next. Girl has main character plot armor at that point, not "design."!<

!FD3 — the photo clues thing is so dumb when you think about it. They never actually help anyone avoid dying, they only make sense after the fact. What's even the point of showing them?? Also the coaster "reset" saves some people permanently but not others? Inconsistent.!<

!The Final Destination (the 4th one) — supposedly the kill order follows who'd have died in the original crash, but it 100% just feels like whoever gets the coolest death scene goes next. And why does the random theater manager get pulled into a death chain he was never part of?!<

!FD5 — this is a PREQUEL but somehow it invents the "kill someone to steal their remaining lifespan" trick, which is never mentioned again in any other movie. If that actually works, why doesn't every single character in the franchise just try it immediately?!<

!Bloodlines — if Death can hunt an entire family line decades later, why not just kill the original survivor right away instead of waiting for grandkids? And breaking the chain just... erases people who already existed? How does that even work??!<

Curious if anyone has in-universe explanations for these or if it's just "the movies need kills so logic goes out the window." Drop your own plot holes below too.