Best twist ending ever.
Robots find love. Humans get fat. That sound about right.
The world ends on a Thursday.
As long as Alice is there to protect us.
Stanley Kubrick's still hilarious look at atom bomb fears. We really need to just stop worrying about it.
"Skynet" spelled backwards is "Facebook."
That's totally not true, but it sounds scary, right?
The world as we know it is over, but Mel Gibson lives on.
Unfortunately for all of us, this gritty bare-boned story of a man and his son feels the most realistic.
Earth is doomed but Steve Carell finds love at last. And with Keira Knightley! Woot!
We have no idea if this 2013 Tom Cruise movie will be great, but it sure looks cool.
An '80s cult favorite. Apocalypse in the Valley, dude. Radical!
Will Smith is the last man on Earth.
Wait, but so is Charlton Heston.
The aliens are coming for your children! Nic Cage knows it.
Turns out God does hold grudges.
End of world. Malls still open. Zombies wanted.
Most depressing End of Days film ever.
This film already got one thing right: In the future, Twinkies are most precious!
No nuclear war, no zombies. The End of Days comes with mankind losing the ability to reproduce. One of the best.
Would love to see that monster a little better before The End, though.
Things are never that bad as long your BFF is undead. The funniest movie on the list.
Kirk Cameron. Low budget. Entertaining for all the wrong reasons.
Terry Gilliam's loose remake of La Jete foresaw global warming. Brad Pitt's germ speech the highlight.
Zombies. Can Run. Fast. Uh oh.