ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Whether the world ends in a zombie virus, a Jack Parsons bomb, an eternal holy war, dragons, or a surprise, cosmic monster “humanity uninstall,” one thing’s for sure — we think we’ve got the perfect movies to prepare you it.
Join us today as we run through our favorite end‑of‑the‑world films to prepare you for the end. Then swing by our Instagram and drop your own doomsday movie picks in the comments for the show post — because if the apocalypse is coming, we might as well crowdsource the watchlist from our audience!
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