John Dies at the End2013
John Dies at the End (2013)
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Critic Consensus: Some will find the darkly funny, genre-bending incoherence of John Dies at the End charming; some will feel its zany antics and gore lead to an unsatisfying payoff.
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Cast
as Dave
as John
as Arnie Blondestone
as Dr. Albert Marconi
as Detective
as Roger North
as Largeman
as Amy
as Justin White
as Fred Chu
as Robert Marley
as Shelly
as Sergeant McElroy
as Deepti Chakrabarti
as Korrok
as Girl with Rastafarian
as Old Woman
as Father Shellnut
as Reanimated Dead Guy
as Himself
as Dr. Marconi Assistant
as Dr. Marconi Assistant
as Mustache Cop
as Meat Monster
as Meat Monster Voice
as Suspicious Diner
as Man in Suit
as Bullet Factory Worker
as Hardware Store Clerk
as Mmm Bacon
as Child in Ruins
as They China Food! Waitress
as Officer Johnson
as Officer Steve
as Woman with Officer
as Hot Dog Vendor
as Largeman Follower
as Largeman Follower
as Largeman Follower
as Largeman Follower
as Largeman Follower
as The Bearded Scientist
as Spider Victim
as Spider Victim
as Spider Victim
as HLA Officer
as Three Arm Sally Band Member
as Three Arm Sally Band Member
as Three Arm Sally Band Member
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Critic Reviews for John Dies at the End
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I stopped taking notes when the woman disintegrated into a ball of writhing snakes.
Despite its astronomical body count, John Dies at the End never takes itself too seriously, and neither should you.
Director Don Coscarelli isn't especially smooth or coherent, and he leans on weird for weird's sake.
How can a single movie contain all this awesome craziness?
[It] eventually finds its own rhythm and meaningful chaos.
Nobody cares about John.
Audience Reviews for John Dies at the End
Fun, horror-comedy-B-movie with above-average plot that keeps you on your toes!
Super Reviewer
The complete mess of a plot tries at every cost to be a smart-ass comedy filled with an offbeat humor that, apart from a very few inspired moments, is simply embarrassing - as we can see, for instance, from an awful aracnicide joke in the movie's ridiculous last hour.
Super Reviewer
This is a very hard film to describe to anyone, but it's beloved by the internet right now, and I could not be happier. Adapted from a graphic novel of the same name, this amazing film defies logic, death, supernatural elements, and life in general, to bring a really rare and interesting story about two friends directly thrown into the darkness of the world. The main problem in the film is that the universe that has been created by the graphic novel isn't pared down enough to make a film. The entire scope is miniscule compared to what happens, and there are more unexplained questions left behind than anything else. We're not sure exactly what the other side is, how ghosts communicate with us, or what really happens to John (Mayes) and Dave (Williamson). On its own its definitely a psychedelic and feral kind of film, with its sharpened fangs, but there are just too many questions left unanswered and not enough juice to make it longer, so it suffers extensively for these faux pas.
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John Dies at the End Quotes
| Roger North: | Do the bees know that they make the honey for you? Or do their work tirelessly because they think it is their own choice? |
| John: | We were chosen by the soy sauce. |
| Sergeant McElroy: | I think stuff is very real and not real at the same time. |
| Dave: | You've obviously been blessed with supernatural gifts. What better way to use them than to fish for free beer at parties? |