The Last Man(s) on Earth

Based on their YouTube comedy series, The Last Man(s) on Earth, we find Charan Prabhakar and Brady Bluhm channeling their inner Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, respectively. This is a film that looks like it was a ton of fun to make, though slightly less fun to watch. Don't get me wrong, I did enjoy it and found the leads to be funny characters, but it still felt like a YouTube length skit that was stretched out to feature length proportions. The filmmakers were also obviously working on a very constrained budget, which added charm at moments and weighed down the film at other times. If you enjoy the camaraderie of Pegg/Frost, then this film might just as well be the lower-budgeted cousin, with a similar character dynamic and humor that wouldn't be out of place in one of their films or TV shows. Overall, a valiant effort and I'd love to see what these guys could do if given the resources to make a decently funded feature.

An outrageous adventure comedy about two best friends and self- described survival experts who are put to the test of doing what they do best - prevent world destruction. Charan Prabhakar and Brady Bluhm are hilarious! So rarely do you find buddy / bro comedies that feature such great chemistry. Their absurd characters and over-the-top performances would be challenging enough on a stage, but these two pull it off with flying colors on film. Aaron Hultgren wrote a ludicrous comedy, and his direction, the crisp editing, and Prabhakar and Bluhm's performances really carry the film. Prepare for a fun and foolish ride topped off by a bunch of laughs!

Is it me, or am I seeing the same movies repeated over and over again in Hollywood? This was a totally unique movie. I loved the storyline and the jokes. I don't know exactly how to explain the humor…I guess I would say incredibly witty! It's definitely not your standard comedic movie…it's smart! I gotta say I love that it wasn't filled with a bunch of dumb and perverted jokes. This is a movie I could watch over and over again and probably find new jokes that I didn't catch the previous time. The writing, filming, and acting were all great. I love the personalities of the two main characters. I was a fan of the web-series before the movie came out and the movie does not disappoint. It was great on every level! I definitely give this 10 stars! Thank you for making a film that is different from everything I have seen in the theaters!

This movie is fantastic. Hilarious, weird, offbeat, mostly unpredictable. It starts weird and just gets cooler and cooler.

I watched this by accident, thinking it was the pilot episode of a TV show everyone is raving about (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3230454/). I was amazed at the quality and style of this new TV show! It felt like something FOX would air in the early 90s - like In Living Color (www.imdb.com/title/tt0098830/). This is something totally new and different. I've never seen a movie quite like this.

Yes, it's a bit low budget. But the low budget quality actually fits the style of the two characters' YouTube videos. And key ingredients are definitely A-grade: lighting, acting. If you can enjoy seriously stupid funny, like Tucker and Dale vs Evil (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1465522/), then this movie is for you! This movie deserves so much more than its current 3.6 rating. And right now it's free on Amazon Prime! Enjoy.

I had the opportunity to view an almost-finished cut of THE LAST MAN(s) ON EARTH, the apocalyptic comedy based on the web series of the same name. Though it had a few slow patches and a couple of jokes didn't hit the mark, its flaws were forgivable because it is riotously funny. The cast have terrific chemistry, the production values and action were impressive, and the script is peppered with zingers that had me laughing so hard that my sides hurt. Even the editing is funny, with some Edgar Wright-style flourishes that added some zip to the proceedings. Charan Prabahakar and Brady Bluhm are an excellent comedy team, each with different strengths that compliment each other nicely. Here's hoping for a sequel.