They Will Outlive Us All

2013
R
1h 13m

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New York City. 2016. In the years since Hurricane Sandy, the city has been brought to its knees by a series of 'Frankenstorms.' As hurricane season hits yet again, New York braces itself for... Read allNew York City. 2016. In the years since Hurricane Sandy, the city has been brought to its knees by a series of 'Frankenstorms.' As hurricane season hits yet again, New York braces itself for the oncoming wave of destruction. Roommates Margot and Daniel attempt to survive this 'ne... Read allNew York City. 2016. In the years since Hurricane Sandy, the city has been brought to its knees by a series of 'Frankenstorms.' As hurricane season hits yet again, New York braces itself for the oncoming wave of destruction. Roommates Margot and Daniel attempt to survive this 'new' New York by avoiding it at all costs. But with the advent of three strange deaths in th... Read all

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Awards
- 3 wins & 1 nomination total

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2bright-82734

Low Budget, Few Laughs, Little Value

The reviews on here must be from friends and family, because the movie itself has very little redeeming value. This is a low budget monster film that is character driven versus plot driven, which would be okay except that the two main actors deliver weak imitations of an (even more) unfunny Tom Green and an (even more) unlikeable redheaded Janeane Garofalo. What it does have is gross out humor and a throw back to 1970s monster flicks, but not even in a good way. Honestly I only have this 2 stars because of the leads who I feel like could do so much more with better material. But I recommend you avoid - It's a weak Kevin Smith knockoff from Shaun of the Dead, minus literally any of the appeal (or jokes).

7CatrionaLovett

Only A Bit Scary, But Very Funny

They Will Outlive Us All proves that even without a big budget, you can still make a great little film if you have the right people involved.

Like 2014's breakout film, The Babadook, this 2013 flick delivers some surprisingly good scares despite the lack of big budget. It intentionally yields a lot more laughs than scares, however. The writing and direction was great.

Jesse Gotta and Nat Cassidy got the comedic timing down pat and their facial expressions were a hoot. Given improved production values, they could easily have pushed the mood over the hump to allow suspension of disbelief and the movie could have been truly scary, as well.

Despite that flaw, this was an outstandingly entertaining movie and I look forward to seeing more from all involved.

8guestar57

It's Creepy and yet Very Funny !

So these room-mates at the end of the world, Decide they might not be the only tenants left in their building.

Jessi Gotta is something else,Talented behind camera and fun to watch actDon't think she would turn down any suggestion to make a film better.

The monsters are really cool to see do their thing, Scary and yet cause many comedic moments.

The dialogue between room-mates is witty and makes you want to have them say more.

The drinking and drug use is very prevalent and not sure it was needed,Except that should bring in a young crowd as a party flick.

Great poster,Great cast and witty dialogue makes this a must see.

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Margot asks about the COUS's (Cockroaches Of Unusual Size), which is a direct reference to the ROUS's (Rats Of Unusual Size) from "The Princess Bride."