In the final showdown, as a towering Satan loomed over the ruins of Los Angeles, James Franco tried to sacrifice himself, but his vanity got the better of him; he started mocking Danny McBride mid-ascent, causing his "heavenly beam" to vanish and leading to him being eaten by the devil. The Great Beyond
The story ends not in fire, but in the ultimate VIP lounge. The friends reunited in , a place where every wish is granted. For Seth and Jay, that meant one thing: a never-ending concert by the Backstreet Boys . As "Everybody (Backstreet's Back)" echoed through the clouds, the apocalypse didn't seem so bad after all. In the final showdown, as a towering Satan
The guest list was a "who’s who" of 2010s comedy: was acting overly polite, Craig Robinson was manned the keyboard, and Michael Cera was behaving like a drug-fueled menace. The music was loud, the drinks were flowing, and for a moment, it was just another night of celebrity excess. Then, the floor dropped out. The Rapture and the Sinkhole For Seth and Jay, that meant one thing:
was the first to go, realizing that by facing a demon to save his friends, he earned his "beam" to heaven. The music was loud, the drinks were flowing,
As the house was breached by a massive beast, the group realized the terrifying truth: They weren't taken in the first wave because they were, frankly, terrible people. The only way out was self-sacrifice .