Spoiler-Free Review: WEEKEND AT THE END OF THE WORLD (Grimmfest 2025) – HorrorFuel.com

Official Synopsis Best friends Karl and Miles have an opportunity to strike it rich, the only thing that stands in their way is the end of the world. Review I am a big fan of horror comedies done well, and I can honestly say that I haven’t laughed out loud at one in recent memory as much as I did with director Gille Klabin’s Weekend at the End of the World . A buddy comedy with plenty of fear-far elements, the film is an absolute blast. Miles (Cameron Fife) wants to cheer up his best friend, recently dumped by his girlfriend Karl (Clay Elliott) with a visit to the cabin that Miles recently inherited from his grandmother  — and some help turning it into a sellable property wouldn’t hurt, either. Without giving too much away, let’s just say that the lads accidentally open up a portal to another realm, turning annoying neighbor Hank (Thomas Lennon) into something menacing and bringing back Miles’ grandmother (Troian Bellisario) in a young, as Karl puts it, “hot” version of herself. Klabin, Elliott, and Spencer McCurnin have crafted a screenplay rich with rapid-fire dialogue, wisecracks, and observations, as well as plenty of occult shenanigans that
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