This Is the End (2013)

While attending a party at James Franco's house, Seth Rogen, Jay Baruchel, and a cavalcade of other celebrities find themselves facing the literal end of the world. As demonic forces descend upon Los Angeles and the very fabric of existence unravels, these stars must band together in Franco's fortified home, confronting not only the supernatural chaos outside but also their own egos and interpersonal dramas within. It's a hilariously self-aware and surprisingly bloody take on the apocalypse, where familiar faces play exaggerated, often unflattering versions of themselves. "This Is the End" is a prime example of why Evan Goldberg's filmography is so celebrated, particularly for his collaboration with Seth Rogen. The film perfectly showcases their signature brand of R-rated, pop-culture-infused comedy, grounded in sharp wit and an uncanny ability to skewer Hollywood. Goldberg's influence is evident in the rapid-fire dialogue, the inventive comedic set pieces, and the meta-commentary on celebrity culture, all of which culminate in a riotously entertaining and remarkably cohesive vision that cemented their status as masters of modern comedy.