David Wong

Like Ernest Cline (although Ready Player One wasn’t a series, people expected Armada to be a part of that universe…), J K Rowling (who writes as a man in J K Rowling's adult mysteries), or David Wong (who wrote John Dies at the End and the follow up novel

Don Coscarelli

Written and directed by Don Coscarelli, and adapted from a novel originally serialized online, John Dies at the End plays a little like Tim and Eric's Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, with a barrage of non sequiturs, limp jokes, and absurdly bad special effects buttressing a story that increasingly mistakes delirium for enlightenment.

Jason Pargin

Jason Pargin is the author of the humor and horror novel John Dies at the End and is also a senior editor at Cracked.com under the pseudonym David Won.

a less-than-conventional novel detailing how our narrator, David Wong, fights back against the forces of darkness which over-run David Wong's world after David Wongis infected with the soy sauce after a needlestick accident at the home of David Wong's friend, John – David Wongof the fatalistic title

If you hadn’t already guessed, John Dies At The End is a less-than-conventional novel detailing how our narrator, David Wong, fights back against the forces of darkness which over-run David Wong's world after David Wongis infected with the soy sauce after a needlestick accident at the home of David Wong's friend, John – David Wongof the fatalistic title.

David Wong’s cult novel John Dies

If you’ve read David Wong’s cult novel John Dies

by Brian Tyler

JOHN DIES AT THE END (2012) by Brian Tyler

The apostle John

The apostle John wrote 1 John at the end of 1 John's life.

the Apostle Peter

Many years later, at the very end of John's life and ministry, the Apostle Peter penned as the Holy Spirit moved John: “[15]

Paul

Toward the end of John's life, Paul sadly wrote to Timothy (2Ti 4:10),

Coscarelli’s best film work so far, neck to neck with BubbaHoTep, with Bruce Campbell

John Dies at the End is arguably Coscarelli’s best film work so far, neck to neck with BubbaHoTep, with Bruce Campbell as a very much alive Elvis living in a nursing home after switching identities in the ’70s with the Elvis impersonator everyone thinks a very much alive Elvis is, sort of The King and the Pauper, if you will.