‘Apocalypse WOW’ Trailer, WOW.

The apocalyptic end of the world drama is such a played out subgenre that there’s nothing left to do but make fun of it. And if you’re Woody Tondorf making fun of things is what you do best. This is after all the same guy that created one of YouTube’s most popular scripted comedy web series Elevator, that racked up over 20 million views in its 3-year run.

Tondorf’s latest comedy is aiming to do just that. Apocalypse WOW released their first trailer later yesterday evening, after screening it down at Comic-Con in San Diego last month. As of now the project is just a pilot episode and trailer, produced on what Tondorf says is “a tiny spec budget” in hopes of luring in investors or one of the online studios or networks to pick up the series.

Subscribe for daily Tubefilter Top Stories

Subscribe

Tondorf teamed up with Blue Movies creator Scott Brown, who directed the promo episodes, and cast the ‘Kevin Bacon of web series’, Craig Frank (Craig & The Werewolf, The Crew, Compulsions, A Good Knight’s Quest) along with Harper’s Globe star Melanie Merkosky, Ben Begley, McKenzie Westmore and GOLD’s David Nett.

With a solid cast all with respectable followings amongst web series fans, it’s possible we’ll see this get more than just one episode. The pitching studios with just a five-minute pilot and trailer route isn’t easy, especially in an ever-crowded field of web pilots this year. But hey, The Bannen Way guys were able to make it happen with Sony, and there’s no doubt there will be more by year’s end.

Share
Published by
Marc Hustvedt

Recent Posts

Instagram wants you to turn on your TV and throw a Reels watch party

For Meta, the Instagram for TV app is the key to unlocking more viewership in the living…

6 minutes ago

As Bluesky adds more videos, YouTube adds more Bluesky-style custom feeds

YouTube is factoring user preferences into its video recommendations. Earlier this year, the video hub launched…

19 hours ago

As OnlyFans celebrates its tenth birthday, it counts more than 5,000 seven-figure earners

These days, massive OnlyFans creators don't make the news as frequently as they did during peak COVID,…

20 hours ago

Meta is paying over $17 billion to settle social media lawsuits. What changes can users expect?

Meta has agreed to pay billions of dollars to resolve its legal dispute with U.S.…

22 hours ago

The BBC says it’ll pay £50,000 for YouTube-first documentaries

The BBC wants original documentaries to publish on its YouTube channel--and it's willing to pay…

24 hours ago

Instagram says that its First Draft feature can edit a Reel in under ten seconds

Instagram is taking on the tedium of video editing. A process that can be laborious can…

2 days ago