Joe Rogan Experience #2566 - Cody Tucker · Aired Oct 15, 2026
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In the film 'The Last House', there are "maybe like 30 people left on Earth" at the end.
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The film does suggest most of humanity is gone, but it never gives a number like 30. The plot summary says the family sails off on a salvaged boat and finds other survivors by radio, and the last scene is just a faint voice answering. The film leaves the scale of survival open, so the speaker's figure is a guess, not something the plot states. A line of dialogue or an official film source giving a specific survivor count of about 30 would flip this.
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Is it true that in the film 'The Last House', there are "maybe like 30 people left on Earth" at the end?
Partly. The claim stretches what the evidence shows. The film does suggest most of humanity is gone, but it never gives a number like 30. The plot summary says the family sails off on a salvaged boat and finds other survivors by radio, and the last scene is just a faint voice answering. Joe Rogan said it (matched by voice) on Joe Rogan Experience #2566 - Cody Tucker, aired Oct 15, 2026, at 2:02:07. The supporting source is en.wikipedia.org, linked below.
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