2025 Armageddon

In 2006, Madolyn and Quinn watch Snakes on a Train, a misbought video their grandmother thought was Snakes on a Plane. The screening sparks a shared love for The Asylum's movies and marks the start of their lifelong bond. This quirky origin shapes the way they face danger together in the years ahead.

Over the next two decades, Madolyn becomes a commander in the United States Navy while Quinn joins NASA. Their professional distances grow as each pursues dangerous assignments. The sisters drift apart even as peril mounts around them.

Madolyn's ship is sunk by a giant piranha, leaving her as the sole survivor. She endures the wreckage and embarks on a solitary survival arc. The incident foreshadows the scale of threats to come.

Madolyn stumbles into a city under attack by giant robots and manages to take control of one. The act demonstrates her resourcefulness and cements her reputation as a capable commander. The encounter blends personal grit with spectacular monster mayhem.

Quinn discovers that the International Space Station has been destroyed by a rogue asteroid and reports the catastrophe to their father, Thomas, a Cabinet official. The news pulls the sisters back into a shared narrative despite their distance. It also connects the family to the unfolding crisis.

Strange drones are seen scanning cities with lasers, and Washington D.C. is attacked by a giant crocodile. The chaos helps propel Thomas into the presidency as the government reels. The political crisis intensifies the stakes of the invasion.

An attack on a Tokyo subway by a giant snake leads Madolyn and Quinn to realize the creatures imitate monsters from The Asylum's films. Soon after, reports of giant sharks appearing near the Eastern Seaboard confirm the phenomena's reach. The pair begins to connect the dots across continents.

The FCC probes suspicious activity around The Asylum titles on streaming services, noting abnormally long viewing times. The investigation hints at a wider plot behind the on-screen monsters. It also exposes the films as a potential vector for the invasion.

It’s revealed that a hostile alien race misreads The Asylum films as myth and uses facsimiles of the creatures as weapons. Drones 3D print these beings, but a weak home signal leaves many facsimiles low-resolution and fragile. The breach accelerates the invasion plan.

Deducing that the films’ tactics could work in reality, the military lures a Mega Shark into combat against a five-headed shark sent for another attack. The staged clash demonstrates that cinema can inform real-world tactics in surprising ways. The aliens begin to recognize humanity’s resilience.

Quinn traces the damaged drone’s location, but a unit falls to brainwashing via alien lights. She evades capture and secretly boards the mothership, placing herself inside the invasion’s machine core. Her actions set up a high-stakes confrontation.

Submarines are refitted as Mecha Sharks to assault the alien mothership, while Madolyn reconstructs her Armada Suit for battle. The aliens unleash a lethal hybrid creature, which she defeats, only for the ship to summon a sharknado to shield the fleet. The battle reaches a fever pitch.

Brainwashed soldiers converge on the bunker sheltering the President. A valiant attempt by a fellow soldier to escape is thwarted as Thomas is captured and converted. The family’s leadership is fractured, and the threat grows closer to home.

Quinn resists conversion by exploiting the aliens’ soundwave weakness and slips away on a landing ship. She sabotages the drones’ control system, triggering chaos as the mothership tries to leave Earth through a wormhole and random creatures surge forth, including a giant octopus. The defense falters but endurance remains.

Quinn’s landing brings her back near Madolyn; they reunite after their separate ordeals. They confront brainwashed former humans led by Thomas, who still retains a fragment of humanity and leads those who resist conversion away from the invasion. The sisters realize their struggle is far from over and resolve to keep fighting.