Mad Max Fury Road Review The Two Hour Chase Scene That Won Six Oscars
Mad Max Fury Road Review: The Two Hour Chase Scene That Won Six Oscars Team Express interviewed Jaxon as he tries to settle the most...
Dystopian Aesthetic
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Blade Runner 2049 Review The Sequel Nobody Believed Could Work
Blade Runner 2049 Review: A Sequel We Didn’t Think Could Exist Hi folks! It’s Kathleen here again, and I just have to take a moment...
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Snow Crash Review Neal Stephensons Chaotic Cyberpunk Satire Predicted The Metaverse
Snow Crash first hit my desk in 1992, just as I was starting to get sick of reading dreary cyberpunk novels trying to replicate Neuromancer....
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Brave New World Review Huxleys Pleasure Dystopia Got Closer Than Orwell
Brave New World Review: Huxley Wins the Dystopian Novel before Either of You Were Born Listen. We need to talk. Max says 1984 is the...
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Why I Keep Reading Dystopian Sci-Fi Despite Rolling My Eyes at Every New One
Look, I have a confession to make. Whenever someone tells me they just finished yet another dystopian sci-fi novel, I involuntarily grunt and whine something...
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Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep Review The Philip K Dick Novel That Became Blade Runner
“Blade Runner is essentially everything you need to know about Dick.” Luna is forever yelling this from our screenwriting room’s rooftops while Dylan just stares...
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Neuromancer Review William Gibsons Cyberpunk Bible Still Reads Like A Fever Dream
Alright, it’s Luna here again and I need to hash something out because team Lunacon is having some serious disagreements about Neuromancer . Dylan swears...
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Why Dystopian Sci-Fi Keeps Me Up at Night (And Why That’s a Good Thing)
I’ve been consuming dystopian science fiction ever since I was around sixteen years old. Want to know the truth? These novels, films, and games are...
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Children of Men The Dystopian Thriller That Hit Too Close
I remember vividly my first experience watching Children of Men in 2006; I had never felt like so uneasy watching a dystopian film before. Contrary...
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How Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner Taught This Engineer to Appreciate Science Fiction as Art
It was 1983 and my wife rented the movie Blade Runner on VHS – at that time video rental stores were relatively new and renting...
