Village of the Damned Review The Chilling British Sci Fi Classic
# Village of the Damned Review: The Chilling British Sci-Fi Classic Right, this is Logan writing to settle a debate that’s been rattling around the...
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Ranking the best of British Sci-Fi
# Best British Science Fiction Films: The Dystopian Lens Rankings The moment we decided to rank the greatest British science fiction films, the arguments started...
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Gattaca: The Quiet Dystopia That Got Everything Right
# Gattaca: The Quiet Dystopia That Got Everything Right I remember when Gattaca came out in October 1997 (Wikipedia). I was still hunting down VHS...
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Threads Review The Most Devastating UK Nuclear War Film
Here’s the thing about nuclear war films: most of them focus on the bang and miss the whimper. Hollywood gives us mushroom clouds and dramatic...
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Brazil Review The British Dystopia That Never Lets Go
# Brazil Review: The British Dystopia That Never Lets Go Luna’s writing this because we’ve been having the most brilliant argument about whether Brazil is...
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1984 Review Orwells Warning Still Hits Harder Than It Should
# 1984 Review: Orwell’s Warning Still Hits Harder Than It Should Right, let me settle this before Max starts his usual rant about literary adaptations...
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The Handmaids Tale Review The Dystopia That Stopped Feeling Like Fiction
# The Handmaid’s Tale Review: The Dystopia That Stopped Feeling Like Fiction Now, I need to be upfront about something. When Kathleen suggested we revisit...
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Snowpiercer Review Class Warfare On A Train And It Actually Works
# Snowpiercer Review: Class Warfare On A Train And It Actually Works Right, let’s talk about the film that proved you can make class warfare...
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The Road Review The Bleakest Film Youll Never Want To Watch Twice
# The Road Review: The Bleakest Film You’ll Never Want to Watch Twice Logan here, and I need to address something that’s been bothering me...
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A Clockwork Orange Kubricks Violent Vision Still Disturbs
# A Clockwork Orange: Kubrick’s Violent Vision Still Disturbs Kathleen here, writing this because our team’s been locked in debate about whether Kubrick’s most controversial...
