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  1. Narcopolis Review Movies & Anime
    by Daniel Rodriguez

    Summary Cyberpunk films are no stranger to presenting worlds where there are an abundance of options for escaping reality in favor of one more pleasant. In the future of...

  2. by Lidia Zuin · 6 logs

    Warning: This post has spoilers. Is it a common place to say that David Cronenberg’s Cosmopolis (2012) looks like Kathryn Bigelow’s Strange Days (1995)? Maybe not. I have...

  3. by Daniel Rodriguez · 1 log

    Sam Esmail broke the predictive model of summer cable shows with the psychological thriller Mr. Robot. Elliot Alderson is our hero, and from the first utterance of his shaky...

  4. by Isaac L. Wheeler (Veritas) · 2 logs

    Cyberpunk Beginnings… In 1986, Larry McCaffery interviewed William Gibson and he mentioned how Escape from New York had influenced his writing, “Yeah, like Escape from New York...

  5. by Daniel Rodriguez

    In Mr. Robot’s New York, there’s a clear distinction between classes and the influence they hold in the disparate social circles they inhabit. Interlopers are quickly detected....

  6. by Chris GST · 1 log

    Netflix has ordered a new series based on a dystopian pilot that was posted in three parts in 2011, entitled Three Porcento (Three Percent), based on the plot where people are...

  7. by Isaac L. Wheeler (Veritas) · 1 log

    The new Terminator movie claimed to be the true successor to Terminator and Terminator 2: Judgement Day. So much so that even James Cameron said it was the real third film. I’m...

  8. by Lidia Zuin · 5 logs

    In the proof-of-concept video Speedhack, you have the chance to check the work of Dylan J. Nathan, a British architecter who has been in a long journey through electronic...

  9. by Daniel Rodriguez

    [Spoilers ahead. You’ve been warned.] Season 3 Summary Mrs. S handed Helena over to Paul in order to keep the US government away from the sisters. Not liking her twin taken,...

  10. by Isaac L. Wheeler (Veritas) · 5 logs

    Kung Fury is really a love note to 80s action movies. Much of the cyberpunk ascetic comes from this period and is well represented here. Kung Fury really only has cyberpunk...

  11. by Lidia Zuin

    I took a long time to finally watch to Alex Garland’s debut film Ex Machina (2015), but when I was finally able to see it, I had so much high hopes that I ended up being a...

  12. by Chris GST · 1 log

    Marco Ramirez, the new showrunner/writer of Marvel’s Daredevil Netflix original television series has been hired to write a screenplay for a live-action adaptation of the...

  13. by Lidia Zuin · 9 logs

    In Brazil, there is this dilemma about national identity that was already the subject of several posts written by foreigners who lived here for some time. You can find tons of...

  14. by Chris GST

    “By 2085, ocean levels have risen to a point that entire coastal cities and islands have been submerged. On an island megalopolis, a genetic virus and cybernetic beings are...

  15. by Isaac L. Wheeler (Veritas)

    When I originally watched the trailer for Vice, I immediately thought this is what Westworld would look like if it had been an action movie. Now, having actually watched the...

  16. by Lidia Zuin · 2 logs

    Starting back in 1997, the aggrotech/dark electro Dutch band Grendel was named after the beast in the Anglo-Saxon tale Beowulf. That’s where the folk inspiration ends – the...

  17. by Chris GST · 5 logs

    True Skin may have come out a few years ago, but it’s lasting impact on me is always somewhere when I watch other cyberpunk films. It takes place in the distant future where it...

  18. by Daniel Rodriguez

    “Divine Move” perfectly presents what frustrates me most about 12 Monkeys as an expanded story and universe thus far: the presentation of compelling elements and their...

  19. by Isaac L. Wheeler (Veritas)

    Neill Blomkamp’s most recent movie, Chappie, is the successor of his previous films District 9 and Eylsium. Where District 9 was mostly about institutional apartheid, and...

  20. by Daniel Rodriguez

    In “Tomorrow,” we see Cole surviving the early days of the plague in Ukraine before he’s spotted by the UN and handed over to the military that’s been hunting him. Soon he’s...