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Tagged: post-apocalyptic

The Last Kids on Earth

The Last Kids on Earth: Fun If A Little Shallow

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By Brandon Scott on Jan 27th, 2021

Between Kipo and The Last Kids on Earth, the child-friendly apocalypse has become a subgenre. But that’s not a bad thing, especially when both shows have been stellar.

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Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts

Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts: Unique Children’s Post-Apocalypse

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By Brandon Scott on Jun 15th, 2020

Kipo Takes Kid’s TV To Interesting Places Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts is a fascinating piece of children’s media for one major reason above all: it’s post-apocalyptic. The world is broken, battered, and it seems like most humans are dead or in hiding. That’s a very dark place to take a children’s series that…

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Snowpiercer on Track to Television

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By Carly Fjeld on Nov 22nd, 2015

If more films are going to be adapted into shows for television then I’m kind of okay with this one. You see, the film Snowpiercer was released in 2013 to critical and fan acclaim, but if you ask me not enough people saw it. It is currently available to watch via Instant Streaming on Netflix…

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Fallout 4 Fulfills

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By Carly Fjeld on Nov 19th, 2015

Holidays are a stressful time for everyone, I would say especially gamers. Yeah, we have to buy gifts and spend an uncomfortable amount of time with extended family, but also we have to make some really tough decisions. Which holiday releases will I buy? The past month was especially tough with many popular titles being…

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WEEK OF CHAOS: “Garbage Man”

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By D. Alexander on Feb 23rd, 2015

(NOTE BEFORE READING: Use the links. They’re your friends.) We begin our Week of Chaos (READ THIS) with a piece that requires little introduction. Among our oldest Friday Fiction pieces, “Garbage Man” was requested by the Editor-in-Chief of Sci-Fi Bloggers to be prepared and ready for the upcoming segment in one night. And so it was that Brandon Scott became…

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BOOK REVIEW: The 5th Wave by Rick Yancey

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By Brandon Scott on Jan 8th, 2015

I think there might be something wrong with science fiction writers. Which is quite the statement, because I am a science fiction writer. Why do we like to end the world so much? What is so inherently appealing about destroying it? Is it because we have a grudge against society, and this is our way…

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Cimmerian Needs YOU!

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By Manny on Nov 26th, 2014

In any movie/television series wherein the world has ended, the narrative is always the same: do what you can to survive in the post-apocalyptic world. But what happens when survivors are given a choice between staying alive and possibly saving the world? Cimmerian takes place three years after a virus created by a group called…

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FRIDAY FICTION: “Wall Eyes” and “Never Trust a Stranger in the Wasteland”

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By D. Alexander on Sep 26th, 2014

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, may I have your attention, please? You’ve been patient. You’ve been diligent. You’ve been loyal. Now, for demonstrating such tremendous qualities, such incredible attributes, such unbelievable resolve, you shall be rewarded! Friends, bloggers, Earthlings, lend me your ears! The time has come, yet again, for you to get your proper dose of excitement, adventure,…

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(Retro) Review: Dredd (2012)

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By B.K. on Jul 16th, 2014

Dredd (2012) from DNA Film Productions Author’s Note: Lest my readers be confused, this is a special edition of the “Retro Review” series in that this film is not retro at all. The reason for this is two-fold. First, the British sci-fi comics series about Judge Dredd, set in post-apocalyptic America, are fairly important in…

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Retro Review: Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome (1985)

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By B.K. on Apr 11th, 2014

Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome (1985) from Kennedy Miller Productions The Fast Facts: Who: Directed by Australians George Miller (Mad Max, Mad Max: Road Warrior) and George Ogilvie, acted by scruffy Aussie Mel Gibson, and with an eye-catching performance by non-Aussie Tina Turner. What: The third in the Mad Max series about a rough and ready…

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Things That Should Be Kept in a Vault in Case the Aliens Blow Us Up

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By Keyoka on Feb 19th, 2014

These are not in order of importance. Stephen King Yes, I realize it might be illegal to put a human being in a vault, but it’s not like we’re going to starve him to death. He’ll have food, books, a TV, whatever he wants. The reason King should be in the vault…if you have to…

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The Hunger Games Is A Mixed Bag

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By n.demmy on Feb 9th, 2014

This is N. Demmy’s final piece with us. You may know him as the creator of our “Retrospectacle” series. Though he’ll be moving on to other things, we’ll definitely miss his intellectual, humorous reviews of older films (including this one). Thanks, N. Demmy, for all the great work you did. You’re the reason I decided…

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