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Based on the beloved video game franchise, the highly anticipated Fallout TV series has finally arrived on Prime Video, and it's safe to say that the wait was well worth it. Produced by the talented duo behind Westworld, Jonathan Nolan…
Sweet Tooth is a Rare, Optimistic Take on the Post-Apocalyptic Genre with Solid Performances from the Main Cast
Adapted by Jim Mickle (We Are What We Are, Cold in July) from a comic book written by Jeff Lemire, Sweet Tooth is one of those Netflix originals that makes you forget the swath of mediocre and bad content you…
Love and Monsters is a Pleasing Take on the Young Adult Apocalypse Genre (Despite Taking Many Cues from Other Popular Stories)
Love and Monsters is a throwback to the family-friendly YA fares that were so frequent during the 80s and the 90s. A lovable (and self-deprecating) dork sets out in a dangerous world filled with large, deadly monsters to reunite with…
Why the Metro Games are Not Your Average Post-Apocalyptic Adventures
When anyone talks about the most underrated games of the past decade, the Metro games are bound to pop up. Metro is a first-person survival horror game series based on the book series of the same name by Russian author…
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