Games set in post-apocalyptic worlds elevate player experience with unique atmospheres and great mechanics. Rain World offers a unique survival experience with a simulated ecosystem full of ...

If you’re in the mood for something that explores the end of society (or at least teeters on the edge of it), apocalyptic thrillers are the way to go. From zombies to natural disasters ...

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of the $38,000 retreat at the upscale former SkyDome hotel days earlier was declined by Steve Hickson, the Thames Valley board’s FOI co-ordinator, citing lawyer-client confidentially.

However, it was her leading performance two years later in the apocalyptic thriller “Z for Zachariah” that really made me sit up and take note. The Australian actress fully displays her ...

Snowpiercer, the post-apocalyptic action thriller based on the French graphic novel Le Transperceneige, has left fans gripped. Now streaming on ITVX the film is set aboard a train circumnavigating ...

As children learn in neat rows of desks under their teacher’s watchful eye, it could be any classroom. But these pupils are 23ft underground… mere miles from Ukraine ’s frontline with Russia ...

There are all sorts of “settings” within video games that allow the creators to truly have fun with it, and one of those is the post-apocalyptic worlds that they love to dream up. Because in ...

Evacuations have been ordered amid an ongoing "large-scale" operation to tackle a fire in the Hamptons in New York, with frightened locals revealing they were just moments from danger. Emergency ...

Toussaint Egan (he/him) is a curation editor, out to highlight the best movies, TV, anime, comics, and games. He has been writing professionally for over a decade. The original film followed a ...

In a time where many humans seem pretty fed up with each other, the Latvian film Flow is an adventure story that removes us from the equation entirely. A story deeply suited for our times?