ARKADI AND THE LOST TITAN
The magnum opus of France’s Philippe Caza, a 528 page graphic novel whose inception spanned the years 1989 to 2008
The magnum opus of France’s Philippe Caza, a 528 page graphic novel whose inception spanned the years 1989 to 2008
Looking back over the film releases of 2025
A little-known Spanish made post-apocalyptic drama, of primary interest due to its complete lack of dialogue
The latest installment of my annual overview of the previous year’s noteworthy film releases
It was inevitable that Japan’s Toho Studios, after decades of aggressively rebranding Godzilla for the international market, would finally get it right.
This uber-bleak depiction of a post-nuclear Germany was published, unbelievably enough, as a children’s book
A very eighties Cold War inflected post-nuke novel
In which the UK’s new wave science fiction scene came (briefly) to Hollywood, courtesy of director Richard Lester
“Better dead than red” cinema got a memorable 1980s rethink in RED DAWN, a “what-if?” narrative about a Russian invasion of the US
A profoundly shattering, staunchly reality-based look at the effects of a possible nuclear war on Great Britain