Young adult stories come in all shapes and sizes, but one of its most popular forms is the dystopian novel. Of course, if you’ve ever read or watched The Hunger Games, Chaos Walking or Divergent ...

British dystopian settings in games offer nail-biting moments, compelling stories, and memorable game worlds on the verge of ...

Some examples of classic dystopian writing include George Orwell's 1984, Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale, and Octavia Butler's Parable of a Sower. Dystopia hit a notable peak during the ...

Here are some of the best. Adapted from a novel by Colin O'Sullivan, this "paranoia-soaked" series blends mystery, dark comedy and dystopian sci-fi elements with "understated verve", said Ed Power ...

It’s not exactly holiday fare: this vision of a bleak dystopian future wracked by environmental cataclysms and brutal authoritarian regimes is even more disturbing due to the chilling fact that ...

For example, Ray Bradbury in his 1950s dystopian classic Fahrenheit 451, describes a horror called “the Mechanical Hound.” It’s an eight-legged, spider-like machine with powerful sensory ...

RIVERS: There's a - there are systems and policies in place that dictate how people live in dystopian films. DETROW: Like, let's take - "Minority Report" is one example. RIVERS: Definitely.

"The Hunger Games" director Francis Lawrence helms the survival thriller. The film centers on a contest in a dystopian America where 100 young men have to walk without stopping; if they pause for ...