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Dystopedia: Stories and Society Through a Dystopian Lens

Dystopedia: Stories and Society Through a Dystopian Lens

著者： Matthew Davidson and Andrew Hodgson
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Dystopedia explores the worlds that warn us, from films and books to almost everything else in between.

Each episode breaks down how dystopian stories reflect the systems, fears and power structures shaping our own world, and somehow we still manage to have a laugh along the way.

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  • Resident Evil 2 (1998): The Survival Horror Classic That Still Holds Up

    Resident Evil 2 (1998): The Survival Horror Classic That Still Holds Up
    2026/09/23

    In this episode of Dystopedia, we return to Raccoon City and revisit one of the most influential survival horror games ever made: Resident Evil 2 (1998).

    We explore why the original remains so terrifying, from its fixed camera angles, limited resources and eerie pre-rendered backgrounds to its unforgettable atmosphere and sound design.

    We also dive into the cancelled Resident Evil 1.5 prototype, the Raccoon City outbreak, Umbrella Corporation, Leon and Claire, and how the original compares to the modern remake.

    Was Resident Evil 2 really as scary as we remember?

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  • Resident Evil (2026) Review: It Feels Like Playing the Games

    Resident Evil (2026) Review: It Feels Like Playing the Games
    2026/09/19
    In this special short-form episode of Dystopedia, we give a spoiler-light review of Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil.

    Rather than retelling one of the games, has the film managed to capture what playing Resident Evil actually feels like?

    We discuss Bryan as the perfectly unprepared protagonist, the film’s claustrophobic tension, video-game logic, escalating monsters and the simple objectives that continually become dangerous detours.

    We also look at its pacing, camerawork, humour and restrained use of Easter eggs, as well as whether it succeeds for casual viewers and devoted Resident Evil fans alike.

    Has Cregger made the best Resident Evil adaptation yet?
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    14 分
  • South Park's Go God Go: Certainty, Atheism, and the Nintendo Wii

    South Park's Go God Go: Certainty, Atheism, and the Nintendo Wii
    2026/09/09

    What happens when humanity becomes so obsessed with being right that it destroys itself?

    In this episode of Dystopedia, we dive into South Park's Go God Go and Go God Go XII, exploring Richard Dawkins, New Atheism, tribalism, confirmation bias and human nature.

    We uncover the real story behind South Park's infamous Dawkins episode, the New Atheism movement of the 2000s, and how Penn Jillette helped inspire Trey Parker and Matt Stone's story.

    We also examine the Minimal Group Paradigm, Thomas Hobbes, motivated reasoning and why humans are so easily divided into opposing tribes.

    And then there's Cartman and the Nintendo Wii. We explore Nintendo's Blue Ocean Strategy, 2006 gaming culture, instant gratification and why Cartman's Wii obsession feels surprisingly prophetic.

    Atheism. Tribalism. Technology. Human stupidity.

    Maybe the real dystopia was us all along.

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