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Cyberpunk Documentary PART 1 | Neuromancer, Blade Runner, RoboCop, Akira, Shadowrun
A deep dive into the origins of the cyberpunk genre covering Neuromancer Blade Runner and more.
ViewCyberpunk Documentary PART 2 | Ghost in the Shell, Shadowrun, Total Recall, Blade Runner Game
The evolution of cyberpunk through iconic media like Ghost in the Shell and Total Recall.
ViewCyberpunk Documentary PART 3 | The Matrix, System Shock, Snow Crash, Hackers, VR & Simulation Theory
Exploring the simulation theory era and the impact of The Matrix and Snow Crash.
ViewThe Surprisingly Brief History of Cyberpunk
Cyberpunk was never just a genre. It was a rebellion. In the 1980s, writers like William Gibson and Bruce Sterling weren't just telling stories about the future — they were pushing back against the world around them. Their fiction was gritty, political, and deeply suspicious of technology, corporations, and power. But something changed. Over time, cyberpunk went from counterculture to commodity. From anti-corporate rebellion… to a polished aesthetic sold back to us by the very systems it once criticised. So what happened? In this video, I explore the origins of cyberpunk, the key texts that defined it — like Neuromancer — and how the movement evolved (or collapsed) into what we might now call “cyberpop”.
ViewThe Underappreciated Ghost in the Shell Games
A look into the Ghost in the Shell videos games from PlayStation 1, 2, Portable, and Online.
ViewI Watched and Read Every Ghost in the Shell Entry. Here's the Truth.
The complete Ghost in the Shell guide. Every entry ranked from worst to best, including the original manga, Stand Alone Complex, Innocence, Arise, and the 2017 film.
ViewWhen Did The Internet Become A Prison?
We'll highlight the prophetic vision of a small group of outcasts that woke up the world in the 70s and 80s and not only inspired the imaginations in silicon valley and around the world, but also the conflicts that would come to manifest in this alternate plane of existence. From CrowdStrike to Stuxnet, Aaron Swartz to Capn Crunch, worms to modern AIs vs Wintermute and Neuromancer.
ViewThis Genre Predicted Our Reality
This video goes into how cyberpunk was built as a warning for the future and how many of the genre's predictions have come true in our current reality.
ViewCYBERPUNK-PUNK (MIT Master of Architecture Thesis) - Hacking Downtown Los Angeles
A MIT Thesis about cyberpunk media and how the architecture of Los Angeles influenced the genre and vice versa.
ViewCyberPunk Cities: Fiction or Reality?
A breakdown into cyberpunk cities and how the genre's vision of the future is shadowed in real life.
ViewMEGACITIES: Reality or Fiction? [Architecture in Sci-Fi]
A breakdown into megacities and how the genre has thought about how the future might look like.
ViewBlade Runner, Altered Carbon, and the Relevancy of Cyberpunk
The cyberpunk genre has a rich history of influences. In this video, I examine what led to the most important works of cyberpunk, and why those works still cast a shadow over the genre.
ViewThe Rise of Cyberpunk | From Blade Runner to Edgerunners
A comprehensive look at the genre's journey from 80s classics to modern hits like Edgerunners.
ViewNeuromancer: The Origin of Cyberpunk | A Horrifying Dystopia
Even if you are not familiar with Neuromancer by William Gibson you still technically have seen it, this is the case with many groundbreaking works of science fiction because tropes invented in books like Neuromancer have become standard in science fiction since, especially within the genre we now know as cyberpunk.
ViewA Brief History Of Cyberpunk Video Games
Cyberpunk, a subgenre of science fiction in the 60's and 70's, has grown and evolved as a genre even to this day. Though peaking in the 80's with cinema, the genre hasn't stopped and being implemented into video games has caused an influx of more original stories and narratives to be told through the genre. This video takes a strong focus into the video games of cyberpunk and how they've evolved and progressed over time.
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