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The Neon Nexus podcast

The Neon Nexus podcast

By: Ian Webb
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 The Neon Nexus is a podcast where host Ian Webb is joined by his friends to review dystopian films and discuss their relevance to our society as well as their warnings for our own future.Ian Webb Art
Episodes
  • Death Race 2000 [1975] & Death Race [2008] - Death Games

    Death Race 2000 [1975] & Death Race [2008] - Death Games
    May 12 2025
    one popular genre in the dystopian world is the Death Games, which usually involves rich people pitting poor people to fight to the death for their entertainment. the Death Race movies are no different.
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    1 hr and 30 mins
  • Akira [1988] Cyberpunk

    Akira [1988] Cyberpunk
    May 6 2025
    one of the original cyberpunk movies, Akira brings to us a world full of high tech and low life. punk street gangs and oppressive militaristic corrupt government.
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    1 hr and 45 mins
  • Total Recall [1990] cyberpunk, oppressive corporate regime, class divide

    Total Recall [1990] cyberpunk, oppressive corporate regime, class divide
    Mar 21 2025
    Did everything in this movie really happen or was it all just a dream? Well get your ass to the podcast to hear Ian, Sloan, Bert, and new guest Sam discuss Total Recall. The movie where corporations can monopolize on air while you can buy the memory of a vacation and hope not to have a schizoid ambilysom. Sam is the host of "Ideal Remake" podcast. If you'd like to hear him come up with a pitch for his own ideal vision of a remake to many Hollywood movies, check him out.
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    1 hr and 38 mins

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