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Threads scared the hell out of me as a kid,such a good film

Don't forget THX1138 and the British TV series Survivors.

Unforgiven looks incredible on 4K and I think it's probably my favourite western as well.

Charles Bronson I love his movies I own a lot of them on Blu-ray Mr majestic I’d say is one of his better ones violent city is another good one I mean there’s a lot so many people need to talk about his movies more or see them

Nice haul dude! Subbed :)

I think your toilet fan was on for the first 16 minutes into the video.😃 Of the movies mentioned in this video I have Airplane and The Exorcist on Blu-ray. I have probably seen Demolition Man on TV I think. Happy New Year 2025! 🥳🎉

Great haul Pedro 😀🍿🎸🎶 I heard pretty solid things about ‘The Last Video Store’ 👍 I never seen ‘Unforgiven’ which is Unforgivable 😱🤠 ‘Monkey Man’ meant to be awesome; love ‘Airplane’ mate 😀👍 Keep up the great work Pedro and have a fantastic 2025 🤩🎸🙌🍿🎉🎶

Nice haul,I really enjoyed Deathtrap

Great stuff as always matey.. I'm hoping to get Last Video Store soon as heard really good things about it 😎👍 Big fan of Deathrace 2000.. only got it on dvd so definitely one I need to upgrade soon 👍 happy new year to you matey 😎

Testament is a really good movie.

Hell Comes to Frog Town better be featured

Dawn of the Dead movie is basis for the video game: Dead Rising

I like 'Things To Come' (1936)

Fantastic post, Pedro. Just found your channel and really loved this. Probably my favourite decade for post-apocalyptic moves too. Saw Threads when I was thirteen and it scared the hell out of me. Loved all of the Mad Max movies, but particularly Thunderdome. Keep up the good work mate, and looking forward to the 80s Part II.

civilization crumbles not by nuclear war but by a nerve gas the US government experiments with. That's the opening of 1970's G-A-S-S-s-s. The gas kills everyone over 25 years old and the film follows a small group as they tour the damage in the deserts and small towns. A passion project of Roger Corman. The film changed by the owners of A.I.P while in production. Apparently they didn't like Roger's pro-youth anti-establishment angle he was going for. Maybe that's why the film is a slog with the usual suspects like bad humor. I'm drawn into it cuz it features a young Cindy Williams before doing the tv show Laverne & Shirley and....a young Bud Court just before Harold & Maude and Brewster McCloud. Though he doesn't do much in it but look cool. Perhaps the film is best because American International Pictures so pissed off Roger Corman he went and started New World Pictures. So everytime i rewatch Humanoids from the Deep, Slumber Party Massacre, Children of the Corn or Vamp despite already seeing them i can thank the hot mess of G-a-s-s-s. -- From what i heard in the original story of I Am Legend the main character IS the real monster. That he is terrorizing and killing the people of the new world. The story is like a writer's trick where the reader is lead along to feel empathy for someone abhorrent. That Heston would later in real life head the NRA and help usher in an age of dystopian mass shootings brings new diminension of both the book and movie. -- i agree with the other people commenting; both Death Race 2000 & Sleeper are awesome post apocalyptic films.

Couple of standouts of the era for me were DEFCON 4, Radioactive Dreams and Dead End Drive in, which is more dystopian than PA but its similarly setup to Madmax at the very beginning of societal collapse.

Caveman.....isn't that the one known for featuring Ringo? From my memory his best work after A Hard Day's Night Play Misty for Me is fun cuz Clint Eastwood plays a hip DJ stuck in his freewheelin' free lovin' ways that gets him in trouble. His big collard multi colored shirts makes me think he was about to turn into hippy at that time. His life goal in the movie is to get a job doing a free-form radio show in San Francisco. There's some good footage of the Monterey Jazz Fest. Also good to see images of California before the changes of the 1980's (construction & $). Q The Wing Serpent was a spontaneous thing after Larry Cohen drop working on a big budget picture. Made on the fly. Lots of scenes shot without a permit on the streets of NY (before it changed with the high rise constructions & $$$). There's a scene with David Carradine walking in a bar meeting Michael Moriarty that was his first day walking onto set. Most of what plays out there is improv. The character Michael plays has some great moments....one of his best films I was majorly dissappointed by The Good Thief. But i only watched it once.

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I'm glad i ran into this video. A nifty selection. I haven't seen nor heard much about Striker & The Quiet Earth. Its also good to hear people celebrate(?) Threads, The Day After and the films of Peter Watkins---shit i seen but off the map for most people. Even the genre freaks seem to miss these ones. To their eternal loss as they debate the diminishing returns of Bloomhouse & Marvel releases. I've seen Escape From NY listed under the general umberlla category of post-apocalyptic. Perhaps from all the scenes set in a crumbling futuristic city turned prison. The film sets up a premise that society has hit a breaking point with various factors, namely crime, but doesn't spend much time in illustrating what the future United States is like across the land. Just a small glimpse of the police/military/government running with advance technology and resources. Its quit likely the rest of the country is a shit hole in varying degrees of post-civilization. Other films..... well The Terminator had a few scenes in the future hell-scape. Pretty smart to mix the post-apocalypse nightmare with scenes of the modern world . A good story construction to keep audiences engage. I appreciate all the research & love of the art in this video. I also appreciate that the video isn't broken up by commercials nor have the yawn-inducing youtube script that most channels seem reliant on. Keep up the good work.

So no body snatchers? Also watch stalker, you're missing out.

I call all apes monkeys as a deep cut reference to planet of the apes. I have no idea why but i do.

"Last Man on Earth" starring Vincent Price. "Return of the Living Dead", "Day of the Triffids", "The World, The Flesh and the Devil."

Hey, I hope you're covering Delicatessen (1991) when its turn comes. A wildly inventive outlier that takes us from cannibalism to, in the final scene, the apocalyptic mud-coloured skies slowly healing to blue.

Thank god for the Italians

I'm new to the channel. I found it excellent. Thank you A constructive suggestion: Put below the video a list of the films you commented on, including their original lengths (to avoid "cut" versions), director, year, etc. Best regards from Brazil

Legit video. Many films here I hadn’t heard of and I’m a long time fan of this genre. Going to check out part 1&2

Also Silent Running.

Threads was brutal.

good video thanks. yeah Thunderdome is underrated in my opinion. going to check.out threads right now

I thought that in The Day After it was heavily implied that NATO fired first when it air-burst nuclear weapons over advancing Soviet troops. Given that was dictrine at the time, I that the intention was that NATO fired first, but the reveal was kept subtle as the film was generating enough 'heat' already.

I'd call On the Beach much more of an apocalyptic than Logan's Run.

How are you talking about apocalyptic films and spending so much time talking about zombie trash (there's way, waayyy to much of it) and admitting you haven't seen The Bed Sitting Room? You're really, really missing out.

Excellent video Pedro, the extra time and effort really pays off. Can't say I share your enthusiasm for Thunderdome, but you made up for it with a spotlight on the best 'Last Man' film ever made: The Quiet Earth'.

great job on part 3 with some seminal movies of the genre, the mad max trilogy really was the benchmark and still looks stunning to this day, i do love the crappy italian rip offs but then im a big b movie fan, threads is worth a mention but my god its bleak, l do like battletruck, looking forward to part 4, cheers pedro and merry christmas

nice one

Though dated, Threads still packs a punch and is a more believable and powerful work than the glossier The Day After I'd argue. Both are decent films, but hardly entertaining as there are scenes in them which are hard to watch. I never knew Testament existed so I'll have to locate a copy if I fancy some bleak watching. Seeing the Chernobyl series in its entirety recently with a friend was soul-sapping for both of us!

All the editing work you have been doing really shows in this video! 👍

Really good vid. The genre is endlessly fascinating and occasionally terrifying. There's several there I've not heard of. The Max trilogy, in particular, is a classic. I love the reveal at the end of 2 and I respect that they tried something different with 3. I think Fury Road would have been possibly the greatest film of all time had Gibson featured. Well done putting this together and getting to grips with Davinci Resolve. I made the switch a few months ago and, although I don't know what 90% of the functions do, I think its a superb piece of (free) software 👍. Sourcing the clips is the part that takes me the most time.

Thanks for the early Christmas present Pedro. Great selection and many I never heard of before. Just to let you know I think it's Saturn not Jupiter at the end of The Quiet Earth. Look forward to part 4.

The best part about "Race with the Devil" is the ending...movies nowadays must end with the villain dead, sometimes the villain should win. 😮😮😮

The World The Flesh and The Devil is New York not LA . The look of an empty NY is it's real strong point .

I'm very interested in the subject, but sorry, you need to structure and script your content a lot more, and neglecting to mention Things To Come was a major oversight.

Wow you hit the nail on the head when you picked Race With The Devil. That movie is a stone cold classic. I was lucky enough to see this at the drive-in when I was a kid on a double bill with Dirty Mary, Crazy

The Noah , Quintet , Glen and Randa , Chosen Survivors and Gas s s s

As much as I love a cheesy B-grade post-apocalypse movie myself, Damnation Alley was just too terrible to be fun imo, even for my 12-year-old self. The source novel by Roger Zelazny, on the other hand, is an excellent pulp fiction read.

Night of the Living Dead made the zombie apocalypse genre a thing for sure, but really, Last Man on Earth was the first zombie apocalypse film. Despite the creatures being referred to as vampires, they're much more similar to Romero's zombies than they are to the Count Dracula style vampire that was the standard movie portrayal at the time. Romero himself admitted NOTLD was pretty much directly inspired by I Am Legend - compare and its obvious the overall story arc of the two are very very similar.

Really? A video about post-apocalyptic movies from the '70s and you couldn’t even be bothered to watch Stalker? It’s literally one of the most acclaimed films of all time, not just in the genre but in cinema history!

"Public domain" is kind of a loose term in regards to budget dvd releases. Sometimes the rights owners are mia or their entity has dissolved.

You need to get the new podcasts on Spotify, miss listening to you while doing my rounds. 👍