Sentence examples for dystopian hell from inspiring English sources
Dave Hill on London The future of Denmark Street: rebirth opportunity or dystopian hell?
The latest Aussie sibling duo to cut their teeth with a gnarly genre pic (following Michael and Peter Spierig with 2003's Undead and Cameron and Colin Cairnes with 2012's 100 Bloody Acres), the penny-pinching upstarts don't pussyfoot around with a detailed backstory explaining how the world turned to dystopian hell (something about a stray comet).
The overdriven dystopian hell of the images did the trick.
The Beautiful Dystopian Hell of a Post-Riot Britain.
More often, characters are ushered on stage to bombard one another with lumps of argument, or thrown into dystopian hells to expose the membrane of civilisation that separates us from our real, unattractive selves.
With all of the unbridled exuberance that's leaked into the corners of global dance music, we can thank Gesaffelstein's Zone Records for dragging happy ravers back into the poorly lit cyber-dystopian hell from whence we came.
Set in a dystopian hipster hell, it's a vivid portrait of how easily fascism can insinuate itself in a society not unlike ours.
Still, that sinking feeling's there and it's not going away, which is why I felt an instant connection with today's piece, "Do Kids Die, Mom?," by TomDispatch regular Frida Berrigan on her fears for her own children in a world that can easily seem as dystopian as hell itself.
Nazism, Communism, suicide cults, fundamentalist theocracies and other extremisms have led to eye-rolling exasperation at utopias in general and linked the concept of an earthly heaven with a dystopian descent into earthly hell.
But that film's world was almost cosy compared to that depicted in Michôd's follow-up The Rover, a bleak and extremely violent vision of earthly hell in a dystopian future.
