Post Apocalyptic Future Movies

in a post-Apocalyptic world, a man finds a robot.

The tale of two families' tragic struggle for survival after the collapse of civilization.

In the future, nature has evolved to destroy humans. One man fights across a treacherous landscape to reunite with his past. (Post-apocalypse)

A group of survivors is looking for medicine in a toxic world. Addicted, mankind fells down in its darkest hour. As the team's reserves are...

In a post-apocalyptic future, the planet is devoured by disease. In order to survive, two brothers can only count on each other. They work as a team...

After witnessing his mother's death, the boy has a breakdown and cannot remember his own name. One day, a girl finds the boy and brings him back to...

A scientist is sent forward into the future to retrieve collected information from an age of ruin that might save the human race - or destroy it.

A dangerous intruder gives Pilar the chance to discover the wild animal within and the means to escape the post-apocalyptic village she lives in.

'Haven in Hell' is a final performance project.

A Post Apocalyptic Short-film A young man seeks a cure for his illness in a mysterious post-apocalyptic world in the far future.

Two sisters are home alone in a post-apocalyptic world when danger comes knocking.

3086: Robot Like A Boss is a computer animated comedy about Robots in an apocalyptic future.

In a raging nuclear war between the East and the West, a group of three people head on a journey into the forbidden zone.

A Thief messes with the wrong Mailman at a General Store. Courier is Fallout 4/New Vegas inspired Short fan made film made with a budget less than a...

"The warrior of the asphalt against the radioactive pirates" this short film was never edited, only its "raw" material was left on a cassette from...

Three survivors in a post-apocalyptic world are looking for a vaccine to the virus that wiped out most of the human race. The vaccine is not found,...

A new video essay on the 1985 film The Quiet Earth by New York arts journalist and critic Bryan Reesman. He provides an overview of the science...