From Australian director George Miller a vision of how humans survive holocaust only to fight each other for gasoline. Pretty disturbing and ultra violent.

From Stanley Kubrick, a dark satire on military authority run amock leading to nuclear war.

Rare and OOP, Steven King's epic miniseries about the survivors of a plague and the war between good and evil for the souls of these few humans.

What should the US do to atone after accidentally dropping a nuke on Russia? Gut wrenching.

After worldwide disaster, the human race is unable to reproduce . . . except for one special woman.

The second in the Terminator series and definitely the best. Sarah Connor and her son try to stop the destruction of humanity and the rise of the machines.

From the creator of the X Files, Chris Carter, a TV series that explored the possible destruction of human society in the year 2000. Disturbing, graphic and highly recommended.

Martians seek to destroy human society and test the faith of the survivors. The classic with Gene Barry is the best, although the remake by Spielberg is interesting.

The United States is in danger of military coup and societal collapse. Brilliant performances in this realistic, chilling drama.

Created by James Cameron (Terminator) and starring Jessica Alba, a creative TV series about humanity's dark future as mutants struggle to survive in a time of societal depression.

The Martian machines are truly terrifying in Speilberg's remake. Tom Cruise was an odd bit of casting.

The immortal Snake Pliskin (Kurt Russell) fights crime in post-apocalyptic NY. Campy!

The last chapter in the Mad Max series. Sadly, the best thing about this film is the Tina Turner theme song, "We Don't Need Another Hero."

Humans struggle to survive in a post apocalyptic world covered by water. Stars Kevin Costner.

Patrick Swayze in a really odd rip off of the road warrior franchise. The survivors of societal destruction wear strange headbands and designer outfits that are totally 80's. Yikes!