From Mad Max to Dark Future and 40K | GW Films Club Podcast 

Fury Road is hands down a perfect movie and the best action film of all time and i only even saw it out of SPITE!

This was just brilliant chaps, looking forward to the next one.

That was great. Fun chat and some cool ideas for various games.

Taking on your idea that it is a set of stories told about max from different narrators, Thunderdome has a aussie 80s feminine perspective. It has nostalgia, community building and hope.

Growing up around where mad max was filmed, it seems the movement between max and road warrior is also associated with mythology about the outback.

White Line Fever is a term used by long haul truck drivers

Absolutely loving these. I love post-apocalyptic rpgs, but they never seem to catch on. Besides Gamma World, TSR attempted the post-apocalyptic fantasy D&D setting Dark Sun. Of course there's Rifts, sort of a kitchen sink setting with a post-apocalyptic foundation. And my current favorite game in the genre is The Mutant Epoch, which feels a lot like Gamma World rekindled and with an edge. And just as a random comment on movies, whoever designed the dive suits for the 2020 horror film Underwater would be an incredible addition to any 40K movie or series featuring space marines.

The Bomb thing was added in Thunderdome. In Road Warrior it was infered to be Peak Oil. 'Two Tribes went to war' abd all the fuel dried up ...

Mad Max movies was a great choice to cover :) 100% influenced on 40K. I heard somewhere, and this maybe urban legend that Event Horizon was meant to be a 40K story as the director or writer was a fan of 40K but they didn't get the rights. I'd argue the Matrix as a good action movie after T2 but before Fury Road

Only contender between T2 and Fury Road would be The Raid (2011).

Somewhere in the mutiverse there is a reality where both warhammer and 40k failed and GW's main game lines and universes are Dark Future and Chainsaw Warrior...