English Digital Exhibit Main Menu Introduction Interstellar Oryx and Crake: Climate Change Eco-Horror in Dystopian Fiction A drawing of the Crakers, the man-made super race created by Crake, dancing in the face of humanity's destruction at the hands of a violent plague. Dark Souls: An Overview A glance over the themes, ideas and potential complexities of Dark Souls as we analyze it through an climate change lens. The Last of Us An overview of the ecohorror themes of The Last of Us video games series (2013-now) and The Last of Us show (2023-now) The Day After Tomorrow Works Cited

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The ecohorror genre became more prominent in the late 1940s due to the end of World War II and the dropping of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombs. In addition, environmental concerns increased as climate change became a concern, as well as deforestation and pesticide production. The media became more popular a few decades later, as it became a more widely enjoyed form of media, as seen in various films that were released in the 2010s, such as The Day After Tomorrow, Interstellar, and 2012.

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  1. Introduction Aman Patel