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1542649253703.Pdf CYBERPUNK BIBLIOGRAPHY The Sprawl trilogy Schismatrix (1985) Writer(s): William Gibson Writer(s): Bruce Sterling Neuromancer (1984) The Glass Hammer (1985) Count Zero (1986) Writer(s): K. W. Jeter Mona Lisa Overdrive (1988) The Aubry Knight trilogy Do Androids Dream Of Electric Writer(s): Steve Barnes Sheep? (1968) Writer(s): Philip K. Dick Street Lethal (1983) Gorgon Child (1989) The Girl Who Was Plugged In (1973) Firedance (1993) Writer(s): James Tiptree Jr. Altered Carbon (2002) Shockwave Rider (1975) Writer(s): Richard K. Morgan Writer(s): John Brunner The Avery Cates series Software (1982) Writer(s): Jeff Somers Writer(s): Rudy Rucker The Kendish Hit (2017) The Electric Church (2007) Wetware (1988) The Digital Plague (2008) Writer(s): Rudy Rucker The Eternal Prison (2009) Eclipse trilogy The Terminal State (2010) Writer(s): John Shirley The Final Evolution (2011) Eclipse (1985) Little Heroes (1987) Eclipse Penumbra (1988) Writer(s): Norman Spinrad Eclipse Corona (1990) Johnny Zed (1988) Islands In The Net (1988) Writer(s): John G. Batancourt Writer(s): Bruce Sterling Metrophage (1988) Snow Crash (1992) Writer(s): Richard Kadrey Writer(s): Neal Stephenson Interface (1994) Writer(s): Neal Stephenson Hardwired series Blame! (1998) Writer(s): Walter Jon Williams Writer(s): Tsutomu Nihei Hardwired (1986) NOiSE (2001) Solip:System (1989) Writer(s): Tsutomu Nihei Voice Of The Whirlwind (1987) Biomega (2004−2009) Marid Audran series Writer(s): Tsutomu Nihei Writer(s): George Alec Effinger When Gravity Falls (1987) A Fire In The Sun (1989) The Exile Kiss (1991) Corpse (1986) Writer(s): Mick Farren SHORT STORY ANTHOLOGIES Burning Chrome (1986) Writer(s): William Gibson Mirrorshades: The Cyberpunk Anthology (1986) Writer(s): Bruce Sterling (editor), various MANGA Akira (1982−1990) Writer(s): Katsuhiro Otomo Ghost In The Shell (1989) Writer(s): Shirow Masamune Appleseed (1985) Writer(s): Shirow Masamune Mobile Police Patlabor (1988) Writer(s): Headgear CYBERPUNK FILMOGRAPHY Blade Runner (1982) Patlabor 2: The Movie (1993) Director(s): Ridley Scott Director(s): Mamoru Oshii Writer(s): Philip K. Dick (novel), Writer(s): Kazunori Ito Hampton Fancher, David Peoples Appleseed (1988) Blade Runner 2049 (2017) Director(s): Kazuyoshi Katayama Director(s): Denis Villeneuve Writer(s): Shirow Masamune (manga), Writer(s): Hampton Fancher, Kazuyoshi Katayama Michael Green The Matrix (1999) Ghost In The Shell (1995) Director(s): Lana Wachowski, Lilly Wachowski Director(s): Mamoru Oshii Writer(s): Lana Wachowski, Lilly Wachowski Writer(s): Shirow Masamune (manga), Kazunori Ito Ex Machina (2014) Director(s): Alex Garland Ghost In The Shell 2: Writer(s): Alex Garland Innocence (2004) Director(s): Mamoru Oshii Minority Report (2002) Writer(s): Shirow Masamune (manga), Director(s): Steven Spielberg Mamoru Oshii Writer(s): Philip K. Dick (short story), Scott Frank, Jon Cohen Akira (1988) Director(s): Katsuhiro Otomo Looper (2012) Writer(s): Katsuhiro Otomo (manga), Director(s): Rian Johnson Izo Hashimoto Writer(s): Rian Johnson The Terminator (1984) Upgrade (2018) Director(s): James Cameron Director(s): Leigh Whanell Writer(s): James Cameron, Writer(s): Leigh Whanell Gale Anne Hurd The Running Man (1987) Robocop (1987) Director(s): Paul Michael Glaser Director(s): Paul Verhoeven Writer(s): Stephen King (novel), Writer(s): Edward Neumeier, Michael Miner Steven E. De Souza Patlabor: The Movie (1989) Hardware (1990) Director(s): Mamoru Oshii Director(s): Richard Stanley Writer(s): Masami Yuki (manga), Writer(s): Richard Stanley, Kazunori Ito Steve MacManus, Kevin O'Neill Split Second (1992) Burst City (1982) Director(s): Tony Maylam Director(s): Sogo Ishii Writer(s): Gary Scott Thompson Writer(s): Sogo Ishii, Mitsuhiko Akita Nemesis (1992) Director(s): Albert Pyun TV SERIES Writer(s): Rebecca Charles Altered Carbon (2018−) Dredd (2012) Creator(s): Laeta Kalogridis Director(s): Pete Travis Director(s): various Writer(s): John Wagner (comic) Writer(s): Laeta Kalogridis, Nevin Densham, Alex Garland Richard Morgan, various Elysium (2013) Mr. Robot (2015−) Director(s): Neill Blomkamp Creator(s): Sam Esmail Writer(s): Neill Blomkamp Director(s): Sam Esmail, various Writer(s): Sam Esmail, Randolph Leon, Strange Days (1995) Adam Penn, Courtney Looney, various Director(s): Kathryn Bigelow Writer(s): James Cameron, Jay Cocks Black Mirror (2011−) Creator(s): Charlie Brooker Johnny Mnemonic (1995) Director(s): various Writer(s): Charlie Brooker, various Director(s): Robert Longo Writer(s): William Gibson (short story) New Rose Hotel (1999) ANIME Director(s): Abel Ferrara Writer(s): William Gibson (short story) Ghost In The Shell: Stand Alone Complex (2002−2005) Director(s): Kenji Kamiyama, Masaki Tachibana, The Lawnmower Man (1992) Itsuro Kawasaki, Hideyo Yamamoto Director(s): Brett Leonard Writer(s): Kenji Kamiyama, Shirow Masamune, Writer(s): Brett Leonard, Gimel Everett Shirow Masamune, Mamoru Oshii, various Scanners (1981) Director(s): David Cronenberg Bubblegum Crisis (1987−1991) Writer(s): David Cronenberg Director(s): Katsuhito Akiyama, various Writer(s): Toshimichi Suzuki, various Videodrome (1983) Director(s): David Cronenberg Ergo Proxy (2006) Writer(s): David Cronenberg Director(s): Shuko Murase, various Writer(s): Dai Sato, various Psycho-Pass (2012−2013) Director(s): Naoyoshi Shiotani, Katsuyuki Motohiro Writer(s): Gen Urobochi Cyber City Oedo 808 (1990) Director(s): Yoshiaki Kawajiri Writer(s): Akinori Endo, Juzo Mutsuki Megazone 23 (1985) Director(s): Noboru Ishiguro Writer(s): Hiroyuki Hoshiyama, Noboru Ishiguro Serial Experiment Lain (1998) Director(s): Ryutaro Nakamura Writer(s): Chiaki J. Konaka Cowboy Bebop (1997−1998) Director(s): Shinichiro Watanabe Writer(s): Keiko Nobumoto FRIDAY NIGHT FIREFIGHT Action films for added style and attitude Escape From New York (1981) The Killer (1989) Director(s): John Carpenter Director(s): John Woo Writer(s): John Carpenter, Nick Castle Writer(s): John Woo Die Hard (1988) Hard Boiled (1992) Director(s): John McTiernan Director(s): John Woo Writer(s): Roderick Thorp (novel), Writer(s): John Woo, Barry Wong Jeb Stuart, Steven E. De Souza Police Story (1985) First Blood (1982) Director(s): Jackie Chan, Chi-Hwa Chen Director(s): Ted Kotchef Writer(s): Jackie Chan, Edward Tang Writer(s): David Morell (novel), Michael Kozoll William Sackheim, Sylvester Stallone The Protector (2005) Director(s): Prachya Pinkaew Cobra (1986) Writer(s): Prachya Pinkaew, Napalee, Director(s): George P. Cosmatos Piyaros Thongdee, Joe Wannapin, Writer(s): Paula Gosling (novel), Kongdej Jaturanrasamee Sylvester Stallone La Femme Nikita (1990) Commando (1985) Director(s): Luc Besson Director(s): Mark L. Lester Writer(s): Luc Besson Writer(s): Jeph Loeb, Matthew Weisman, Steven E. De Souza The Professional (1994) Director(s): Luc Besson Predator (1987) Writer(s): Luc Besson Director(s): John McTiernan Writer(s): Jim Thomas, John Thomas Death Race 2000 (1975) Director(s): Paul Bartel True Lies (1994) Writer(s): Ib Melchior, Robert Thom, Director(s): James Cameron Charles B. Griffith Writer(s): James Cameron, Claude Zidi, Simon Michael, Didier Kaminka Mad Max (1979) Director(s): George Miller A Better Tomorrow (1986) Writer(s): George Miller, Director(s): John Woo James McCausland, Writer(s): John Woo, Hing-Ka Chan, Byron Kennedy Suk-Wah Leung Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior (1981) The Raid 2 (2014) Director(s): George Miller Director(s: Gareth Evans Writer(s): George Miller, Terry Hayes, Writer(s): Gareth Evans Brian Hannant, Byron Kennedy John Wick (2014) Mad Max: Fury Road (2015) Director(s): Chad Stahelski, David Leitch Director(s): George Miller Writer(s): Derek Kolstad Writer(s): George Miller, Brendan McCarthy, Nick Lathouris, Byron Kennedy John Wick: Chapter 2 (2017) Director(s): Chad Stahelski The Transporter (2002) Writer(s): Derek Kolstad Director(s): Louis Leterrier, Corey Yuen Writer(s): Luc Besson, Robert Mark Kamen Sicario (2015) Director(s): Denis Villeneuve Bourne Identity (2002) Writer(s): Taylor Sheridan Director(s): Doug Liman Writer(s): Robert Ludlum (novel), Tony Gilroy, Hardcore Henry (2015) W. Blake Herron, Director(s): Ilya Naishuller Writer(s): Ilya Naishuller, Will Stewart Bourne Supremacy (2004) Director(s): Paul Greengrass Writer(s): Robert Ludlum (novel), Tony Gilroy Bourne Ultimatum (2007) Director(s): Paul Greengrass Writer(s): Robert Ludlum (novel), Tony Gilroy, Scott Z. Burns, George Nolfi Oldboy (2003) Director(s): Chan-Wook Park Writer(s): Nobuaki Minegishi (manga), Chan-Wook Park, Garon Tsuchiya, Joon-Hyung Lim, Jo-Yun Hwang Inception (2010) Director(s): Christopher Nolan Writer(s): Christopher Nolan The Raid: Redemption (2011) Director(s: Gareth Evans Writer(s): Gareth Evans.
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