If you’re a fan of the mind-bending, genre-blending anthology series “Love, Death & Robots,” you’re probably hungry for more shows that can capture that same sense of creative freedom and imagination.
Well, fear not – I’ve got you covered with 9 captivating series that are sure to scratch that itch.
The Shivering Truth (2018-2019)
If you’re craving more surreal, darkly comedic anthology goodness, “The Shivering Truth” is a must-watch. This stop-motion masterpiece from creator Vernon Chatman takes you on a twisted journey through a nightmarish, Lynchian universe. Prepare to have your mind thoroughly bent.
Arcane (2021-Present)
Okay, I know what you’re thinking – “Arcane? That’s a League of Legends adaptation, how could that be anything like ‘Love, Death & Robots’?” But trust me, this visually stunning animated series has the same level of narrative ambition and genre-blending flair. From its breathtaking art style to its complex, character-driven storytelling, “Arcane” is a real standout.
The Midnight Gospel (2020)
“The Midnight Gospel” is the brainchild of comedian Duncan Trussell and “Adventure Time” creator Pendleton Ward, and it’s about as mind-bending as they come. Blending interviews with real-life guests and trippy, animated worlds, this series takes you on a psychedelic journey through the nature of existence. Strap in for a wild ride.
Black Mirror (2011-2019)
No list of shows like “Love, Death & Robots” would be complete without the inclusion of “Black Mirror.” This anthology series from Charlie Brooker explores the dark, unsettling consequences of our relationship with technology. Each episode is a self-contained story, so you can dip in and out as you please.
Oats Studios (2017)
If you were captivated by the experimental, high-concept nature of “Love, Death & Robots,” then you’ll definitely want to check out Neill Blomkamp’s “Oats Studios.” This collection of short films delves into the realms of science fiction, horror, and dystopia, with a level of visual flair that’ll leave you slack-jawed.
Tales from the Loop (2020)
“Tales from the Loop” is a moody, introspective sci-fi series that shares “Love, Death & Robots'” penchant for exploring the human condition through the lens of technology. Based on the artwork of Simon Stรฅlenhag, this show weaves together a tapestry of interconnected stories that are both thought-provoking and emotionally resonant.
Dimension 404 (2017)
If you’re a fan of the “Twilight Zone”-esque vibes of “Love, Death & Robots,” then “Dimension 404” is right up your alley. This anthology series delves into the bizarre and technological twists of modern society, blending elements of science fiction, horror, and the unknown.
The Animatrix (2003)
As a spiritual predecessor to “Love, Death & Robots,” “The Animatrix” is a must-watch for any fan of the genre-bending anthology format. This collection of animated shorts set in the world of “The Matrix” showcases a diverse range of animation styles and storytelling approaches.
Robot Carnival (1987)
For a true blast from the past, check out “Robot Carnival,” a classic anime anthology that predates “Love, Death & Robots” by over 30 years. This visually stunning showcase of Japanese animation talent explores the theme of robots through a variety of unique and imaginative short films.
Whether you’re in the mood for mind-bending surrealism, gritty cyberpunk, or thought-provoking sci-fi, these 9 shows are sure to satisfy your craving for more “Love, Death & Robots”-esque content. So grab some popcorn, settle in, and get ready to have your socks blown off.
