Is Black Mirror a horror show?
Is Black Mirror a horror show?
Charlie Brooker's anthology series Black Mirror offers different tales of modern horror, told through the lens of technologies or societies gone wrong.
What is Black Mirror trying to tell us?
Launched in 2011, Black Mirror not only aims to entertain, but it also invites us to think about how technology can harm society and transform our behaviour. Each episode shows how an existing technology could evolve in the near future, for better, or especially for worse.
Is Black Mirror a warning?
“Our stories are not warnings,” Brooker says. “Technological progress is completely inevitable. We think more about the human characters. They're not societal warnings.
What is the target audience for Black Mirror?
TARGET AUDIENCE: Any participant interested in Sci-fi/Thriller/tech can premier it through Netflix. The series received tons of positive response across the globe and the audience are eagerly waiting for its next season to be released.
Why do they call it Black Mirror?
The name "Black Mirror" refers to a blank video screen. "Any TV, any LCD, any iPhone, any iPad — something like that — if you just stare at it, it looks like a 'Black Mirror,' and there's something cold and horrifying about that, and it was such a fitting title for the show," Brooker told The Guardian in 2011.
