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The World's Longest Running Magazine of Fantastic Films & Television. First published in 1977, our 494th issue is in shops now, or can be ordered directly from us over at www.starburstmagazine.store

Christopher Nolan is back in cinemas today with The Odyssey, "a work of indelible power and horror from a modern mythmaker so at the top of his game that he risks losing sight of the humans at his stories’ core." Our full review: www.starburstmagazine.com/reviews/the-...

The Odyssey film review

The Odyssey is the most Christopher Nolan film yet, and the story of a man who got so lost that his story's named after just how lost he got.

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Issue 494 of Starburst is out NOW! Includes part one of my bumper feature looking at the career of Hong Kong cinema supreme JOHN WOO! Hope you check it out, and watch out for part two (the Hollywood years!) coming soon!

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In case you missed it, @starburst.bsky.social Issue 494 is out now! Inside its glossy pages you'll find my review of the Thai #horror film #Shutter, as well as my Book Wormhole column on Herman Raucher's fantastic 1980 horror novel "Maynard's House". It baffles me it hasn't been made into a film.

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Our new issue is in UK shops and shipping direct from the official STARBURST store right NOW! Get your copy here: starburstmagazine.store/products/sta...

“the kind of gleeful summer fantasy that barely exists at all anymore. Action-packed, hilarious, poignant and with true heroic flair and villainous deliciousness” Read our ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review of Masters of the Universe, which is in cinemas now. www.starburstmagazine.com/reviews/mast...

MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE - STARBURST Magazine

It has been 40 years since He-Man’s rippling abs have graced the big screen, and this reboot of the beloved Mattel toyline, which is equally as inspired by the likewise cherished ‘80s animated series ...

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My review of the meditative and atmospheric horror-adjacent indie "The House Was Not Hungry Then" is up on @starburst.bsky.social - "surprising, immersive, and extremely unusual" and definitely not "a derivative haunted house flick" www.starburstmagazine.com/reviews/the-...

THE HOUSE WAS NOT HUNGRY THEN - STARBURST Magazine

The House Was Not Hungry Then is an unnerving quiet horror that unfolds in a surprisingly spacious empty house over countless, timeless days.

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Starring Adam Scott as a troubled writer visiting a haunted hotel, Hokum is in cinemas now. "A welcome strain of black comedy runs through Hokum's veins, making its segues into outright terror hit even harder", says our reviewer. www.starburstmagazine.com/reviews/hokum/

HOKUM - STARBURST Magazine

Starring Adam Scott as a troubled writer visiting a haunted hotel, Hokum is another cinematic oddity from Irish filmmaker Damian Mc Carthy.

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