In this issue

This month, we celebrate the long-awaited sequel to a stone-cold classic, BLADE RUNNER 2049.

Sadly, we also have to say goodbye to GEORGE A. ROMERO, MARTIN LANDAU, and DEBORAH WATLING with tributes to the legendary stars.

We preview STAR TREK: DISCOVERY after what seemed to be continual delays. The well-dressed super-spies return in KINGSMEN: THE GOLDEN CIRCLE, new animated movie ANIMAL CRACKERS and the reboot/sequel of FLATLINERS. We also visit the set of new web series SPACE JUNK.

In our regular features, we look at Eli Roth’s cannibal shocker THE GREEN INFERNO as it heads to HORROR CHANNEL and Independents Day profiles the makers of CHARISMATA.

Plus all your favourite COLUMNS, NEWS, REVIEWS and much MORE from the worlds of SCI-FI, HORROR and FANTASY!

The Father Of The Dead

As another cinema legend leaves us, we pay tribute to GEORGE A. ROMERO, the man who changed the face of zombie movies - and horror films - forever… True icons are a rare breed.

6 mins

Of Androids And Sacred Cows

Thirty Years After The Events Of The First Movie, A New Blade Runner Is About To Unearth A Long-Buried Secret With The Help Of The Original, Rick Deckard. Starburst Pops Some Vangelis On The Hi-Fi, Dons A Trench Coat And Looks Ahead To The Return Of A True Sf Enigma...

7 mins

More Human Than Human

When film historians look back on the cinema of the 20th century, there’s every chance that the one actor’s name that stands above all others will be HARRISON FORD. The highest grossing actor of all time, his films have brought in $4.87 million so far thanks to appearances in four STAR WARS movies, four Indiana Jones films and numerous other hits…

9 mins

Journey To A Neon Dystopia

With BLADE RUNNER 2049 soon to hit screens, we look back at a subgenre of fiction that has blossomed since the latter part of the twentieth century: CYBERPUNK.

7 mins

For Kingsman And Country

Get Ready To Don Your Best Bespoke Suit Or Frock, Ladies And Gentlemen, Because The World’s Most Well-Dressed Spies (Sorry, Bond) Are Back In Their Second Outing, Kingsman: The Golden Circle…

8 mins

We're Crackers ...About Animals!

ANIMAL CRACKERS is heading to cinemas, so STARBURST looks into what this animated critter-packed offering is all about…

6 mins

Better To Live As Your Own Man

Than As A Fool In Someone Else's Dream

4 mins

Watching Doctor Who

An In-Depth Look At The Whoniverse.

6 mins

Peter Capaldi's Dead*

With apologies to Bauhaus

5 mins

Deborah Watling (1948-2017)

The last few years have not been kind to that elite acting group often referred to as ‘the Doctor Who girls’, that band of brave, fearless young women who travelled through Space and Time alongside the Doctor in the ‘classic’ original run of the TV sci-fi legend (1963-1989).

3 mins

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