
Martin Unsworth
Assistant Editor and Writer at Starburst Magazine
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
starburstmagazine.com | Martin Unsworth
If you could rewrite your past to save the future, would you risk everything? From writer-director Andrew Griffin (Annalium 8: Sssss) comes a high-stakes time-travel thriller that follows Nikki, a renegade from a fractured future, as she races to reset the timeline before ruthless government agents track her down.
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3 weeks ago |
starburstmagazine.com | Martin Unsworth
Two much-loved cult TV shows are heading to the LEGEND channel in June and August. Firstly, from June 9th, Colt Seavers is back as The Fall Guy, a staple of Saturday night entertainment in the ‘80s. Lee Majors drops his Six Million Dollar Man handle to become a Hollywood stuntman who fights crime in his spare time, which leads to some spectacular sequences! The show joins channel favourite The A-Team as part of its retro line-up.
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3 weeks ago |
starburstmagazine.com | Laura Potier |Ed Fortune |Martin Unsworth
Neither Negan nor Maggie are in control of the jeopardy that they find themselves in on different sides of the barricades, as the conflict between the New Babylon Federation and the Dama’s Manhattan enclave heats up in the fireworks of Another Shitty Lesson. Episode two of the second season of Dead City continues the fast pace established in Power Equals Power, moving antagonists into position at speed and drawing sharp battlelines between them in contested territory.
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3 weeks ago |
starburstmagazine.com | Martin Unsworth |Laura Potier |Ed Fortune
With its work-based comedy approach, which normalised the gaming world to a wider audience, Mythic Quest went on to become one of the coolest TV shows of the 2020s! After a four-season run and an accompanying show perfectly called Side Quest, the story came to an exciting end in March. Now setting her sights on the future, Mythic Quest actress Ashly Burch is here to tell STARBURST all about her passion project show, I’m Happy You’re Here.
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3 weeks ago |
starburstmagazine.com | Laura Potier |Martin Unsworth
Following up the stratospheric John Wick: Chapter 4 was always going to be a tall order, so saying Ballerina falls short isn’t so much a criticism as it is an inevitability. That being said, any opportunity to dive into the mystical, violent, and stylish world of John Wick is worth taking. This spin-off, centring on Ana de Armas’s lethal assassin Eve as she sets out for revenge against the cult that killed her father, gets the look right, but the execution is sadly missing.
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