Cinefantastique Magazine – January 1985 – The Last Starfighter – Near Mint (NM)
This is an original Cinefantastique Magazine from January 1985, featuring an in-depth look at The Last Starfighter and its groundbreaking computer-generated effects. The magazine is in near mint condition, with no major flaws and only the faintest signs of handling. The pictured copy is the exact item you will receive. Please review photos for reference. We offer combined shipping, and every magazine is shipped in a clear protective sleeve for safe storage and long-term preservation.
Contents
Features
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Is It Real or Is It Digital? The Last Starfighter – Dennis K. Fischer explains how Digital Productions created a fully computer-generated universe, revolutionizing the possibilities of visual effects. (p.24)
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The Company of Wolves – Alan Jones explores Neil Jordan’s dark, imaginative retelling of Little Red Riding Hood, highlighting Christopher Tucker’s impressive makeup work. (p.4)
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2010: Odyssey Two – Charlotte Wolter and Kyle Counts discuss director Peter Hyams’ and designer Albert Brenner’s vision for this sequel to Kubrick’s classic. (p.9)
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Tales from the Darkside – Dan Scapperotti profiles the creators of Night of the Living Dead as they bring their talents to television in this horror anthology. (p.15)
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Radioactive Dreams – Kyle Counts covers Albert Pyun’s post-apocalyptic adventure, mixing satire and cultural references. (p.19)
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Baby – Michael Mayo reports on Disney’s family adventure about a brontosaurus and the charm of practical effects. (p.22)
Reviews
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Supergirl – Alan Jones critiques Tri-Star’s ill-fated superhero outing, noting its inability to achieve the intended cinematic lift. (p.39)
A fine collectible for enthusiasts of 1980s science fiction and fantasy, this issue documents how The Last Starfighter reshaped the landscape of visual effects and celebrates a diverse slate of genre films and television from the era.