Psychotronic – The Magazine for Cult Film Lovers and B-Movie Fanatics

Psychotronic was a cult classic magazine that delved into the wild world of low-budget, obscure, and underground films, offering fans of the bizarre a unique blend of movie reviews, interviews, and deep dives into the weirdest corners of cinema. Published from 1989 to 2001, it quickly became the go-to magazine for those who loved exploitation films, weird science fiction, obscure horror, and unsung action films—the ones that often slipped under the radar of mainstream cinema.

With its signature focus on B-movies and cult classics, Psychotronic gave passionate fans the stories behind the films, celebrating everything from Italian giallos and 70s exploitation to psychedelic films and vintage monster flicks. Featuring interviews with directors, actors, and cult film icons, the magazine embraced a no-holds-barred approach to film criticism, often highlighting films that were either too eccentric or too low-budget to receive any major critical attention. Its eclectic mix and honest, often humorous writing style made it essential reading for cinephiles who reveled in the unexpected, the shocking, and the outlandish.

For those who thrive on discovering hidden gems and movies that push the limits of genre, Psychotronic was the magazine that gave voice to the weird world of cult cinema.