Information about the June 2009 issue of Impact Magazine.
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12 / john woo
It�s been a while since the master of bullet ballet made a film in the East. This month sees the UK release of the international print of Red Cliff - a gargantuan action opus to rival Lord of the Rings. Thomas Podvin sits down with the director to discuss his career thus far.
18 / terminator profiled
As Salvation hits multiplexes around the globe, John Bierly brings us an overview of the franchise and we talk to McG about what to expect from his take on the series.
22 / [riot girls] blood
Calum Waddell sits down with the lovely Gianna Jun - star of the live action adaptation of Blood: The Last Vampire.
26 / blood, bootkickers
Ricky Morris goes behind the scenes on Blood to meet some of the UK stunt guys who worked on the movie.
30 / [riot girls] j-extreme
Mike Leeder takes a look at the rise in Japanese gore action featuring strong fighting females in the lead. From Hard Revenge, Milly to High Kick Girl and beyond...
34 / star trek
It�s officially the Impact office�s favourite franchise reboot! We talk to the actors and director, JJ Abrams, about bringing the long running series up to date for a new generation and bring you the lowdown on the movie.
38 / [japanime] larry greenburg
This month sees our Tokyo correspondent delve into the world of antique anime as he interviews Larry Greenburg - the man responsible for restoring some of Japan�s lost animated heritage.
41 / [japanime] tokyo international animation festival
Andrez then heads to the Tokyo International Animation Festival for the scoop on the latest releases lining up.
42 / [anime attack] claymore
This month we cover Claymore - a slice and dice anime that sees demonically enhanced women kicking seven bells out of the local man-eating Yoma.
44 / [anime attack] bleach
Impact takes a look at the first Bleach movie.
46 / go figure!
Collectors can�t get enough of them. They�re a nightmare to dust but can they be art? Impact takes a look at the world of collectable action figures throughout the ages.
50 / the expendables
It�s quite possibly the perfect Impact film - a slew of genre stars in an independent, hi-octane actioner, helmed by Sylvester Stallone. Mike Leeder takes a peek at what we can expect.
54 / wolverine
He made our front cover last month, but did the actual movie live up to the hype and publicity surrounding the leak of an early print onto the �net. John Bierly assesses the damage.
58 / ten dead men
After the pages and pages of coverage we�ve given this movie throughout it�s production, it�s finally available to watch in the UK! Impact sits down with cast and crew to look back at the making of a UK action classic.
62 / [deja view] veronica mars
This month, we look back at a teen-noir series that held on for three seasons while being overlooked by many. Veronica Mars - college student by day, private eye by night.
64 / highlander con
John Mosby has been away all month, and this is the reason why... Another gathering of the Highlander faithful - this time in sunny LA - sees the usual suspects revisiting the franchise that made their names. Plus, some interesting news about several affiliated projects, including an animated sequel to War of the Worlds!
68 / [far from fragile] inevitability of aging
Beau Smith gets reflective about the inevitability of aging, even though your comicbook heroes don�t...
70 / caprica
We miss Battlestar Galactica terribly. Luckily, a prequel series called Caprica is beginning soon. Impact takes a look at the pilot episode.