Movie Magazines Index

- The premier mainstream fan weekly of the pre-war era.
- Evolved into a state-controlled publication during the 1930s.
- Editors: Arthur Schetter, H.E. Fischer (since 1940).
- Became " Neue Filmwelt" after WWII.
- Weekly until 30th May 1941, then fortnightly.

- The absolute king of the German newsstand.
- Packed with Hollywood gossip, reviews, and giant posters.
- See also: Cinema Filmbuch.

- One of the first and most important "Film Program" of Germany.
- A legendary single-film booklet bought at cinema entrances.
- Packed with exclusive stills, serving as a massive fan keepsake.
- Film Programs were sold in theaters. They had a short synopsis of the film, a list of actors and many pictures.
- More than 3.000 issues were published.
- See all German Film Programs.

- The major post-war rival to Film-Kurier.
- Collectible for its unique, tinted sepia cover designs.
- 8069 issues were published.
- For other Film Programs of the era see "Das Programm von Heute" and the "Illustrierter Film Kurier" (a special edition of the Illustrierte Film-Buhne.
- See all German Film Programs.

Beautifully bridged Hollywood stardom with high European fashion.

- Action, horror, sci-fi & fantasy films.
- 100 colour A4 pages.
- Originally published by MPW Verlag until 2022. In 2023, Immundula Verlag was founded to continue the magazine.
- A spin-off/companion title: Moviestar Retro, launched in 2023, focusing purely on film classics.

- Focused heavily on the home cinema, DVD, and streaming boom.
- Current movie releases as well as DVD / Blu Ray tapes.