Matthew E. Banks

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MATTHEW E BANKS is a graduate of University of Plymouth. He lives in Cornwall with his wife Sam. Matthew’s main fields of interest are the supernatural in all its manifestations, horror film history and the ghost story genre.

Miners and the communities in Cornwall were known for the superstitions, including believing in Cornish Knockers...

Wheal Alfred Mine Ghost: A Tale of Haunting and Deceit

Matthew E. Banks - 29 September 2019 0

Trerice Manor, ghostly tales of evil lords and headless horsemen

Matthew E. Banks - 27 July 2019 0

Nigel Kneale’s The Stone Tape, the TV show changed paranormal research

Matthew E. Banks - 22 June 2019 0

M R James’ The Tractate Middoth: Just Who was Doctor Rant?

Matthew E. Banks - 27 September 2018 0

A Morbid Curiosity: The Art of Montague Rhodes James

Matthew E. Banks - 4 September 2018 0

Kenegie Manor’s ghosts haunt Penzance, Cornwall

Matthew E. Banks - 1 September 2018 0

Dracula’s Bela Lugosi haunted by mysterious woman and a dark past

Matthew E. Banks - 4 April 2018 0

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Things that go guffaw in the night

Eddie Brazil - 7 April 2015 0

EDDIE BRAZIL writes in defence of the paranormal

Cooneen Poltergeist terrorises Fermanagh

18 January 2016

Who was Susan Willis Fletcher, Convicted Spiritualist Fraud?

10 August 2014

Is 50 Berkeley Square the most haunted house in London?

4 February 2012

Sleep Paralysis, a Visit from an Old Hag

3 June 2012

Latest Articles

The Amazing Mr Blunden (1972) BLU-RAY REVIEW

Richard Phillips-Jones - 6 December 2019 0

Classic British children’s ghost story The Amazing Mr. Blunden (1972) gets a long-overdue upgrade to Blu-ray, courtesy of Second Sight Films. RICHARD...