Award-winning London-based horror film historian STEPHEN JACOBS is the author of Karloff: More than a Monster.
Award-winning biographer STEPHEN JACOBS picks some lesser known Boris Karloff films for your Halloween horror viewing...
STEPHEN JACOBS celebrate this week's 50th anniversary of How the Grinch Stole Christmas, narrated by Boris Karloff
STEPHEN JACOBS reviews Dead of Night (Devil's Advocates), a new book about the classic Ealing horror, Dead of Night (1945)
STEPHEN JACOBS takes a look back at the 2004 horror spoof TV series Garth Marenghi's Darkplace
STEPHEN JACOBS reviews the 1973 television mini-series, Frankenstein: The True Story
STEPHEN JACOBS casts a critical eye on The Ghost of Frankenstein (1942)
STEPHEN JACOBS ponders Stan Laurel's horror comedy, Dr Pyckle and Mr Pride (1925)
STEPHEN JACOBS remembers his childhood well-spent watching Peter Cushing horror on the BBC!
STEPHEN JACOBS marks the 80th anniversary of Boris Karloff's return to England to make his first British film, The Ghoul (1933)
STEPHEN JACOBS delves into the sordid 1940s Hollywood sex scandal that engulfed English Universal Horror Star Lionel Atwill
STEPHEN JACOBS looks into premature burials in England with tales of victims who lived to tale their terrifying tale!
Boris Karloff essentially plays himself in Targets a 1968 thriller directed by Peter Bogdanovich.
NIA JONES celebrates St David's Day by picking some of Wales' most unusual mythical creatures
JAMES WILLIS discovers garlic is not just for vampire hunters
ANDREW TIPPING picks the most spooky places to visit in Haunted Belfast
SELENE PAXTON-BROOKS picks some of the more haunted places to visit in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire
Haunted Stevenage author PAUL ADAMS picks five of the most spooky places in the Hertfordshire town to visit
