Hammer Dracula films, ranked from best to worst
RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES ranks these Hammer Dracula films in order from best to worst!
White Noise, Black Mass, An Electric Storm In Hell, from Dracula AD 1972
DOM COOPER looks at the music behind Dracula AD 1972
Darklands 1996 REVIEW
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Incense for the Damned (1970) REVIEW
Horror legend DAVID McGILLIVRAY reviews Incensed for the Damned
Frankenstein 1931 REVIEW
Frankenstein 1931 made Boris Karloff a star. DAVID SAUNDERSON reviews the classic Universal horror.
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Award-winning biographer STEPHEN JACOBS picks some lesser known Boris Karloff films for your Halloween horror viewing...
Frankenstein Created Woman 1967 REVIEW
ADAM SCOVELL reviews Frankenstein Created Woman 1967
H For Horrific! The Forgotten Horror Film H Certificate
RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES looks at the forgotten film certificate for horror movies.
20 things you never knew about The Curse Of Frankenstein (1957)
RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES heads to the lab to cook up 20 facts about The Curse of Frankenstein (1957)
The Curse of Frankenstein 1957 REVIEW
Unlike Colin Clive’s sappy scientist in Frankenstein (1931), Peter Cushing revels in lust, cruelty and murder in The Curse of Frankenstein 1957
The Wolfman 2010 REVIEW
Brilliant special effects, makeup and production but fails to live up to expectations - all the coolness is dogged by awkwardly written script and story
The Haunting 1963: 10 creepy facts you must know
The Haunting 1963 is a horror classic. KAYLEIGH MARIE EDWARDS reveals some interesting facts.
Fallen Soldiers 2015 REVIEW
SIMON BALL reviews historic zombie horror Fallen Soldiers 2015
A Cultural Exchange, Euro-Horror Visits Britain
RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES reveals how British horror films like Hammer and Amicus influenced European fright flicks
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix 2007 REVIEW
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix 2007 reviewed by SARAH BLAIR-DICKINSON
The Bloody House of David McGillivray
David McGillivray wrote some of Britain's most outrageous horror films of the 1970s. STEWART KING interviewed him for the Spooky Isles.
Hush 2009 REVIEW
Hush 2009 reviewed by ANDREW GARVEY
Bride of Frankenstein 1935 REVIEW
Bride of Frankenstein 1935 showcases all of James Whale’s wonderfully subversive and quintessentially British qualities, says ADAM SCOVELL
Blood from the Mummy’s Tomb 1971 REVIEW
Blood from the Mummy's Tomb 1971 reviewed by SIMON BALL
Severance 2006 REVIEW
Severance 2006 is a good and lasting horror comedy, says guest reviewer "SPACED"
Sara Karloff visits London to salute her father
Sara Karloff joins author Stephen Jacobs to pay tribute to horror legend Boris Karloff at rare London event
The Omen 1976 REVIEW
The Omen 1976 is a rich and satisfying take on modern occult madness, says ADAM SCOVELL
The Hallow 2015 REVIEW
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The Devil’s Business 2012 REVIEW
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