EMMA DARK reviews Peripheral (2018), from British director Paul Hyett
A fracking operation releases subterranean creatures on the grounds of a public school. RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES looks at Slaughterhouse Rulez (2018).
SIMON BALL takes a look at the Hammer classic horror, The Gorgon (1964)
RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES celebrates the rediscovery of lost British horror gem, The Tell-Tale Heart 1953
MARK FRYERS stitches together what is known about lost British horror classic, Castle Sinister 1932
ANDREW GARVEY reviews The Devil's Doorway (2018), a found footage horror film from Ireland
JAY HOLLIS reviews Fearless Vampire Killers (1967), Roman Polanski's parody of British horror
Genuine British classic, the stuff that nightmares of really made from!
MARK FRYERS reviews The Others, the perfect gothic shocker to watch by candlelight...
RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES looks at Hitchcock's horror-thriller Frenzy 1972
ANN MASSEY O’REGAN tells us why Shaun of the Dead is the strawberry flavoured Cornetto of Wright and Pegg’s comedy horror trilogy
MARK FRYERS looks back on The Ghoul - Boris Karloff's first British film...
RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES looks at this Cornwall-set mad doctor flick
JON KANEKO-JAMES reviews two-and-a-half star horror flick, Witchcraft (1964) with Lon Chaney Junior
Colin (2008) - the film made for £45 - reviewed by PHIL SNELSON
RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES laments the lost of some classic British horror films
Guest writer DAVID GELMINI picks his five favourite giant monster movies from the UK...
Spooky Isles talks to Charles E. Butler, the author and illustrator of a book noting some of the best Dracula performances in cinematic history
Captain Kronos Vampire Hunter follows the courage captain battle a vampiric scourge ravishing a Central European village.
PETER FULLER looks back on the great career of Welsh-born horror star, Ray Milland
SIMON BALL goes back in time to search out horror films with Doctor Who!
CHRISTOPHER PAGE reviews Tod Browing's Dracula (1931)
Borley Rectory haunting experts PAUL ADAMS and EDDIE BRAZIL cast their eyes over Borley Rectory, a new animated documentary
STEPHEN MOSLEY waited 20 years to see Nothing But The Night - was it worth it?
SIMON BALL reviews Blood from the Mummy's Tomb (1971)
Today in our Karnstein Sexy Vampire series, STEPHEN MOSLEY looks at The Vampire Lovers (1970)
STEPHEN MOSLEY reviews the second in the Hammer Karnstein Vampire Trilogy - Lust for a Vampire!
