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...
SIMON BALL reviews this dark bubonic tale about the tensions and hysteria caused by mass death
MICHAEL S. COLLINS says the original Alien (1979) has never been bettered...
Guest writer KEVIN NICKELSON explains how Abbott and Costello Meets Frankenstein made film history
Non-musical Sweeney Todd barber flick is a throat-slashing classic
SIMON BALL reviews 1992's Dust Devil
Best of Hammer Dracula sequels - Christopher Lee creates menace without speaking a single word!
BARRY McCANN reviews the Jess Franco-directed El Conde Dracula (1970) - the one with Christopher Lee as Dracula in a moustache!
Before finding fame in Hollywood, English horror star Boris Karloff worked his way through Canada, TERRY SHERWOOD reports...
As we conclude Wicked Women Week, we turn our eyes to the women who have entertained us in British horror
Roger Corman’s comedy The Raven starring Price, Karloff and Lorre is great fun.
PETER FULLER reviews the 1970 British horror, Cry of the Banshee
SARAH BLAIR-DICKINSON reviews Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince (2009)
RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES looks at a lesser known Brit-horror, The Projected Man
Discover these wonderful facts about hilarious Hammer Horror spoof Carry On Screaming!
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!
