Haunted London’s Underground network was 150 years old when this documentary was released, and the Tube has long attracted stories of ghosts and unexplained experiences.
Ghosts on the Underground brings together accounts from Transport for London staff who describe seeing, hearing and sensing strange presences while working beneath the capital.
Directed by Joe Kane, Ghosts on the Underground is a chilling look at the oldest Underground network in the world. Staff working on the tube tell their unexplainable stories for the first time, revealing how among the 1 billion passengers a year who travel on it, not all of them are who they first seem to be.
Along the way, the programme explores some of the network’s more unusual nooks and crannies, combining its architecture and history with accounts of alleged paranormal activity.
As someone who lives in London and uses the Tube regularly, I totally enjoyed this DVD and was impressed by the matter-of-fact interviews and haunting camera work.
Read more: 20 strange London Underground things you didn’t know.
