Campden Wonder: A Mystery of False Confessions and Injustice
The Campden Wonder is one of Britain's most baffling true crime mysteries, involving a disappearance, false confessions, and the unexpected return of the presumed dead, writes LES HEWITT
10 Haunted Irish Battlefields Echoing with Ghosts
With Ireland's dark history of battle and bloodshed, it's no surprise that its conflict sites are hotspots for paranormal activity. ANN MASSEY McELROY shares her Top 10 Haunted Irish Battlefields!
The Orford Wild Man: Fact or Folklore?
The Wild Man of Orford, a mysterious figure hauled from the Suffolk waters by fishermen in the 12th century, remains a source of fascination and intrigue even today, writes RICHARD CLEMENTS
 A Lot to Take In: Ghosts BBC (S3, E2) REVIEW
A Lot to Take In sees a new job, a surprise visitor, and hidden emotions stir up chaos at Button House, writes GEMMA JOHNSON
Dracula’s Stage Journey: From Lyceum to Broadway
Dracula's theatrical journey spans from London's Lyceum Theatre to Broadway. DAVID TURNBULL explores its colourful history and enduring impact
Ripon: 5 Haunted Places To Visit
Ripon, a historic city in North Yorkshire, offers a spine-chilling adventure with its five most haunted places, each steeped in eerie legends and ghostly tales
The Tall Ghost of Rochdale’s Belfield Hall
The Tall Ghost is a spectral figure haunts the forgotten grounds of Rochdale's historic Belfield Hall, writes GEMMA JOHNSON
The Bone Plot: Ghosts BBC (S3, E1) REVIEW
The Bone Plot sees Humphrey step into the spotlight at Button House, while a historical documentary causes chaos among the living and the dead, writes GEMMA JOHNSON
Paranormal Swansea and Gower, Mark Rees INTERVIEW
Mark Rees, a South Wales journalist and author, talks to Spooky Isles about his new book, Paranormal Swansea and Gower
Chilling Messages: My Haunting Encounter with the Unseen
A ghostly presence reached out from beyond the grave, haunting me with eerie messages and unexplained encounters, writes Spooky Isles reader PAUL ROWSON
Buxton: 5 Haunted Places to Visit
In the heart of Derbyshire's Peak District, Buxton's scenic beauty hides a haunting history of ghostly encounters and mysterious happenings.
Wishing Well of Rochdale: Water, Folklore And A Witch
The Wishing Well of Rochdale became a mystical centre of folklore, rituals, and rumours of witchcraft, writes GEMMA JOHNSON
Who Killed Cock Robin? British Folk Songs of Crime and Punishment...
Who Killed Cock Robin? reveals the dark side of folk songs, filled with tales of murder, revenge, and crime that make modern dramas seem tame, writes DAVID SAUNDERSON
The Castle of Otranto: The Birth of Gothic Fiction
The Castle of Otranto, written by Horace Walpole in 1764, was the first "Gothic Novel", combining romance with horror to explore fear and mystery, writes WILLIAM BOVE
Encounters with the Devil: Myth, Trauma or Reality?
From folklore to abandoned places, encounters with the Devil explore themes of trauma, the supernatural, and the battle between good and evil, says LUKE BARNES
Illustrated Tales of Cornwall, John Husband INTERVIEW
John Husband tells Spooky Isles how Illustrated Tales of Cornwall was fuelled by his love for the county's legends, photography, and storytelling
Ghosts Spring Forth At The Crown At Wells
The Crown at Wells, a historic inn in Somerset, offers a haunting experience for the paranormal curious, writes DAVID SAUNDERSON
Ghostly Secrets of Luton’s Wardown Park
Wardown Park is a popular greenspace in Luton. Scratch under the surface and you'll soon discover an underbelly of paranormal activity
Epping Forest’s Haunting Suicide Pool
Epping Forest's suicide pool is infamous for its eerie legends and tragic history. PAUL LONARDO explores the chilling mysteries of this Essex haunt
10 Mary Shelley Essential Facts You Need To Know
Celebrate Mary Shelley by diving into these 10 fascinating facts about the brilliant mind behind Frankenstein!
Witch Hunt Horror: Jane Wenham’s Shocking Tale
Jane Wenham, a poor 18th-century Rochdale woman, was accused of witchcraft and nearly hanged, but was miraculously pardoned at the gallows, writes GEMMA JOHNSON
A View From A Hill 2005 TV REVIEW
A View from a Hill 2005 is an eerie, tense and faithful A Ghost Story for Christmas that slightly misses the original series' brilliance but remains essential for genre fans, writes RICHARD MARKWORTH
Frankenhooker 1990 REVIEW
Frankenhooker is a top-tier B-grade horror comedy, celebrated for its chaotic, darkly humorous take on mad science and gore, writes WILLIAM BOVE
Reading: 5 Haunted Places to Visit
Reading in Berkshire is a charming town with a spooky side. Here are five of its most haunted places to visit.