Haunted Colwick Hall Hotel Echoes with Ghosts
Colwick Hall Hotel in Nottingham, steeped in political history and tragic love, is said to be haunted by the ghosts of its past residents — and guests still report chilling encounters today
William Blake’s The Sick Rose Casts Dread and Bloom
The Sick Rose, William Blake’s haunting poem, offers an impassioned exploration of its symbolism, sensuality, and timeless themes, writes WILLIAM BOVE
9 Haunted Castles in England You Can Visit
Explore some of the National Trust’s most haunted castles – places where ghosthunters would be drawn to eerie tales, chilling sightings, and lingering spirits from the past
Vicars Close, Wells: The Street That Time Forgot
Vicars’ Close in Wells, Somerset, is Europe’s oldest inhabited street and a place where ghostly encounters and timeless architecture blend into a hauntingly atmospheric experience
The Outcasts 1982 REVIEW
The Outcasts 1982 is a haunting and lyrical tale of Irish myth, rural oppression, and spiritual awakening, writes JASON D BRAWN
10 Grisly Victorian Murders That Weren’t Jack the Ripper
Think Jack the Ripper was bad? These gruesome Victorian murders slipped through the cracks of history — but they’re even more twisted, shocking, and stomach-churning than anything from Whitechapel…
The Baby in the Basket 2025 REVIEW
The Baby in the Basket 2025 brings vintage scares, haunting performances and atmospheric dread back from the crypt, writes TERRY SHERWOOD
Murder and Dripping Fat: Kate Webster Horrors
In 1879, Kate Webster shocked Victorian England by murdering her Richmond employer Julia Martha Thomas, impersonating her, and leaving behind a tale as grisly as any horror film…
Haunted Waters of the Roman Baths of Bath
Discover the haunted history and ghostly legends of the Roman Baths in Bath, where ancient springs and sacred rituals echo through time
Illustrated Tales of Devon by John Husband BOOK REVIEW
John Husband’s Illustrated Tales of Devon reveals the county’s rich and eerie folklore, far beyond its cosy reputation, writes DAVID SAUNDERSON
Ring of Brodgar: Orkney’s Ancient Circle of Mystery
If you’re drawn to ancient monuments and atmospheric landscapes, the Ring of Brodgar in Orkney offers a powerful glimpse into Britain’s prehistoric past
The Unquiet Grave Reminds Us: Let the Dead Rest
The Unquiet Grave is a haunting folk ballad exploring the chilling consequences of grief that clings too tightly to the dead
The Count Speaks: Inside The Lost Diaries of Dracula
Author Aiden Truss reimagines Dracula’s tale through the vampire’s own hilariously bleak diary in D: The Lost Diaries of Dracula, writes HAUNTED CHARLIE HALL
Tales from the Necropolis, Liverpool Ghost Tour REVIEW
SU WILLIAMS explores the spine-tingling Tales from the Necropolis tour through Liverpool’s haunted St James’s Cemetery
St Mary’s at Lambeth: Grimoires, Graves and Curiosities
St Mary’s at Lambeth reveals a hidden world of occultists, curiosities and bizarre legends, writes DAVID TURNBULL
9 Fascinating Facts About Elm Superstitions in the UK and Ireland
Discover nine fascinating facts about the superstitions and myths surrounding elm trees in the UK and Ireland, from their ties to the underworld to their role in dreams and astrology
Sapphire & Steel, Assignment I: Escape Through A Crack In Time 1979 REVIEW
Opening his full episode guide, RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES looks at the story that started it all for Sapphire & Steel, Assignment I: Escape Through A Crack In Time.
Wicker Man Celebration Rekindles Folk Horror Magic in Newton Stewart
The cult of The Wicker Man burned bright once again as fans, artists and cast reunited in Newton Stewart for a weekend steeped in folk horror and fiery celebration, writes BARRY McCANN
Illustrated Tales of the Black Country by Helen Harwood BOOK REVIEW
Helen Harwood’s Illustrated Tales of the Black Country blends ghost stories, folklore and history into a rich celebration of one of England’s most distinctive regions, writes DAVID SAUNDERSON
The Vampyre (1810): John Staag’s Gothic Tale of Love, Death and the Undead
The Vampyre by John Staag is a chilling poem of love, death, and the supernatural, which masterfully embodies the essence of Gothic Horror, writes WILLIAM BOVE
Whispering Mysteries of the Rollright Stones
The Rollright Stones is an ancient site on the Oxfordshire-Warwickshire border where history and folklore intertwines
Lambeth’s Occult Secrets: David Turnbull Interview
South London’s hidden occult history is uncovered in this revealing Spooky Isles podcast with author and folklorist David Turnbull
Black Dog of Ayrshire: Tragic Figure or Demon Dog?
Ayrshire’s haunted reputation is epitomised by the tragic legend of the Black Dog, a spectral hound born from guilt, myth, and our deep bond with man’s best friend, writes PIERCE MILLER
The Giaour: Byron’s Undead Curse and the Birth of the Gothic Vampire
Byron’s The Giaour delivers one of literature’s most haunting portrayals of the vampire – sensual, terrifying, and deeply human, writes WILLIAM BOVE
