Who was St Osyth and The Witches’ Cage, Essex?
TRACY MONGER recounts the supernatural history of St Osyth in Essex
Tower of Evil 1972 REVIEW
RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES calls Tower Of Evil “unquestionably rubbish of the first order”
Mary Jane Kelly, Jack the Ripper’s Final Victim
Today is the 125th anniversary of the murder of Mary Jane Kelly, Jack the Ripper’s last victim. Ripperologist JON REES reports …
Who did The Police Think Was Jack the Ripper?
Ripperologist JON REES outlines who the contemporary police investigating the Whitechapel Murders believed was Jack the Ripper
Haunted Sefton: Merseyside’s Most Creepy!
HOWARD JACKSON looks at Sefton and the creepiest 100 yards on the Merseyside!
Jack to the Future: Jack the Ripper goes Sci-Fi
Ripperologist JON REES continues his commemoration of the 125th anniversary of the Whitechapel murders with a look at futuristic adaptations of Jack the Ripper!
5 Best Jack the Ripper Comic Books You Must Read
Ripperologist JON REES selects his favourite Jack the Ripper comic books and graphic novels
6 Essential Jack the Ripper Books for Beginners
Ripperologist JON REES recommends top guides for people wanting to learn about Jack the Ripper
Blythburgh Suffolk’s Supernatual Tales
TRACY MONGER recalls the spooky and tragic history of Blythburgh in Suffolk
St Albans: 5 Haunted Places To Visit
PAUL ADAMS gives us the lowdown on 5 top haunted sites in St Albans
The Revenge Of Frankenstein 2013 BOOK REVIEW
EMMA DARK reviews Shaun Hutson’s The Revenge Of Frankenstein
Torture Garden 1967 Review
Torture Garden 1967 is Amicus’ second horror anthology film, reviewed by SELENE PAXTON-BROOKS
5 Reasons to Thank Ireland for Halloween
ANN MASSEY says you can thank the Irish for all your Halloween fun!
6 Times Sherlock Holmes Met Jack the Ripper
Ripperologist JON REES picks six legendary battles between Sherlock Holmes and Jack the Ripper!
Bram Stoker Festival: Dublin’s Alive with the Dead
The Spooky Isles travelled to Dublin this weekend to attend the second annual Bram Stoker Festival
Visit to Ireland’s National Leprechaun Museum
Ireland’s little people have their own shrine at the National Leprechaun Museum in Dublin
Asylum 1972 REVIEW
CARL SYKES says the cream of British talent sets Asylum 1972 apart from other Amicus anthologies
The Spooky Harpist of Inveraray Castle
MJ STEEL COLLINS recounts the ghostly tale of the Marquees of Argyll’s harpist at Inveraray Castle
The Dark Eyes of London (1939) REVIEW
CARL SYKES reviews The Dark Eyes of London, the first UK film to receive a H for Horrific Certificate!
The Psychopath 1966 REVIEW
The Psychopath 1966 is a rare Freddie Francis Amicus treat, says SELENE PAXTON-BROOKS
The Tell-Tale Heart 1960 REVIEW
The Tell-Tale Heart 1960 is a very loose interpretation of the Edgar Allan Poe classic short story, says ANN MASSEY
