Vampires Discovered In 8th Century Ireland
ANN MASSEY says the discovery of “deviant burials” in the west of Ireland reveals ancient beliefs in vampires
Taste the Blood of Dracula 1970 REVIEW
Taste the Blood of Dracula 1970 is one of Hammer’s best Dracula sequels, says SIMON BALL
The House That Dripped Blood 1970 REVIEW
SELENE PAXTON-BROOKS reviews the third Amicus horror portmanteau, The House That Dripped Blood (1970)
The Ghost Hunters: Borley Haunting’s Novel Twist
Author NEIL SPRING tells us about his debut novel The Ghost Hunters based on the haunting of Borley Rectory
The Paranormal Diaries Clophill 2013 REVIEW
The Paranormal Diaries Clophill 2013 reviewed by DAVID SAUNDERSON
The Asphyx 1972 REVIEW
The Asphyx 1972 is an endearing mix of Brit-horror and period costume drama, says RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES
Enfield: 5 Haunted Places to Visit
JASON HOLLIS, author of Haunted Enfield, picks his top five haunted places to visit in the London suburb
The Picture of Dorian Gray 1945 REVIEW
The Picture of Dorian Gray 1945 must have appeared quite shocking when first released, but still feels quite fresh, says DAVID SAUNDERSON
The Ghost of Gressenhall, Norfolk
ISABELLE KING tells the sad tale of 12-year-old Harriet Kettle, the Ghost of Gressenhall of Norfolk
Symptoms 1974 REVIEW
RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES reviews José Ramón Larraz’s forgotten classic, Symptoms 1974
The Abominable Snowman 1957 REVIEW
ADAM SCOVELL reviews Val Guest’s intelligent Hammer drama The Abominable Snowman
County Wexford: 5 Haunted Places to Visit
PAUL MOYNIHAN picks his top five haunted places to visit in Wexford, Ireland
The Satanic Rites of Dracula 1974 REVIEW
RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES describes watching his first Hammer Horror, The Satanic Rites of Dracula!
Christopher Lee and Van Helsing
HOWARD JACKSON asks why Christopher Lee has never played Van Helsing
Whoever Slew Auntie Roo? 1971 REVIEW
RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES calls Whoever Slew Auntie Roo, ‘as much a character study and tragedy as it is a horror thriller’
Bloodbath at the House of Death 1984 REVIEW
Kenny Everett’s foray in horror with Bloodbath at the House of Death wasn’t in the best possible taste, says ANN MASSEY
Vampires and Moths: A Connection in Horror
ANDY BOYLAN looks at how moths have fluttered their way into vampire cinema
Grabbers 2012 REVIEW
Grabbers 2012, an Irish-British horror/sci-fi comedy, is “immensely fun”, says ANDREW GARVEY
Circus of Horrors 1960 REVIEW
Circus of Horrors is a textbook example of how to create classic horror, says NIA JONES
Night of the Eagle (1962) REVIEW
Night of the Eagle 1962 is one of the best British horrors about witchcraft ever made, says SIMON BALL
Dr Phibes Rises Again 1972 REVIEW
Dr Phibes Rises Again 1972 is one of the best horrors of the 1970s, says ANDREW GARVEY
The Haunted House of Horror 1969 REVIEW
NIA JONES reviews the epitome of 1960s horror hipness, The Haunted House of Horror 1969
