The Silent Scream: Hammer House of Horror (Ep.7)
ANDREW GARVEY reviews The Silent Scream, the seventh episode in Hammer House of Horror TV Series – the one with Peter Cushing!
ANDREW GARVEY reviews The Silent Scream, the seventh episode in Hammer House of Horror TV Series – the one with Peter Cushing!
JAMES WILLIS looks up at the grotesque gargoyles that look down on us from our ancient churches…
ANDREW GARVEY reviews Charlie Boy, the sixth episode in Hammer House of Horror Television Series
JAMES CLARK, the author of Haunted Lambeth, takes a look at three ghostly tales from the London Borough
The Innocents 1961 is a masterpiece of the ghost story genre, says L.H. DAVIES
REN ZELEN investigates the haunted history of Ham House in Surrey
Covent Garden is full of haunted places to visit, as JON KANEKO-JAMES discovers on this stroll around central London
PAUL MOYNIHAN looks at Ghoulish Galway, a Gateway To A Haunted Land!
MJ WAYLAND investigates Oxfordshire’s most haunted locations and the hauntings attached to them
ADAM SCOVELL reviews the Freddie Francis-directed Hammer Horror The Evil of Frankenstein 1964
STEPHEN JACOBS marks the 80th anniversary of Boris Karloff’s return to England to make his first British film, The Ghoul (1933)
HOWARD JACKSON looks at why Gothic horror forms an important element in English literature that needs to be preserved
RHEA SEREN PHILLIPS shines a light on the Werewolves of Wales!
The Uninvited 1944 is one of Hollywood’s first forays into real paranormal phenomena, says DAVID SAUNDERSON
STEPHEN JACOBS delves into the sordid 1940s Hollywood sex scandal that engulfed English Universal Horror Star Lionel Atwill
ELLIOT DAVIES recalls the paranormal tales from the once-glorious Birkdale Palace Hotel in Lancashire
ANDREW GARVEY reviews The House that Bled to Death, the fifth episode in Hammer House of Horror TV Series
Rugeley’s least favourite sons, William Palmer was one of the 19th century’s most infamous murderers, says TRESSA YEOMANS
ISABELLE KING is counting down the days until 19th May when the headless ghost of Anne Boleyn is said to appear at Blickling Hall
Dr Terror’s House of Horrors 1965 is the first of the Amicus anthology horrors, delivering a train ride of spooky fun, says DAVID SAUNDERSON
Howard Jackson compares Bram Stoker’s gothic masterpiece Dracula with the equally terrifying work of Edgar Allan Poe.
In this St Patrick’s Day Special, Jacob Milnestein answers the question Who Was St Patrick?
ANDREW GARVEY reviews Growing Pains, the third episode in Hammer House of Horror Television Series