The Devil’s Business 2012 REVIEW
British horror-gangster flick, The Devil's Business 2012 is unconventional and a lot of fun
Highgate’s Haunted Gatehouse Pub
JON KANEKO-JAMES probes the haunted past of the Gatehouse Pub in Highgate, North London
St Willibrord The Rambo Monk: They Couldn’t Stop Him!
JACOB MILNESTEIN reports on St Willibrord, an invincible monk who married evangelism with vandalism!
The Plague Of The Zombies 1966
The Plague of the Zombies 1966 is the strongest of Hammer's experimental films, says ADAM SCOVELL
Fachen, a Strange Giant
JON KANEKO-JAMES tells us about the half giants known as Fachen, which had one eye, one arm and one leg
Exploring Jimmy Page’s Lucifer Rising
DOM COOPER tells us how Jimmy Page took time off from his Led Zeppelin duties to produce Lucifer Rising
Dracula Prince of Darkness 1966 REVIEW
Best of Hammer Dracula sequels - Christopher Lee creates menace in Dracula Prince of Darkness 1966 without speaking a single word!
Who Was St Rumwold, England’s Baby Saint?
JACOB MILNESTEIN tells us about St Rumwold - the baby saint who only lived for three days.
Ghostly British Olympians: Strange tales from Sport
With London 2012 pumping along, MJ WAYLAND ponders some stories relating to Olympic Ghosts!
Happy Birthday M.R. James!
REN ZELEN pays tribute to the greatest English ghost writer Montague Rhodes James today on his the 150th birthday
Sean Chapman actor, Hellraiser interview
Sean Chapman talks to us about on horror, violence in society, his life in movies and his most famous role in Hellraiser
What is a Cockatrice? Deadly Chicken Lizard Of Hampshire
JON KANEKO-JAMES tells us the Cockatrice was a monstrous beast far more dangerous than religious zealots in 1533
Cardiff: 5 Haunted Places to Visit
Cardiff has some pretty spooky buildings. NIA JONES picks five of the Welsh capital's most haunted sites.
The Black Lady of Broomhill House
The Black Lady of Broomhill House is a sad and spooky Scottish tale, says MJ STEEL COLLINS
The Devil Rides Out 1968 REVIEW
The Devil Rides Out 1968 is an enjoyable but overrated Hammer horror, says ADAM SCOVELL
Spirit photography: The History of Capturing Ghosts on Film
Spirit photography has been at the heart of paranormal research for centuries. Guest writer PETER TOWNSEND delves into the history of taking photos of ghosts!
5 Bloody Moments in Violent Sporting History
Here are five of the bloodiest violent sporting moments in history.
St Armel, a Saint of Arthurian greatness
JACOB MILNESTEIN tells the story of St Armel, Britain's lesser known dragon-killing saint
Whernside Manor’s Dark History Of Slaves, Ghosts And Bronte
JOSIE PALMER describes the dark history behind the real life inspiration for Wuthering Heights
Rawhead Rex 1986 REVIEW
Rawhead Rex 1986 is the film that Clive Barker would probably prefer to forget, says STEWART KING
The Bones of St Bride’s Church
ANTHONY LEWIS recently visited St Brides Church in London where he discovered haunted tales and the remains of Londoners long forgotten
Song to Comus, John Milton’s Tale of Rape and Necromancy
DOM COOPER describes how the great English poet John Milton sought to cleanse a family's honour through song
Reading Goal’s Last Man Hanged: John Gould
NICOLA CARPENTER describes the unspeakably brutal crime that lead the last man to be hanged at Reading Gaol
Tomb of Ligeia 1964 REVIEW
Tomb of Ligeia 1964 - directed by Roger Corman in England - reviewed by ADAM SCOVELL