The Wicker Tree 2011 REVIEW
The Wicker Tree 2011, the sequel to 1973's The Wicker Man, is reviewed by ANDREW GARVEY
White Figure Prompts Pockthorpe Ghost Hunt
TRACY MONGER reports on a Norwich Paranormal Experience Group investigation at a private Home in Pockthorpe, Norwich.
What is the London Stone?
JON KANEKO-JAMES tells us why The London Stone is so crucial to our nation's health and prosperty!
Haunting Beauty of Highgate Cemetery
Highgate Cemetery in North London is world-famous for its monuments to the dead and its lush, haunting atmosphere
Brides of Dracula 1960 REVIEW
ADAM SCOVELL reviews Terence Fisher's Hammer Horror - The Brides of Dracula (1960) with Peter Cushing
The Rolling Stones and their Sympathy for the Devil
DOM COOPER discusses Sympathy for the Devil and other Rolling Stones occult dabblings
The Monster Club 1981 REVIEW
JULIE MORRISROE reviews the last Amicus Horror Film, The Monster Club 1981
The Paranormal Bell-Ringing of Bealings House, Suffolk
MJ WAYLAND reports on Bealings House in Suffolk, the scene of a classic paranormal bell-ringing in 1834
St Endelienta Brought Cows Back To Life!
JACOB MILNESTEIN writes that St Endelienta was an early Welsh/Cornish Saint with a good heart and the gift of resurrecting dead lords and cattle.
London’s Knights of the Living Dead
The Knights of St Lazarus were an ancient order of fighting lepers, who had the reputation as being "the undead". JON KANEKO-JAMES reports.
Quatermass and the Pit 1967 REVIEW
ADAM SCOVELL takes a look back on the classic Hammer sci-fi horror, Quatermass and the Pit 1967
Austin Osman Spare paints nightmares
DOM COOPER looks at the history behind the track "Austin Osman Spare", a song about the British artist and occultist by The Bulldog Breed
The Quatermass Xperiment 1955 REVIEW
The Quatermass Xperiment 1955 represents a golden age in horror sci-fi films, says ADAM SCOVELL
The Quatermass Legacy: Sci-Fi Redefined
Nigel Kneale's Quatermass had a massive impact on British science fiction and ultimately Hammer Horror, ADAM SCOVELL says
Viaduct Tavern’s Haunted Cells Chill The Blood
Viaduct Tavern is one of London's most haunted pubs, ALLISON TOPP visits and discovers the creepiness of the Holborn-based pub!
Attack of The Herbals director David Keith interview
ANDREW GARVEY speaks to David Keith, director of new Scottish horror flick Attack of the Herbals
Suicide and Ghosts: Throbbing Gristle’s Beachy Head
Throbbing Gristle's Beachy Head is about the notorious Sussex suicide spot. DOM COOPER looks at the disturbing background to the song
Doctor Faustus and Demonic Pacts: When Demonology was taught as Science…
JON KANEKO-JAMES looks back on the days when Demonology and the Occult was accepted as scientific fact taught at universities
St Wilgefortis Crucified Because She Grew A Beard!
JACOB MILNESTEIN explores the sad fate of St Wilgefortis, the woman who grew a beard and was crucified for it
Bride of Frankenstein 1935 REVIEW
Bride of Frankenstein 1935 showcases all of James Whale’s wonderfully subversive and quintessentially British qualities, says ADAM SCOVELL
Canon Alberic’s Scrapbook: M.R. James begins to write the rules
In the lead up to MR James' 150th birthday this year, ROBERT LLOYD PARRY explores the great writer's first full-length ghost story, Canon Alberic's Scrapbook
Giant Ram of Derby’s Horrible Origins Revealed!
The Giant Ram of Derby - the city's mascot - has fascinating and grotesque origins, says ELLIOT DAVIES
Twins of Evil 1971 REVIEW
STEPHEN MOSLEY reviews the final film in Hammer's Karnstein Trilogy - Twins of Evil!