The Two Faces of Evil: Hammer House of Horror (Ep.12)
ANDREW GARVEY reviews The Two Faces of Evil , the 12th episode in Hammer House of Horror TV Series
ANDREW GARVEY reviews The Two Faces of Evil , the 12th episode in Hammer House of Horror TV Series
ANDREW GARVEY reviews Visitor from the Grave , the 11th episode in Hammer House of Horror TV Series
JAMES CLARK reveals the spectres that lurk within the City of London landmark garden at Christchurch Greyfriars
STEPHEN JACOBS remembers his childhood well-spent watching Peter Cushing horror on the BBC!
From Satan’s goatee onwards, facial hair has long been the hallmark of all great villians. Peter Cushing grew some of the best.
Peter Cushing isn’t the only horror star to be celebrated on a horror film postage stamp
Today we celebrate 100 years of all-time horror great Peter Cushing. DAVID SAUNDERSON shares his memories of the great man.
ANDREW GARVEY reviews Guardian of the Abyss , the 10th episode in Hammer House of Horror TV Series
L.H. DAVIES says Cleadon in north-east England has more than its fair share of paranormal goings-on!
ANDREW GARVEY reviews Carpathian Eagle, the ninth episode in Hammer House of Horror TV Series
ANDREW GARVEY reviews Children of the Full Moon, the eighth episode in Hammer House of Horror TV Series
HOWARD JACKSON looks at the one attempt by the literary giant George Elliot to write Gothic Horror.
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)