St Alban’s Eye-Popping Execution: The Gory Death Of Britain’s First Saint
JACOBS MILNESTEIN looks at the execution of Britain's first Christian martyr, St Alban, which was literally an eye-popping event!
Lust for a Vampire 1971 REVIEW
STEPHEN MOSLEY reviews the second in the Hammer Karnstein Vampire Trilogy - Lust for a Vampire!
The Vampire Lovers 1970 REVIEW
The Vampire Lovers, the first in Hammer's Karnstein vampire triolgy, is reviewed by STEPHEN MOSLEY
The Karnstein Trilogy: Hammer’s Sexy Vampires
STEPHEN MOSLEY looks at how Hammer turned Sheridan LeFanu's Camilla into the Karnstein Trilogy!
Yeth Hounds, Lost Souls of Dartmoor, born of blood and misery
JON KANEKO-JAMES explores the vicious legend of the Yeth Hounds - spirits of unborn babies and the lost
The Creeping Flesh 1973 REVIEW
The Creeping Flesh 1973 fails to deliver despite its cast, says guest writer BUSTY McGINTY
White Noise, Black Mass, An Electric Storm In Hell, from Dracula...
DOM COOPER looks at the music behind Dracula AD 1972
Aleister Crowley, The Beast Of Boleskine House
FRANCES ABBOT remembers moving to her new Scottish Highland home and discovering Aleister Crowley, The Beast of Boleskine House
Ford Green Hall, Stoke-on-Trent’s Oldest Haunted House
ANDREW GARVEY looks at the haunted goings-on at Ford Green Hall - the oldest house in Stoke-on-Trent in Staffordshire
The Hunger 1983 REVIEW
The Hunger 1983 - a stylish vampire horror flick - is reviewed by JAMES E. PARSONS
Thieves Cut Off St Nectan’s Head, But He Kept Going!
JACOB MILNESTEIN tells us how the 5th Century Devon Saint Nectan of Hartland had his head cut off by thieves but he stuck it right back on!
A Ghost Guide to Norwich Castle’s Dark and Haunted Past
Norwich Castle has a long and haunted history, says TRACY MONGER from Norwich Paranormal Experience Group
Could ‘Near Death Experiences’ Actually Be Painful?
MJ WAYLAND explores stories of Near Death Experiences and how the "white light" can be a nightmarish experience
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde 1920 REVIEW
John Barrymore has overwhelming power in the silent classic, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde 1920, says STEPHEN MOSLEY
Scotland Serves Up The Horror Films
ANDREW GARVEY takes a look at recent exceptional output of horror films of the tartan variety
Theatre of Blood 1973 REVIEW
SIR BLIMELY WINDY reviews the Vincent Price Shakespeare horrorfest Theatre of Blood 1973
Baobhan Sith: Are Scottish Vampires more deadly?
Baobhan Sith, the Scottish brand of vampires, are so terrifying they leave their Transylvanian cousins for dead, says ROSE GARNETT
Island of Lost Souls 1933 REVIEW
Banned by the British Censors Three Times, Island of Lost Souls 1933 was worth the wait of seeing, says DAVID SAUNDERSON
Red Barn Murder Told in Song: Shirley Collins and The Albion...
Shirley Collins and The Albion Country Band created a 70s folk music classic based on the infamous 19th century Red Barn Murder of Maria Marten
Aberdeen Bodysnatching: Sometimes They’re Not Dead!
FIONA-JANE BROWN says Aberdeen had its own fair share of corpse-stealing, bodysnatching hijinks
Dracula 1931 Spanish Version REVIEW
Universal's Dracula 1931 Spanish version is superior to its Lugosi's counterpart, says guest writer CHRISTOPHER PAGE
St Dunstan And His Devil-Beating Tongs
Today we start a new series - Spooky Saints. JACOB MILNESTEIN looks at the tale of St Dunstan and his powerful tongs!
