Is St Barts in London, Britain’s Most Haunted Church?
Guest writer RICHARD HOLLAND researches haunted London for a new project and discovers the spooky past of St Barts (St Bartholomew the Great) Church in Smithfield
5 Goriest Scenes from Elizabethan Theatre
JON KANEKO-JAMES lists his top 5 goriest scenes from Elizabethan Theatre
Nothing But The Night 1973 REVIEW
STEPHEN MOSLEY waited 20 years to see Nothing But The Night - was it worth it?
Where is Robin Hood’s Grave?
Guest writer KAI ROBERTS explains why it is so hard to nail down where Robin Hood is actually buried
8 strange things you never knew about Mummies!
Englishman Howard Carter discovered King Tut's tomb 100 years ago this year and his actions were cursed. Here’s a list showing why mummies have good reason to be angry about how they’ve been treated in recent centuries ...
Blood On Satan’s Claw 1971 REVIEW
Blood on Satan's Claw 1971 is an intelligent 'nasty little slice' of Brit Horror, says CHARLIE ALBERTSON
The Wizard of Gordonstoun
Guest writer JOHNNY MARTIN looks at the legend of The Wizard of Gordonstoun, the man who made a pact with the Devil!
My Hammer Horror Shock Theatre Bubblegum Days
Guest writer STEWART KING told us he had Shock Theatre bubblegum cards from the 1970s. We said give us a look and tell us more.
Long Meg and Her Daughters, A Family of Witches Turned to...
Long Meg and Her Daughters is a Bronze Age stone circle in Cumbria. Guest writer NICKY COULBECK describes her spooky visit...
Mr Fox’s “Mendle”, a song inspired by Pendle Witch Trials
DOM COOPER looks Mr Fox's "Mendle" - a track inspired by the Pendle Witch Trials of 1612
‘I Saw A Black Demon Dog In Wallington’: Real Life Haunting
BARRY RING tells about about the night a quick trip out for a snack in Wallington turned into a confrontation with a phantom black dog!
7 Haunted Musical Experiments With Terror In The UK
Guest writer JOSEPH STANNARD takes a look at the increasingly haunted quality of modern experimental music in the UK.
Loch Ness Monster Mania – 1933-style
Guest writer ANDREW GARVEY looks at the British newspaper reactions to the sigthing of "Nessie" when the famous inhabitant was "rediscovered" in Loch Ness in 1933
The Macnaghten Memoranda and Jack the Ripper Suspects
Ripperologist JON REES explores the Jack the Ripper suspects named in the McNaughten Memoranda in 1894.
The Monster Hunters Keep London Safe
The Monster Hunters are keeping 1970s London safe from vampires, werewolves and other unspeakable horrors.
Glastonbury: Haunted Places to Visit
Guest writer MJ Wayland explores mysterious Glastonbury in Somerset...
The Oblong Box 1969 REVIEW
The Oblong Box 1969 is a Poe adaptation horror classic of revenge, justice and murder, reviewed by CHARLIE ALBERTSON
Does The Loch Ness Monster Exist? Making The Case For Nessie!
Guest writer TRESSA YEOMANS ponders the legend of the Loch Ness Monster - could Nessie really exist?
The Wicker Man 1973 REVIEW
Guest writer PAUL JASON reviews The Wicker Man, a 1973 creepy, unsettling horror classic.
7 Must-See Picks From Boris Karloff’s Last Decade
Horror legend Boris Karloff was a fading star in the 1960s. But he still produced some genuine classics. Guest writer STEPHEN JACOBS selects some of the best of Karloff's later films.
The Raven 1963 REVIEW
Roger Corman’s comedy The Raven starring Price, Karloff and Lorre is great fun.
James Bruce, the Scotsman Who Discovered The Devil
18th Century Scottish explorer James Bruce set out to find an ancient text to strengthen his faith. Guest writer JACOB MILLSTEIN says what he actually found was The Devil himself!