Salvation Z: Hell comes to Gloucester Prison
Salvation Z turns the historic HM Prison Gloucester into the UK’s most immersive and terrifying Halloween scare attraction. P M Buchan tells about us all about it!
The Worst Witch (2017-2020) TV REVIEW
The Worst Witch(2017-2020) TV series is a charming, pre-Harry Potter witch tale with timeless appeal, writes GEMMA JOHNSON
The Sluagh: Celtic Spirits of the Unforgiven Dead
Beware the eerie legend of the Sluagh, the unforgiven spirits of Celtic folklore that roam the skies, hunting for souls…
20 Creepy Facts About Dracula
Discover 20 intriguing facts about Bram Stoker’s Dracula, exploring its origins, inspirations, and lasting legacy
The Canterville Ghost 1944 REVIEW
Charles Laughton haunts this adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s beloved ghost story, blending British whimsy with American wit in one of the most entertaining fantasy films of all time, says DAVID SAUNDERSON
Ghost Town: Being Human (S1,E3) REVIEW
In this episode of Being Human, Annie uncovers the truth about her death, Mitchell faces the fallout of turning Lauren into a vampire, and George’s relationship with Nina grows despite his lingering fears. PETULA MITCHELL looks back on this classic episode
Bats Folklore and Superstition: 10 Things You Didn’t Know
Bats folklore in Britain and Ireland has long been filled with supernatural and mystical beliefs, from symbols of death to witches’ familiars, yet their true nature is far less sinister
Glossary of British and Irish Folklore Creatures
Welcome to the glossary of British and Irish folklore creatures!
The Nightmare Worlds of H. G. Wells REVIEW
The Nightmare Worlds of H. G. Wells explores the darker side of the author’s imagination, bringing his lesser-known tales to life in a chilling four-part Sky Arts series, writes DAVID SAUNDERSON
Number 13 2006 TV REVIEW
The BBC’s Number 13 (2006) delivers a slow-burn, unsettling adaptation of MR James’ ghost story, centred on a professor whose academic curiosity leads him into supernatural peril, writes RICHARD MARKWORTH
St Frideswide’s Day and Oxford’s Ghostly Secrets
Let’s celebrate St Frideswide’s Day, Oxford’s patron saint, by exploring her life and legacy and the city’s eerie hauntings
Armchair Thriller (S1, E11-14): The Girl Who Walked Quickly REVIEW
A man with phobias is brainwashed into carrying out acts of terrorism. RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES looks at Armchair Thriller: The Girl Who Walked Quickly (1978).
Edinburgh’s Haunted Vaults Exposed
Beneath the streets of Scotland’s capital, the haunted Edinburgh Vaults reveal a hidden world filled with eerie history and ghostly encounters
Ghosts of RAF Air Museum, London
The RAF Air Museum near Hendon, North London, is a sanctum where heroes of the past intertwine with eerie tales, bringing past valour into present mystique
A Haunted House Built by My Ancestors in Somerset
Growing up visiting my gran’s haunted house in Pilton, Somerset, I’m convinced the spirits of my ancestors never left and I saw them, writes KAREN HARRIS
White Lady of Blenkinsopp Castle Guards Hidden Treasure
The White Lady of Blenkinsopp Castle is a ghostly figure said to haunt a Northumberland fortress, guarding a hidden treasure that has never been found
Tulley’s Shocktober Fest: Crawley hosts Europe’s Largest Scream Park
Tulley’s Shocktober Fest in Crawley offers Europe’s largest Halloween Scream Park experience, with scare mazes, live entertainment, and spooky attractions that draw visitors from across the globe, writes P.M. BUCHAN
Armchair Thriller (S1, E21-26): The Limbo Connection REVIEW
A missing person’s husband is suspected of her murder, but is a sinister clinic hiding something? RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES revisits the classic Armchair Thriller tale, The Limbo Connection (1978)
From Fire Arms Officer to Paranormal Author: Ian Backhouse INTERVIEW
Ian Backhouse, a former Met Police firearms officer turned paranormal thriller author, shares with DAVID SAUNDerSON how his passion for writing, life experiences, and mental health journey have shaped his career and creative process
The Awakening 2011 REVIEW
The Awakening 2011 takes viewers on a haunting journey through post-World War I England, where grief and the supernatural collide in a chilling tale of suspense
Top 10 Haunted Ireland Asylums
ANN MASSEY McELROY tells us of 10 of the darkest haunted asylums and hospitals of Ireland.
Ghostly Tales from the Battle of Hastings
Strange apparitions and chilling phenomena continue to haunt the battlefield of Hastings, more than 950 years after the battle that changed England forever
Sapphire & Steel Episode Guide: Classic Creepy Sci-Fi Series
Was Sapphire & Steel the perfect blend of British horror and time-traversing science fiction? RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES looks back on the creepy classic television series from 1979 to 1982
The Hunchback of Notre Dame 1939 REVIEW
The Hunchback of Notre Dame 1939, starring Charles Laughton, is a gothic horror classic of haunting performances and dark drama, writes DAVID SAUNDERSON
