The Island of Doctor Moreau BOOK REVIEW
The Island of Doctor Moreau by H.G. Wells as a disturbing exploration of Victorian fears and ethical dilemmas through its blend of horror and science fiction, writes PETULA MITCHELL
The Karloff Compendium by Stephen Jacobs BOOK REVIEW
Stephen Jacobs’ The Karloff Compendium is a must-read, offering rich anecdotes and new insights, making it a valuable addition for any Boris Karloff and horror enthusiast, writes TERRY SHERWOOD
Armchair Thriller (S1, E6-10): A Dog’s Ransom REVIEW
A missing dog, an apparently disinterested police force and a young constable eager to impress, heading into dark waters. RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES revisits a classic Armchair Thriller: A Dog’s Ransom (1978)
Clive Barker: 10 Things You Didn’t Know
Clive Barker, the British horror master, is a multi-talented artist known for his chilling imagination. Here’s 10 things you might not known about him…
Keeper of the Heads: London Bridge’s Grim Custodian
For centuries, London Bridge employed the Keeper of the Heads to maintain gruesome displays of decapitations, writes RICHARD CLEMENTS
Apparitions on Arden Street, Edinburgh
Arden Street in Marchmont, Edinburgh has a picturesque quality that hides eerie secrets, as WAYNE GILBERT reveals in the newly-released Tales from the Crypts of Auld Reekie
Chichester: 5 Haunted Places To Visit
Chichester has its share of spooky legends – here are five places you could come face to face with a ghost!
Armchair Thriller (S1, E1-4): Rachel In Danger 1978 REVIEW
A little girl thinks she’s being reunited with her father, but instead meets with the impostor who murdered him. RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES kicks off his Armchair Thriller episode guide with Rachel In Danger (1978).
The Demon Headmaster Keeps Us Spellbound!
The Demon Headmaster, an old-school spooky BBC kids show from the mid 1990s, has mesmerized our Junior Paranormal Events reviewers, writes GEMMA JOHNSON
Exploring the Haunting Echoes of Craiglockhart
Craiglockhart, a creepy old building in Edinburgh, is central to guest writer JOSS CAMERON’s contribution to John S. Tantalon’s chilling new paranormal collection, Tales from the Crypts of Auld Reekie.
Denbigh Castle Haunts Welsh Landscape
The imposing ruins of Denbigh Castle in North Wales echo centuries of violent history and whispered tales of the supernatural
Friends Unveil Haunted Cottage’s Secrets
Spooky Isles readers SALLY SELL and SAMANTHA DAVIES share their creepy experiences living in a haunted cottage in West Sussex that made them (possibly) believe in ghosts
Mystery of the Gwydir Witch: Beyond Their Emerald Spires
Guest writer R. P. SERIN recalls a mysterious holiday in North Wales, where he and his family may have encountered the infamous Gwydir Witch
Haunted Templemichael: Knights Templar, an Ancient Curse and Ley Lines
Once a Knights Templar stronghold, Templemichael in County Waterford now echoes with spectral hauntings and long past historical battles, writes HELENA B. SCOTT
When Evil Came To Rochdale TV REVIEW
When Evil Came To Rochdale is a Channel 5 crime documentary looking at the Satanic Panic of the 1980s. GEMMA JOHNSON says the case bears a disturbing resemblance to witch hunts from the 17th century
Happy Death Day: Ghosts BBC (S1, E3) REVIEW
Happy Death Day, episode 3 of Ghost BBC’s first series sees the living get used to living with the dead and the introduction of Death Day! GEMMA JOHNSON takes a look back
Hauntings: A Book of Ghosts by Neil Oliver BOOK REVIEW
TV historian Neil Oliver turns his attention to the paranormal in Hauntings: A Book of Ghosts and Where to Find Them Across 25 Eerie British Locations. DAVID SAUNDERSON take a look at this spooky new book
Count Duckula Quacks Us Up
Count Duckula, the vegetarian vampire from the 1980s British cartoon, is a hit with the Junior Paranormal Event crew, writes GEMMA JOHNSON
Harry Price Versus The Psychic Frauds
Harry Price, the renowned English ghosthunter, had a passion for exposing supernatural fraudsters. RICK HALE delves into three of Price’s most revealing cases
The Bizarre Legend of St Catherine’s Island
Was it a ghost pirate ship or a UFO? RICK HALE tries to separate fact from fiction in the strange goings on at St Catherine’s Island in Wales
Daughter of Darkness: The Horror Films of Chloe Franks
Chloe Franks was a staple of British horror of the 1970s. DAVID TURNBULL takes us through the horror films of the former English child actor
Most Haunted The Stage Show REVIEW
Most Haunted The Stage Show is a fun look back at the popular ghost hunting TV show, but it’s not without its problems, writes RACHAEL ELIZBTETH
Meet Philip Aylesbury: The Ghost Created By Scientists
Philip Aylesbury, the aristocratic ghost from the Cromwell era, was created by British scientist Dr George Owen and his team in 1972 to challenge the limits of paranormal research. LES HEWITT tells us about the amazing experiment
Gorilla War: Ghosts BBC (S1, E2) REVIEW
THE ghosts of Button House declare war on their living housemates but it’s to no avail… GEMMA JOHNSON takes a back look at Ghosts BBC episode two, titled Gorilla War
