The Most Haunted team visit The Manor House Restaurant in West Bromwich to investigate its 800-year-old mysteries, ghostly sightings and unexplained phenomena, writes JOANNA HAGUE
Young Dracula, a pre-Uncanny Danny Robins vampire sitcom, proves to have something for the whole family to enjoy, writes GEMMA JOHNSON
Crystals can absorb and hold onto negative energies over time, so it’s important to cleanse your crystals and recharge them periodically to keep them at their best.
University College London isn’t just the home of renowned social reformer Jeremy Bentham’s body; his ghost is said to inhabit the college too. CHRISTINE MILLER explains.
Yvette Fielding and the team explore Edinburgh’s Mary King’s Close, encountering mysterious energies in plague-affected areas, writes JOANNA HAGUE
Planning a spooky getaway to Northumberland? Dive into our latest guide and craft your very own Northumberland Ghost Tour, courtesy of ROB KIRKUP!
Kent continues to report mysterious Alien Big Cat sightings, sparking curiosity and scepticism, writes NEIL NIXON
Are you Team Sceptic or Team Believer? GAYLE FIDLER presents us this Uncanny Series Two Episode Guide, looking at Danny Robins mysterious and spooky cases!
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Locked In 2023 is an engaging British dark thriller with plenty of plot twists and complex characters, writes GEMMA JOHNSON
Mark Olly’s book, Europe’s Roswell: 40 Years Since Impact, is a thorough and engaging examination of the Llanilar UFO event in Wales in 1983, writes NEIL NIXON
The Most Haunted Team visit The Wellington Hotel, a spooky Cornwall inn with a chilling history and active hauntings, for an eerie investigation and some humorous woodland adventures, writes JOANNA HAGUE
The Ancient Unicorn in Bowes, County Durham, is a historic coaching inn, where history and hauntings collide…
LAST RESORT: We bid farewell to the residents of Button House with an emotional last episode of Ghosts BBC, writes Gemma Johnson
A spate of stones raining down on 19th Century Truro caused a supernatural frenzy among its residents, writes MATTHEW E. BANKS
Kieran Foster’s Hammer Goes to Hell uncovers the unmade films of Hammer Film Productions. He tells DAVID SAUNDERSON about the studio’s struggle to innovate while staying true to its gothic horror roots
To celebrate the birthday of the author of Dracula today, here are some Bram Stoker facts you will enjoy reading.
The Book of Beasts, by Andrew Screen, explores the ground-breaking British 1970s horror anthology series Beasts. DAVID SAUNDERSON talks to the author about his new work.
Apple TV+’s new Enfield Poltergeist series presents a unique and compelling view of Maurice Grosse’s legendary research, though the filmmaker’s selective re-enactments could be misleading, writes ANDY MERCER
YouTube’s Ghost Theory is grabbing viewers with genuine ghost hunts and live-streamed action, writes RACHAEL ELIZABETH
Karloff, Lugosi and Lorre sound like a dream team but is there a catch? “You’ll Find Out”, as RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES looks at this “musical-mystery” from 1940.
Werewolf Santa’s title might be the best thing about this sometimes fun new Christmas-themed British horror comedy, says GEMMA JOHNSON
The Manor House Hotel investigation proved too much for the Most Haunted team, with some refusing to sleep in the spooky inn, writes JOANNA HAGUE
The peculiar case of Gef The Talking Mongoose, or the Dalby Spook, has ample evidence, yet is unlikely to reach a satisfactory conclusion, writes GAYLE FIDLER
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