Shadow Man: Uncanny (S2, E3) TV REVIEW

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Shadow Man: Uncanny (S2, E3) TV REVIEW
BBC’s Uncanny explores the chilling decades-long haunting of a man pursued by Shadow Man, a mysterious entity seen by multiple witnesses. GAYLE FIDLER takes a look at the episode

Curse of Alloa Tower: The Erskine Family’s Lament

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Alloa Tower
Alloa Tower, one of Scotland’s most historic tower houses, harbours a chilling curse that has haunted the Erskine family for centuries

She-Wolf of London 1946 REVIEW

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She-Wolf of London 1946
She-Wolf of London 1946 surprises viewers by focusing on psychological tension instead of typical werewolf horror, delivering a dark Victorian thriller, writes DAVID SAUNDERSON

Isle of Sheppey: 7 Haunted Places to Visit

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Isle of Sheppey
Beneath the Isle of Sheppey's scenic beauty lurks a chilling history of restless spirits and haunted legends that beckon thrill-seekers and ghost hunters alike

The Phantom London Bus: Unravelling An Urban Legend

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Phantom London Bus
Historian and paranormal researcher Jonathon Miles speaks to Spooky Isles about his new book about the eerie legend of North Kensington’s phantom double-decker bus and the truth behind the tale

Aston Hall, Birminghan’s Haunted Jacobean Mansion

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Aston Hall
Aston Hall in Birmingham, near Aston Villa’s football ground, blends Jacobean grandeur with haunting tales, drawing history and ghost enthusiasts alike

Swindon: 5 Haunted Places to Visit

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Swindon
Swindon in Wiltshire has a history that spans centuries. It's no surprise it's home to a number of haunted places. Here are five of them!

Sir Richard Grenville, Phantom Admiral of the Scilly Isles

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Sir Richard Grenville
The ghost of Sir Richard Grenville is said to haunt the treacherous waters of the Scilly Isles, forever commanding his spectral crew in an eternal quest for battle

The Charity Shop Poltergeist: Uncanny (S2, E2) TV REVIEW

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Uncanny explores a chilling Buckinghamshire charity shop poltergeist case, where multiple witnesses report eerie encounters, including a shadowy figure, moving objects, and disembodied voices
Uncanny explores a chilling Buckinghamshire charity shop poltergeist case, where multiple witnesses report eerie encounters, including a shadowy figure, moving objects, and disembodied voices

Armchair Thriller (S2, E23-28): The Circe Complex REVIEW

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A fortune in stolen jewels, a devious plot to recover them and some equally devious and ruthless participants. Armchair Thriller ends its second series as RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES looks at The Circe Complex

5 Joan Collins Horror Films You Can’t Miss

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Joan Collins Horror Films
Joan Collins is a TV icon thanks to her role in Dynasty, but her past is filled with unforgettable turns as a Scream Queen in these classic horror films

Dorian Gray 2009 REVIEW

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Dorian Gray 2009
The 2009 adaptation of Dorian Gray retells Wilde’s timeless cautionary tale about the dangers of excess, vanity, and the price of losing one's humanity, writes WILLIAM BOVE

Liah Gets Spooky With Scarborough Ghost Tours

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Liah Thorley
Liah Thorley’s Scarborough ghost tours uncover the town’s dark history and folklore, blending paranormal tales with historical intrigue, writes DAVID SAUNDERSON

Armchair Thriller (S2, E19-22): High Tide REVIEW

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A cryptic message from a dying man leads to mystery in a small coastal town. Armchair Thriller continues its second series as RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES looks at High Tide.

The Haunting of Hollymount Farm: Uncanny (S2, E1) TV REVIEW

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The Haunting of Hollymount Farm: Uncanny
Uncanny returns with a spine-chilling first episode, The Haunting of Hollymount Farm, where a family's terrifying encounters lead to the discovery of a tragic history, writes GAYLE FIDLER

Max Schreck: The Enigma Behind Nosferatu’s Iconic Vampire

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Max Schreck, Nosferatu
Max Schreck’s creepy portrayal of vampire Count Orlok in Nosferatu 1922 remains a milestone in horror, yet the actor’s life is as mysterious as his iconic character

The Headless Ghost of King Charles I

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Execution of King Charles I
On a cold January morning in 1649, King Charles I was executed outside Whitehall Palace, sparking a ghost story that still haunts England today

Mark Gatiss and the Revival of A Ghost Story for Christmas

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Mark Gatiss A Ghost Story for Christmas
Mark Gatiss has masterfully revived the BBC's A Ghost Story for Christmas series, blending faithful adaptations with fresh perspectives to continue the tradition of spine-chilling festive tales, writes RICHARD MARKWORTH

The Magician 1926 REVIEW

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Rex Ingram's The Magician 1926, a horror film based on W. Somerset Maugham's novel, stands out for its gothic atmosphere and Paul Wegener's sinister portrayal of Oliver Haddo, says DAVID TURNBULL
The Magician 1926, a horror film based on W. Somerset Maugham's novel, stands out for its gothic atmosphere and Paul Wegener's sinister portrayal of Oliver Haddo, says DAVID TURNBULL

When Ghost Mania Hit Maesteg, Bridgend

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Maesteg
In the early 1900s, Maesteg became a hub for eerie encounters, with tales of ghosts mischief, and deep-rooted local legends terrorising the Welsh town

Holy Trinity Church, The Bone Crypt of Rothwell

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Holy Trinity Church Bone Crypt
Thousands of souls were laid to rest in the Bone Crypt of Holy Trinity Church in Rothwell, a site that holds one of the most remarkable collections of human remains in England, writes MARK EGERTON

The Bride 1985 REVIEW

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The Bride 1985
The Bride 1985 reimagines Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, blending Gothic romance with themes of love, freedom, and humanity, writes WILLIAM BOVE

The Magician: W. Somerset Maugham’s Lost Horror Classic

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The Magician by W. Somerset Maugham
W. Somerset Maugham’s 1908 gothic novella The Magician created a chilling villain inspired by real-life occultist Aleister Crowley, writes DAVID TURNBULL

The Beast of Bodmin Moor: Myth or a Very Big Cat?

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Beast of Bodmin Moor
The Beast of Bodmin Moor remains one of Cornwall's most intriguing mysteries. Could it be a flesh-and-blood creature or simply a myth?