10 London Underground Depictions in Horror Film and TVÂ
From claustrophobic tunnels to supernatural entities, explore the hair-raising portrayals of the London Underground in horror film and TV, thanks to KATE INGLEBY-PARYLO
Amethyst: Unleash the Power of Spiritual Healing
Promote calmness and inner peace with Amethyst. Discover its history, spiritual properties, and usage, as well as tips on choosing and caring for it in your healing and spiritual practices.
Celebrating Spring Equinox Meaning and Magic
The Spring Equinox is a time of equal days and nights, celebrated with symbols of renewal and new life such as eggs and hares, and can be a time for planting new ideas and enjoying nature, says HELEN JR BRUCE
Wheel of the Year: Pagan Calendar Guide
The pagan calendar, also known as the Wheel of the Year, is a sacred cycle of seasonal celebrations. Let's explore the meanings and significance of the eight major pagan festivals.
Weir Mill’s Chilling Ghost Children Haunt Stockport
Weir Mill is a haunted cotton mill in Stockport, Greater Manchester, known for ghostly children, unexplained noises and a menacing Shadow Man, says RICK HALE
Shamrocks and Clover: 10 Superstitions You Didn’t Know
It's St Patrick's Day, so we're taking a fun look at Shamrock and Clover folklore and superstitions
The Outcast Dead: Unconsecrated Burials in the Midlands
The Outcast Dead of the Midlands, buried in unconsecrated ground or crossroads and haunted by superstitions and ghostly apparitions, continue to fascinate and intrigue, says guest writer LICHFIELD LORE
Who is Black Annis?
Beware the shadows of Leicestershire, for within them lurks Black Annis, the blue-faced hag with iron claws and a taste for human flesh.
10 Deadliest Poisons In British Folklore That Will Kill You
Here are 10 of the most notorious poisons that will make you sick to the stomach (and a lot worse!).
10 Spooky Facts About Witches Brooms
Flying witches brooms have been a part of mythology and folklore for centuries, but there is much more to them than meets the eye.
The Book of Were-Wolves: Sabine Baring-Gould’s Howling Classic
The Book of Were-Wolves by Sabine Baring-Gould was one of the earliest works to explore the myths and legends of werewolves, offering a glimpse into their mysterious and terrifying world.
Goblins In British Folklore: Myths And Mischief
Goblins, often portrayed as small, ugly, and mischievous creatures, have been a fixture of British folklore for centuries
UFOs over Irish Skies: An Interview with Dr Eamonn Ansbro
Dr Eamonn Ansbro is a consultant for the European Space Agency. JOHN AMBROSE MARTIN spoke to him to find out more his thoughts on UFOs over Ireland
Mystic Meg, UK’s Most Famous Astrologer dies, aged 80
Margaret Lake, known as Mystic Meg, has died in a London hospital aged 80
10 Ways To Protect Your Home From Ghosts and Hauntings
Here are 10 ways to protect your home from ghosts and hauntings.
Creep 2004 REVIEW
Creep 2004 offers a mixed-bag of horror elements but should satisfy most gorehounds, says KATE INGLEBY-PARYLO
St Piran: Who Was Cornwall’s Patron Saint?
On St Piran's Day, Cornwall honours its mystical patron saint, a fitting embodiment of the region's magic and mystery.
Shadows (S2, E5): Peronik REVIEW
A teenager sees parallels between his own life and the legend of a grail knight. RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES looks at Shadows: Peronik.
The Tyburn Tree: London’s Most Infamous Gallows
The Tyburn Tree - the infamous gallows near modern-day Marble Arch - stood as a terrifying symbol of justice and retribution, putting fear into the hearts of Londoners for over 650 years.
Can You Believe The Hype About Classic Horror Films?
Guest writer LEE McSHANE questions whether the classic horror films of the 1970s and 80s are as good as their reputations...
Legend of Old Crockern And The Right To Roam VIDEO
The "right to roam" debate in Dartmoor National Park has taken a fascinating turn with a protest that aimed to raise the spirit of Old Crockern, a legendary figure in local folklore.
Leeks And St David’s Day: 10 Superstitions You Didn’t Know
For St David's Day, we're looking at some of the strange and wonderful superstitions surrounding Wales' national vegetable, the Leek!
The Manchester Pusher: Urban Legend or Serial Killer?
Is the Manchester Pusher a mere urban legend or a legitimate threat to the public? RICK HALE examines the evidence and theories behind this chilling phenomenon.
