Beech Trees: 10 Fascinating Folklore Facts
Discover the enchanting myths and legends surrounding the beech tree in the folklore of the UK and Ireland
Discover the enchanting myths and legends surrounding the beech tree in the folklore of the UK and Ireland
Sink your teeth into these 10 behind-the-scenes secrets from Robert Eggers’ terrifying horror masterpiece, Nosferatu 2024
Henry Trigg was a 17th-century Stevenage grocer whose eccentric burial plan turned him into one of Hertfordshire’s most peculiar historical figures, writes RICHARD CLEMENTS
Universal Pictures cemented Dracula’s horror legacy with its iconic films. We rank them from best to worst!
What if sound was used as a deadly weapon? RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES continues series two of his Armchair Thriller episode guide with Fear Of God.
Discover the enchanting tales and eerie legends of the British Isles with Jonathan Ross’ Myths and Legends, a captivating Channel 4 series exploring regional folklore
Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu 2024 breathes new life into the century-old tale, blending Expressionist roots with modern dread for a haunting cinematic experience, writes CHRIS NEWTON
The Green Man has long been a symbol of nature’s power and renewal rooted in ancient folklore and modern ecological awareness, writes LES HEWITT
Robin thinks a ghost bear is stalking him in this excellent episode of Ghosts BBC, writes GEMMA JOHNSON
Dumbarton Castle’s chilling history is brought to life by the ghosts said to roam its ancient corridors, keeping watch over Scotland’s past
British TV sitcoms, from Steptoe and Son to Only Fools and Horses, hilariously embraced the spooky with ghostly and surreal episodes, writes EDDIE BRAZIL
Woman of Stone, the latest A Ghost Story for Christmas, brings E. Nesbit’s chilling tale, Man-Size in Marble, to the small screen, writes CHRIS NEWTON and TARA BRIGID
Chesterfield, with its iconic crooked spire and cobblestone streets, harbours a haunting history filled with eerie tales and spectral apparitions that captivate both residents and visitors
Boxing Day isn’t just a day off to eat Christmas leftovers while watching the football. Here are the history and traditions of this traditional day of giving
Telling ghost stories at Christmas, popularised by Charles Dickens and A Christmas Carol, became a cherished Victorian tradition. RACHAEL ELIZABETH reveals seven other spooky stories to enjoy over the festive period…
The spirits of Button House make a new friend in this series four episode of Ghosts BBC, writes GEMMA JOHNSON
Sharing ghost stories adds a spooky twist to Christmas, showing that cold, dark nights are the perfect backdrop for tales of the unseen, writes RACHAEL ELIZABETH
The Scole Experiment, conducted in a 17th-century farmhouse cellar in Norfolk during the 1990s, remains a controversial effort to prove life after death, fuelling debate between believers and sceptics
Vincent Price’s eerie narration elevates the stripped-down 1949 TV adaptation, The Christmas Carol, into a haunting and vintage take on Dickens’ classic ghost story
Kate Collins’ gripping debut A Good House for Children breathes new life into British gothic fiction with its haunting tale of a cursed house on the Dorset coast, writes ADAM COLCLOUGH
Poppy The Ghost Hunter of Dunster, by Nina Dodd, blends folklore, adventure and real ghost stories from one of Someset’s most haunted villages
The Woodwose is a central figure in UK folklore. LES HEWITT examines its enduring legacy in modern culture
A delightful and light-hearted take on the beloved Dickens classic, Mickey’s Christmas Carol is a quick, charming adventure featuring Disney’s most iconic characters, writes DAVID SAUNNDERSON
John Fraser talks to Spooky Isles about his new book Paranormal Perspectives – One Big Box of ‘Paranormal Tricks’?