RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES looks at Hitchcock's horror-thriller Frenzy 1972
Guest writer KEVIN NICKELSON explains how Abbott and Costello Meets Frankenstein made film history
RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES celebrates the 60th anniversary of Hammer’s Dracula UK premiere by unearthing 13 interesting facts around its production and release…
Hammer's Dracula (1958) celebrates its 60th birthday. RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES looks back on its initial release and impact.
Guest writer MATTHEW E BANKS reveals a strange tale from Bela ‘Dracula’ Lugosi's past in Hungary
RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES reveals The Old Dark House aka what director James Whale did after 1931's Frankenstein...
Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi's second collaboration, the Edgar Allan Poe-inspired The Raven (1935). Review by RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES.
Titans of terror Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi are pitted against each other for the first time. RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES looks at 1934's The Black Cat.
RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES looks back on Mel Brook's horror comedy Young Frankenstein (1974)
As Mel Brooks' stage musical Young Frankenstein makes its London debut, RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES presents fun facts about the original 1974 horror comedy.
British talent was behind most of the legendary Universal Monsters of the 1930s and 40s. DAVID SAUNDERSON tips his lid to them.
The arrival of some of Universal's most beloved horror movies on Blu-ray is a mixed blessing, says RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES
Do you dare spend a night with Vincent Price in the Madhouse? PETER FULLER shares 13 fun facts about the 1974 classic.
SARAH BLAIR-DICKINSON reviews Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince (2009)
RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES calls Whoever Slew Auntie Roo, 'as much a character study and tragedy as it is a horror thriller'
Guest writer JASON D. BRAWN pay a touching tribute to Hammer Horror legend Jacqueline Pearce
ANN O'REGAN talks to Irish director Zoe Kavanagh about Taryn Barker: Demon Hunter
DAVID SAUNDERSON lists seven actors with connections to horror honoured with memorials at the Actors Church in London
Son of Frankenstein (1939) is one of the last great Universal Horrors
RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES reviews the Frankie Howerd Horror-Comedy, The House in Nightmare Park (1973)
Dan Brownlie is a horror film-maker who has created a range of strange and morbid models, including the bizarre Fetus-stein!
PETER FULLER reviews The Premature Burial 1962 with Ray Milland and Hazel Court
STEPHEN JACOBS delves into the sordid 1940s Hollywood sex scandal that engulfed English Universal Horror Star Lionel Atwill
Who is your favourite Dracula? The Spooky Isles talks to horror film historian Alan Frank about the merits of two leading contenders for the King of the Vampires - Christopher Lee and Bela Lugosi.
