Deep under the streets of London the ground is riddled with a labyrinth of tunnels, cellars and chambers. Some like those of the London Underground network are used by thousands of people everyday on their commute to work and for ...

Death in the Garden, the English title of Luis Buñuel’s La Mort en ce Jardin (1956), reads like the name of a cosy Agatha Christie murder mystery. Anybody who is daft enough to imagine that is what they are going ...

To me a short film programme often offers the audiovisual equivalent of a printed horror story anthology. What you get for your ticket is a step into the unknown with only the programme title to give you a hint of ...

I was a small person in the 1960s and you know what? For a small person the ’60s were nowhere near as much fun as they were for older folks. Where the grown ups had prime Hammer horror, James Bond, ...

It was 1980 and Iron Maiden had just ripped a bloody great big hole through the music establishment. I was in Virgin Records flipping through the records in the New Wave of British Heavy Metal (NWOBHM what an acronym that ...

Witchfinder: City of the Dead continues the adventures of Sir Edward Grey, occult investigator by Appointment to her Majesty, Queen Victoria and created by Mike Mignola. This fourth instalment of the Hellboy spin-off, which was originally published as five individual ...

Guy Ritchie’s interpretation of the legend of King Arthur must be one of 2017’s most eagerly anticipated movies. Just like Ritchie’s reinterpretation of Sherlock Holmes (2009), some folks are going to love his King Arthur: Legend of the Sword (2017) while ...

Way back in the 1960s there was a game we played on the way home from school, where we would ring random strangers’ doorbells and run off hoping to leave the unlucky householder fuming on the doorstep. We called it ...

There’s something darkly disturbing lurking in those moody Pacific North West woodlands once again, as a desperate father searches for his four year old son. Little Adam has gone missing during the night on a family hunting trip (what sort ...

In association with Crowley & Co., Molly Beth Morossa presents Greywing House, a chilling one-woman tale of love lost expressed through storytelling, spoken word and dance. Concealed deep within the railway arches beneath London’s Waterloo Station you could not ask for a better ...