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Whether stalking isolated space stations or rampaging through the streets of a pixelated London, gaming’s beasts offer the player gruesome challenges alongside a fair chunk of terror.

From the cutesy thrills of Luigi’s Mansion to the haunting political commentary of Detention, spirits have spooked players for generations. Stuart Burnside investigates paranormal going-ons in video games.

A century of malevolent masterpieces. One film per year.

A rival to Hammer horror in its heyday, Amicus became famous for its creepy anthology films. Sixty years after the studio was founded, we went looking for the locations from some of its spookiest offerings.

What witches do – and what’s done to suspected witches – is given sensational treatment in Benjamin Christensen’s 1922 silent film Häxan. A century later, it’s disturbing for even more reasons.

Tracing the evolution of the living dead on screen.

Beverly Walker, hired as an advisor on Werner Herzog’s reimagining of the classic Murnau film, went from being a member of a ramshackle filmmaking 'team' to being in front of the camera. She recalled her experiences for our Autumn 1978 issue.

Exploring five monstrous archetypes – beast, witch, ghost, vampire and zombie – our season of horror films will be in cinemas across the UK, at BFI Southbank, BFI IMAX, on Blu-ray and on BFI Player.

Rope between optimism and pessimism. so he had to give two really different speeches to two different audiences. on the one hand, one speech was to the vaccinated where he said its a cautionary tale. it was a warning, but also a kind of reassurance that well be okay, well get out of it. then he was speaking to the unvaccinated, which was the horror part of his speech. a dark wenter is upon us, things are going to go from bad to worse. its been the unvaccinated that cause sod many of the problems...

Meet his counselor, hes dead, they put a bullet in him. theres something about the nature of violence in terms of policing in this country, particularly of black and brown communities, that we have to address. >> it extends beyond the horror part of it, the question of whether or not youre more likely to get shot if youre a black person. but are people more willing, noelle, to even hear the concerns of a white student from, you know, a school shooting than they are the family of a dead black man...