How do you film an unfilmable horror? The BBC's A Ghost Story for Christmas is a wonderful tradition, but is it possible the productions are just a bit too professional for their own good? Does it need a bit more daring, a bit more abandon, to successfully capture that elusive supernatural frisson?

I'll be talking about M.R. James's A Haunted Dolls' House, and one lesser known but truly terrifying adaptation.

In this second part to the discussion on The Enfield Poltergeist of 1977-1979, I talk with Dr Bernard Wills, Professor of Humanities and Historic Studies about the polarization of contemporary accounts. Where does the Enfield Poltergeist fall within the history of anomalous events?

The UK's best ever documented poltergeist which occurred between 1977 and 1979 still divides opinion. In this first of two part series, I'll delve into the controversy and talk about the various film and tv dramatizations and books.

How the M.R. James classic 'folk-horror' spawned two very different dramatizations.

Let's see which one it is!

Viscerally real tragedy, gloom, and physical horror. How does the 2012 Hammer Film's production of The Woman in Black measure up to previous versions?

Some people are frightened by ghosts. Others aren't. For those of us who are, what exactly is it we are terrified of? With Caitlin Hanrahan.