Brimstone, gore and a hanging sword.
Hieroglyphs, horror and a horse with a lamp on its head.
Lots of stuff going bump in the night.
R.L. Stine comes to Waterloo.
Creepy directorial debut from The Night Manager writer.
Designs for kids' favourite revealed.
We talk to the Blaine Brothers about getting bloody.
An enjoyable London-set horror comedy.
Join Londonist for special screening of horror classic.
Prepared to be scared.
Things will go bump in the night.
Zombies to nuclear disaster.
Splatterfest features old classics and nasty new work.
Brilliantly uncomfortable comedy-drama.
Get ready to have the bejesus scared out of you.
A feast of ham at the Brockley Jack Theatre.
A scary number of events.
British horror films get the spotlight in this small but deserving festival.
This month's selection of London-linked projects that need your help.
A trip down the yellow brick road memory lane with adult twists on the original.
Creepy stagecraft in Camden and Wilton's Music Hall.
Coming soon HP Lovecraft's The Dunwich Horror, Camden's Most Horrid plus zombie science, gothic rock, comedy improv and film screenings
A new, very dark theatre festival creeps into Shoreditch
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