Bill Wood's debut novel is inspired by horror movies and thrillers he loved as a teen.

Willem Dafoe reflects on the appeal of Dracula: "It's interesting to have the undead visit the living".

First airing on Christmas Eve 1989, the original TV adaptation of Susan Hill's creepy novel The Woman in Black contains what some consider one of the greatest scares in screen history.

The legacy of filmmaking was one of the reasons Cornwall was chosen as the location for a new film.

Some suggest a zombie that pops up in the trailer may be Murphy's original 28 Days Later character.

Ishirō Honda's momentous 1954 monster film was born out of a national tragedy in Japan. It has a bleak message for humanity that goes beyond cinematic spectacle.

Beginning with his acclaimed 2018 debut novel The Loney, Andrew Michael Hurley has spooked readers with his tales of strange rural communities – and now they're moving to film and TV.

The new horror exhibition will be part of Bradford's refurbished National Science and Media Museum.