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• The Sixth Sense: the film that frightened me most

  22 Oct 2014: Haley Joel Osment, bathroom doors and creepy hallways … a pre-adolescent sense of bravado ensured Sian Cain’s night-time loo visits are now dripping with fear

• BBC Children in Need Sewing Bee; American Horror Story review – so-so contest, freaks out to play

  22 Oct 2014: Rebecca Nicholson: Yes, it’s for a good cause, and yes, everyone on it is lovely – but without any impending disaster, this is a group of people fiddling with needlework

• Black Butler review – stilted revenge thriller with kitschy charms

  

  21 Oct 2014: This Japanese live-action version of the manga and anime classic has a fun futuristic spin, even if the dialogue and performances are stilted, writes Anna Smith

• Ring: the film that frightened me most

  21 Oct 2014: Japanese cult horror Ringu scared Stuart Heritage (and a whole houseful of his friends) rigid. He tells all in the latest of our Halloween series

• Threads: the film that frightened me most

  20 Oct 2014: In the first of a new Halloween series, Peter Bradshaw reveals he was a shivering wreck for weeks after watching Mick Jackson’s post-nuclear masterpiece. Just don’t call him a baby …

• Dark Tides by Chris Ewan review – Halloween chills, Manx style

  19 Oct 2014: Drawing on classic horror films, this Isle of Man-set thriller avoids schlock cliches to deliver a chilling read, writes Alison Flood

• The Babadook: 'I wanted to talk about the need to face darkness in ourselves'

  18 Oct 2014: It’s been hailed as the horror movie of the year, the story of a ghoulish pop-up book. But Jennifer Kent’s directorial debut is more than just jumps and scares

• Women in horror: the revenge

  17 Oct 2014: After years of playing screaming victims, women in today’s horror TV series and films depict something much more scary – repressed female anger

• Apocalypse bow-wow: the new breed of arthouse animal horror

  16 Oct 2014: Back when giant spiders first roamed the multiplex and B-movie bunnies packed the drive-in, rabid creatures represented an underclass growling at their lack of power. With White God, an acclaimed Oscar contender from Hungary, this political bite returns, says Xan Brooks

• I predict a riot: French cinemas axe Annabelle screenings after unrest

  16 Oct 2014: Prequel about a demonic doll caused riots, leading cinemas in Marseille, Strasbourg and Montpellier to cancel screenings
  

• Global box office: Dracula Untold too bloodless to raise opening stakes

  15 Oct 2014: An unproven lead and high costs could scupper Universal’s monster franchise, while Gone Girl shows topical staying power in Phil Hoad’s weekly report

• Do ghosts exist? Four theories on our fascination with apparitions

  13 Oct 2014:

  Giles Fraser, María del Pilar Blanco, Kira Cochrane and Christopher French: For all time and in all cultures we have been enthralled by ghosts. Our panel of writers attempts to rationalise this

• Annabelle review – horror with unsubtle nods to Rosemary’s Baby

  

  12 Oct 2014: John R Leonetti’s prequel to The Conjuring pushes the fright-night buttons, writes Mark Kermode

• The Walking Dead: nice ’n’ oozy does it

  11 Oct 2014: It’s the show with blood, guts and brains – and it’s eating everything in its path! We pay a visit to the stars and director of TV’s zombieland

• Iggy Pop and Dario Argento seek crowdfunding for Sandman horror film

  10 Oct 2014: Donors who contribute towards $250,000 target on Indiegogo, for ETA Hoffmann’s The Sandman, will get perks including possible roles opposite Iggy
  

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