Meet Sandra Kerr, who brought Bagpuss & Co to life with her music – and is making magic happen again... https://t.co/tXAQiz5S9E @RadioTimes

Quatermass and the Pit' a.k.a. 'Five Million Years to Earth Hammer 1967

Oh my. Many times. The most powerful example was the SF author Christopher Priest. More recently, Adam Nevill

Anthony Shaffer wrote a sequel to The Wicker Man. Russian corn spirits, a medieval dragon, Sgt Howie plummeting off a cliff tied to eagles. Nobody made it.. until 2020 when an audio adaptation was released👮🔥🐉 The Loathsome Lambton Worm: https://t.co/tKlft2rlNG...

There are parts of Bring Her Back which are so extreme (eg. kitchen/worktop) that I hesitate to go back to it. From that perspective alone, Talk to Me ;-)

Few things have haunted a generation like Children of the Stones (1977). A village trapped in time, standing stones humming with menace & a cast of glassy-eyed villagers. Absolutely unhinged teatime telly Full review @ https://t.co/DJ5pRD4aHd #FolkHorror #horror #...

A music box. A pale figure from a children's record. A couple walking into the same nightmare again and again. Koko-di Koko-da (2019) is grief made into something truly haunting. Listen to the FolknHell podcast: https://t.co/OhZZ0ozLid #folkhorror #horror #movie...

Matthew Hopkins rode through East Anglia in 1645 leaving bodies behind him. Michael Reeves' Witchfinder General (1968) never lets you forget he was real. Vincent Price at his most quietly monstrous. Listen to the FolknHell podcast: https://t.co/hXBHsTnYaO #folkhor...

There's a rather wonderful alternative soundtrack available from Stealing Sheep and the BBC Radiophonic Workshop https://t.co/vp02gnRLQ6

Guy N Smith's novelization of the 1975 British horror flick, The Ghoul

📚 Coming soon: "Folklore of Scotland: Faerie Folk and Folk Horror" by Stephen G. Rae Elf and fairie; brownie and goblin; demons of land and sea; giants and hairy folk; wolf man and werewolf; Beast of Buchan and Gorbals Vampire https://t.co/88VSRO117n #folklore #Scotland

There’s something in the woods.A grandmother who speaks with unseen voices.A family that never had a chance. SATOR will crawl under your skin. 🌲👁️ FolknHell take a walk in the woods with Sator https://t.co/Sr1BsNKEfA #folkhorror #IndieHorror

Here's the trailer for Sator - the latest #folkhorror the FolknHell team devoured. Don't have nightmares ;-) https://t.co/VMqlgC2rH2

Tumbbad (2018) — a god so dangerous even the other gods abandoned him, and one family too greedy to leave well alone. Indian #folkhorror unlike anything else. Essential viewing Listen to the FolknHell podcast: https://t.co/dlvysTij53 #horror #moviereview #indianhorror

Ben Wickey's "More Weight" is a shocking tale of the Salem witch trials. Told through the lens of Giles Corey’s defiant silence, it's a sobering study of hysteria, power, and refusal https://t.co/Djh4cApHDb #witches #witchcraft

Every black dog omen, standing stone, pagan dance and village ritual leads back to this. Reader's Digest's Folklore, Myths & Legends of Britain (1973) is the keystone of British folklore and folk horror. An appreciation: https://t.co/Nc6lGEWpHK #folkhorror #folklore

A vet investigates livestock plague in an isolated village. The locals blame a lonely old woman. Nigel Kneale's Murrain (1975) asks the question: when belief takes hold, does evidence matter at all? https://t.co/iC4mGUDpzo #folkhorror #retrotv

Folk Horror fans we need your verdict. 🌾 So far, the FolknHell team’s highest-rated films are: • Rabbit Trap • Enys Men • November Tell us your top #folkhorror films? Join us, rate your favourites, and see how your picks stack up https://t.co/PgjbcDnW0o What's yours?

Every day the same ritual. Every day something shifts. Enys Men (2022) is shot on 16mm, soaked in #Cornwall & utterly resistant to easy explanation. The kind of film that gets under your skin and stays. Listen to the FolknHell podcast: https://t.co/ZUINyxsYHv #fol...

A visit to the stone, Boswen's Menhir, a couple of summers ago