From unexplained bumps and noises in the night to creepy children and things without faces, here are some of film’s most terrifying spectres
October 2018
From Rosemary's Baby to Suspiria, five directors on cinema's scariest moments
What makes a horror scene so spine-chilling? Ahead of Halloween, Edgar Wright, Karyn Kusama and others discuss their best worst nightmares
December 2013
The Innocents: Angels and demons
Based on Henry James's The Turn of the Screw, The Innocents remains one of the very best ghost films. As it is re-released for the festive season, Michael Newton explores the freedoms and horrors of trusting your own imagination
Bored of psychos and gore? Try 1961's The Innocents
Jack Clayton's masterpiece is full of repressed sexual hunger and throbbing darkness
The Innocents – review
This week's new films
The Hobbit, Fill The Void, The Innocents, this week's new films
The Innocents – review
June 2013
BFI's mammoth Gothic season gets its teeth into dark heart of film
Highlights from four-month project include a weekend of screenings at British Museum and a nationwide release of Jack Clayton's The Innocents
