London’s spookiest spot The London Dungeon unveils its most terrifying ‘Helloween’ event ever this year – on of course, Halloween.
From the 15th to the 31st October experience Jack O’Lantern as Stingy Jack, damned by the devil and made to walk in darkness for all eternity with his turnip lantern, will be stalking the dark hellish corridors of the gruesome attraction appearing at any moment to the unsuspecting visitors.
A murder mystery so wickedly good, it’s to die for!
Ingeniously clever and hilariously twisted, Deathtrap is the most celebrated thriller by Ira Levin, who also wrote The Stepford Wives, Rosemary’s Baby, The Boys from Brazil and A Kiss Before Dying.
Matthew Warchus directs a unique cast which includes Simon Russell Beale (lead in the sell-out National Theatre production of London Assurance) and Jonathan Groff (star of the hit US TV series Glee and lead in the Tony Award winning Broadway production of Spring Awakening). Time Out Best Actress Award-winner Claire Skinner will also star alongside celebrated New York stage actor Terry Beaver and Academy Award-winning actress Estelle Parsons.
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Empire magazine have compiled the Top 10 Horror films for children of all ages each complete with a tot terror rating all perfect for keeping those little (and not so little) tykes quiet come all hallows eve.
The House of Lost Souls – Charlton House.
At Charlton House on the Saturday 30th & Sunday 31st October 2010 the 3rd LONDON GHOST FESTIVAL 2010 will be taking place. It looks set to be a great night for all aspiring ghost hunters!
What better way is there to spend a more refined Halloween than at the theatre watching something super spooky?
Ghost stories is playing now at London’s Duke of York theatre and it’s pretty impressive…
Ghost Stories, written by Jeremy Dyson and Andy Nyman, is the closest experience to a living horror film you will get.
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