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We've added a new feature to folknhell.com - Where to watch. No matter where in the world you are, this handy gizmo will tell you what streaming services are playing each of the films we cover on the podcast. Because we want you to enjoy the films we enjoy ;-) www.folknhell.com/where-to-watch

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1981: Michael J. Murphy – The Folklore Collector | Ulster in Focus | BBC Archive

The BBC Archive on YT has uploaded a wonderful documentary from 1981 on folklorist Michael J Murphy: www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3zc...

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YouTube video by BBC Archive

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Oh how wonderful! I'm going to have fun with that. Subscribed to the podcast

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Netherwood is well worth a read if you're a folk horror fan.

Rob Girvan @robgirvan.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

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You have Robin Redbreast and A Photograph, but there was third film in that loose trilogy - a drama called Dark Secret released in 1981. BFI have it avaliable to watch in their rooms.

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Professor John R. Hutchinson @johnrhutchinson.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

Watched Hereditary for an upcoming episode of the podcast last night. My god, I'd forgotten what a harrowing ordeal that film is. Absolute brilliance from start to finish but it's exhausting!

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"The Moor" (Prime)- in West Yorkshire, the moors bring dread, madness, and isolation. This folk horror film meanders into cosmic horror with its emphasis on vastness and ineffability, but of the moors rather than of outer space. It slowly builds up to drowning the viewer in terror. I loved it.

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Folk 'n' Hell @folknhell.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

Folk 'n' Hell @folknhell.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

Okay, the British TV folk horror list has grown significantly since this afternoon, thanks to generous input from you lovely lot. Here's the updated version: www.folknhell.com/blog/british...

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British Folk Horror on TV — Folk'n'Hell

Britain has been haunting itself on television since the late 1950s. Long before anyone put a label on it, the BBC and ITV were sending city people to villa...

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Folk 'n' Hell @folknhell.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

I've been building a list of folk horror in British TV inform our FolknHell watchlist. It's already quite meaty but I'm sure I've missed some key programmes/episodes. Here's the list - please do let me know if I've missed anything! www.folknhell.com/blog/british...

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British Folk Horror on TV — Folk'n'Hell

Britain has been haunting itself on television since the late 1950s. Long before anyone put a label on it, the BBC and ITV were sending city people to villa...

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Folk 'n' Hell @folknhell.bsky.social · 19/09/2026

Some things on my records want list I hold little hope of finding. BA Robertson's Bully for You complete with the live single is one. Spin Sounds in Dorking to the rescue

Starve Acre. Matt Smith & Morfydd Clark in a tale of a sinister, ancient power buried underground & a family compelled to serve it It's pure folk horror & it's on BBC2 tonight at 11pm Listen to the FolknHell podcast - www.folknhell.com/starve-acre-rabbi…

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Loner (2025) Struggling vlogger goes off grid in the Northumbrian woods and starts unravelling. Is Angus building himself a better story to explain his own mental collapse? Folk horror or meta folk-horror? We're still not sure New episode of FolknHell out now www.folknhell.com/loner-review

A copy of the mighty Goat's Headsoup has just arrived in the post. Which is odd because I have absolutely no recollection of ordering it. Still, it's a hell of an album so mustn't grumble goat.bandcamp.com/album/headsoup

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Headsoup, by Goat

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