Three very British tales of terror.

In "Ghost Stories," Jeremy Dyson and Andy Nyman adapt their play, a trio of horror stories that avoid cliche through confident storytelling.

The scariest thing about British horror flick Ghost Stories is its title: EW review

Martin Freeman co-stars in the British horror anthology 'Ghost Stories,' adapted from a hit London stage show.

An ingenious new horror film, a lacklustre action movie, one of the final performances from Anton Yelchin, a heart-pounding Aids drama, and the cinematic equ...

Review: Adaptation of the play ‘Dead of Night’ transfers the show-stopping moments well

A handsome throwback to the golden age of British horror anthologies, the supernatural thriller “Ghost Stories” transforms a hit play into something surp...

New British anthology 'Ghost Stories' investigates three unsolved hauntings while paying tribute to classic horror movies.

Ghost Stories doesn’t reinvent the wheel in any way, but it owes a debt to films that modern genre filmmakers might have forgotten.

An accomplished cinematic re-working of the hit British supernatural stage play

The intention may be to trick us, but you may come out of this film asking for your money back.

The line between comedy and horror has always been thin, and few have proven that better than British comedy group The League Of Gentlemen.

Uncanny wraiths aren't the only spectres drifting through Andy Nyman and Jeremy Dyson's stylish adaptation of their British stage smash.

Get ready for some good old-fashioned haunts.