Ghostly sailors, legendary kings, and haunted horses are just some of the ghouls waiting in store for our intrepid ghost hunter Felix as he ventured south to Cornwall. Visiting many of the spookiest spots from Jamaica Inn to Pengersick Castle this video proves that the paranormal side to this county really is stranger than fiction![…]

For almost ten years Richard Felix (The proprietor of Derby Heritage Centre.) has been hosting Ghost Walks around the City of Derby. Parts of some of these walks are included in the extremely successful video « Ghosts of Derby: The Dead Centre of England ». Haunted sites from Chesterfield down to Spondon are visited and on one occasion you will even see Richard Felix (The hardended Ghost Hunter of thousands of Ghost Walks) exit a haunted tunnel in […]

‘Ghost Hunter General’, Richard Felix visits Edinburgh seeking out stories of paranormal activity, supernatural sightings and occurrences. From Edinburgh Castle where Lady Glammises ghost still wanders after she was wrongly accused of trying to poison King James V and was burned alive at the stake. To the eerie vaults under the South Bridge which are haunted by many ghosts including a shoe maker who has been seen admiring peoples shoes on many oc[…]

According to Richard Felix, (The founder and proprietor of Derby Heritage Centre), Derby is the most haunted city in Britain and possibly throughout the whole of Europe.This DVD will take the viewer on a tour of some of the most ghostly sites in the city. We interview people who have personal experience of supernatural happenings in their own day to day life; not in dungeons or graveyards, but in public places where anyone can frequent at any tim[…]

Norfolk’s spookier side comes under serious investigation in this haunting addition to our ghost video collection, as the intrepid Felix makes it his mission to dig out the most terrifying tales in the county. Visit the afterlife residence of the ghost of Anne Boelyn, still wandering Blickling Hall, and discover the secrets of the shrieking pits at Aylmerton. It is solemnly suggested that this film is not watched alone.[…]