Lot No. 249 is a BBC/Britbox Ghost Story for Christmas, released only last year. The new versions since 2000 are hit or miss while most of the episodes from the 1970s are atmospheric and spooky. This ...

Having previously brought us adaptations of M R James’s ghost stories, reviving the BBC tradition inaugurated by Lawrence Gordon Clark in the 1970s, Mark Gatiss has now turned to a short story by ...

Kit Harington and James Swanton in Lot No. 249 (Image: Kieran McGuigan) The York run of Ghost Stories for Christmas is selling quickly, with some performances already sold out.

This article originally appeared on Sarasota Herald-Tribune: Best bars in Florida in 2024: See USA TODAY Network's 14 favorite spots Wade Tatangelo, Diana Biederman, Tina Harbuck, Julie Garisto, Alan ...

‘Lot 249 was everything I want in a ghost story for Christmas. Mummies, magic and murder. Thank you very much,’ Kate Griffin shared on X.

Some of Bellingham’s students, however, come to know Lot No 249 as their killer, the superannuated bag of bones creeping up on them unawares and inviting them to join him in the realm of the undead.

Lot No. 249 review: This Ghost Story for Christmas is a macabre marvel To let these eerie gems slip away would be a terrible mistake.

That is the villain who pops up at the end of this cosy yet creepy adaptation of Arthur Conan Doyle’s 1892 short story, Lot No 249. Thanks to Gatiss, A Ghost Story for Christmas has become a ...

Lot No. 249 is an Adorable Media production for BBC Two and BBC iPlayer (1x30). The Executive Producer for Adorable Media is Isibéal Ballance and the Commissioning Editor for the BBC is Mark Bell.