Monday's Supernatural UK episode comes from the Bath Theatrical Costume Hire. Home to more than 30,000 costumes - wedding dresses, Victorian gowns, grotesque prop heads - and, perhaps, a few otherworldly residents.
Reports tell of Victorian Silk Ladies drifting through the aisles, and the laughter of mischievous children at play. To put these stories to the test, our psychics Lucy Bilton and Kate Ray enter separately - two blind viewings across two episodes, with no prior knowledge of what the other has experienced.
In this most unlikely of settings, the characters who come out to play… know exactly how to enjoy themselves.
This week, Dr. Kate Cherrell dares to investigate one of the most haunted prisons in the world — Shepton Mallet Prison.
Alongside tour guide Jenny, Dutch Herder Bo, and handler Pip, she explores a 400-year-old gaol, decommissioned in 2013 but still said to hold its inmates.
What starts as a paranormal investigation quickly turns chilling when Bo’s senses lock onto something unseen. But inside these walls, “dog” means snitch… and snitches always have a story to tell.
After the transformative events of Tower 8, some of the team return to Walton Castle, seeking answers.
Karin leads a dramatic reconstruction of the séance that shook the group, while Rachel makes a chilling connection with a presence who speaks with authority… and fear.
Don’t miss Episode 5 ’Tower 8 Revisited’ - premiere’s 7pm, Monday 18th August.
Things get real at Walton Castle.
A touchy, feely and potentially pushy ghost seems to be targeting the male investigators. But what the entire team experience in Tower 8 - changes everything.
Episode 4 ‘Tower 8’ - premiere’s 7pm, Monday 11th August.
Staff heard voices.
A worker was shoved in the back.
Guests have been pushed from a room by… nothing, and objects are known to fly in the attic.
For the first time ever - paranormal investigators enter Mary Shelley’s House of Frankenstein. Will it share its secrets with our investigators Katie and Kev?
Episode 3: “Awakenings” - streaming 7pm, Monday 4th August. Subscribe now on YouTube: @TheSupernaturalUK
The second episode of the 10 part series The Supernatural UK, our new paranormal investigation series exploring some of Britain’s most haunted and mysterious locations airs on the 28th July and takes place at the Savoy Theatre (Monmouth). One of Wales’ oldest theatre hides more than just history… it may be home to something that never left the stage.
In this atmospheric second episode of The Supernatural UK, paranormal investigators Craig Williams and Amy Cox brave a stormy night inside the legendary Theatre. As Storm Éowyn batters the town, they explore the eerie accounts of a woman’s fatal fall from the upper tier, and a lingering shadow seen in seat 4D.
But the deeper they delve into the building’s haunted past, the more it seems a presence is watching - and goading.
Is this just residual energy… or is something making a play for them? Hit subscribe on YouTube for more real investigations into the UK’s most haunted locations.
Britain’s ghosts have stories. We are here to listen...
Olaus Roe is proud to announce the official release today of The Supernatural UK, a chilling new paranormal investigation series exploring some of Britain’s most haunted and mysterious locations.
Filmmakers John and Andy have spent the past winter with paranormal enthusiasts, sceptics, and curious guests immersed in shadows and creaking corridors – through long, sleepless nights – as they search for answers to Britain’s enduring ghost stories.
Each episode combines immersive storytelling with real-time investigation, captured in eerie detail on location across the UK.
The Supernatural UK is available to watch from today, with episodes rolling out on YouTube.
Follow @TheSupernaturalUK on social media for updates, exclusive behind-the-scenes content, and viewer reactions.
From haunted costume shops to ancient castles, each episode dives into chilling legends, strange goings on, and unexplained encounters. Real people. Real places. Paranormal activity? You decide.
“The Supernatural UK is unscripted and rooted in real-time investigation.
With no agenda, no staged scares, and no exaggerated claims, the series offers a rare balance of critical enquiry and emotional truth..."
John Shackleton
Dare to watch — The Supernatural UK investigating Britain’s haunted heart.
Capturing History in Flight: Documenting Auster Flypasts at Middlezoy Aerodrome
Our video production team recently had the privilege of documenting a remarkable day of vintage aviation at Middlezoy Aerodrome in Somerset to commemorate VE Day 80. The event featured a formation flypast by three historic Taylorcraft Auster AOP aircraft—wartime reconnaissance planes brought together in a stirring display of living history.
With cameras on the ground and in the sky, we captured the action from every angle—including from the cockpit of one of the Austers, a VE Day veteran that once served with the Royal Air Force. Flying again over the Devon and Somerset countryside and coasts, these aircraft carried a remarkable legacy.
The formation was later joined by two biplanes based at Middlezoy—beautiful replicas representing RAF aircraft from World War I and the interwar years of the 1930s. The sight of all these aircraft together in flight was both a tribute to mark VE and a testament to the dedication of the pilots and restorers who keep these machines airborne.
The day came to a fitting close with a warm chilli supper shared among pilots and guests at the airfield, followed by a spectacular flypast from the Royal Navy’s Swordfish and Bulldog aircraft, courtesy of Navy Wings.
It was a day of camaraderie, heritage, and flight—and one we were proud to help preserve on film.
A Night of Mystery and History
Spending a night filming inside Warwick Castle is a spooky experience. By day, this towering medieval fortress is a stunning piece of English history. But by night? The atmosphere shifts. Shadows grow longer, footsteps echo where no one stands, and the centuries-old walls seem to whisper their own stories.
Recently, Andy and John had the chance to film overnight inside the castle not once, but twice Investigating reports of paranormal activity. Armed with cameras, audio recorders, and a healthy dose of skepticism, our team explored some of the castle's most infamous haunted spots. Warwick Castle is a place where history and mystery collide. Whether you're a believer or a skeptic, one thing is certain—when the lights go out, the past feels very, very close.
The Ghosts of Warwick Castle
The castle has no shortage of eerie legends. The dungeon, once home to prisoners of war and traitors, carries a dark energy. The infamous Watergate Tower, said to be haunted by Sir Fulke Greville—murdered by his own servant—was one of our key locations. Visitors have reported seeing shadowy figures and hearing whispers in the dead of night.
Strange Encounters
Throughout the night, we experienced moments that sent chills down our spines. Unexplained cold spots, faint voices captured on audio. Was it proof of the supernatural? Or just the castle playing tricks on us? That’s for you to decide in another upcoming episode for a series on 'Supernatural Britain' - an immersive observational documentary series uncovering the chilling history and supernatural secrets of Britain's most haunted locations.
Today, Apple TV+ revealed the trailer for a new 10-part docuseries that we had the pleasure of working on. “The Secret Lives of Animals,” is set to premiere globally on December 18. Narrated by SAG Award winner Hugh Bonneville (“Paddington,” “Downton Abbey”), “The Secret Lives of Animals” highlights 77 unique species in 24 countries over three years, revealing stunning, never-before-seen animal behaviors and highlighting the remarkable intelligence of the natural world.
“The Secret Lives of Animals” utilises cutting-edge technology to showcase new and remarkable animal behaviors, including our very own LiveScene macro virtual production technology.