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It was called Hauntings and it was on BBC Two, so we'll have to catch up on iPlayer. So was that just about the Enfield? I believe it's a series and it covers different things each episode. The reviewer did have a bit of a grumble about some of the other things featured, but the initial hatred was purely for the first episode. Right, okay. Yeah, we'll have to give it a watch. Yeah, definitely.

It was called Hauntings and it was on BBC Two, so we'll have to catch up on iPlayer. So was that just about the Enfield? I believe it's a series and it covers different things each episode. The reviewer did have a bit of a grumble about some of the other things featured, but the initial hatred was purely for the first episode. Right, okay. Yeah, we'll have to give it a watch. Yeah, definitely.

Yeah, keep tuned, listeners, because we will give it a watch and we'll let you know what we think and whether it was in fact a waste of time. How many stars or goblins we gave it.

Yeah, keep tuned, listeners, because we will give it a watch and we'll let you know what we think and whether it was in fact a waste of time. How many stars or goblins we gave it.

yes so following that reviewer's footsteps though perhaps not so stridently i found a couple of other stories around people being a bit miffed or unfazed at spooky season starting with an article from wales online called i hate halloween but this cardiff pop-up shop has changed everything

yes so following that reviewer's footsteps though perhaps not so stridently i found a couple of other stories around people being a bit miffed or unfazed at spooky season starting with an article from wales online called i hate halloween but this cardiff pop-up shop has changed everything

Which sounds like the author has a similar distaste for all things spooky as the Guardian's TV and film reviewer, but fortunately we find out immediately in the first paragraph that the hate she holds for Halloween is simply a general lack of interest and she doesn't really have any problems with anyone who does enjoy it. Bit of an overblown headline then. Quite.

Which sounds like the author has a similar distaste for all things spooky as the Guardian's TV and film reviewer, but fortunately we find out immediately in the first paragraph that the hate she holds for Halloween is simply a general lack of interest and she doesn't really have any problems with anyone who does enjoy it. Bit of an overblown headline then. Quite.

Not that I'm not glad about there being less hate in the world but it does seem a bit silly to sensationalise even a tiny little story like this. In short, there's a little pop-up shop in St David's shopping centre in Cardiff called Halloweenland and the reporter had fun playing spooky dress-up and now they want to go to a Halloween party.

Not that I'm not glad about there being less hate in the world but it does seem a bit silly to sensationalise even a tiny little story like this. In short, there's a little pop-up shop in St David's shopping centre in Cardiff called Halloweenland and the reporter had fun playing spooky dress-up and now they want to go to a Halloween party.

I guess a story called, I'm not really bothered about Halloween, but after I found a cool costume, I kind of want to wear it at a party, just wasn't going to bring in the readers.

I guess a story called, I'm not really bothered about Halloween, but after I found a cool costume, I kind of want to wear it at a party, just wasn't going to bring in the readers.

Quite. They get a little bit less aggressive as we go, though. In fact, balancing the scales, Wales Online even did another story to share that Halloween is now one in four Brits' favourite holiday.

Quite. They get a little bit less aggressive as we go, though. In fact, balancing the scales, Wales Online even did another story to share that Halloween is now one in four Brits' favourite holiday.

This comes from research done by the Disney Store, which surveyed 2000 adults in the UK and found that they're prepared to spend £100 on Halloween this year compared to only around £20 on previous years. Though being super cynical, I wonder if that says more about how crazily expensive everything has gotten recently rather than what people would be happy to spend. But I digress.

This comes from research done by the Disney Store, which surveyed 2000 adults in the UK and found that they're prepared to spend £100 on Halloween this year compared to only around £20 on previous years. Though being super cynical, I wonder if that says more about how crazily expensive everything has gotten recently rather than what people would be happy to spend. But I digress.

Halloween has been somewhat of a low-key affair in the UK in my lifetime, and we do now appear to be taking more inspiration from our friends across the pond and making it a bit more of an event, which as someone with a bit of a soft spot for all things spooky, I find quite lovely.

Halloween has been somewhat of a low-key affair in the UK in my lifetime, and we do now appear to be taking more inspiration from our friends across the pond and making it a bit more of an event, which as someone with a bit of a soft spot for all things spooky, I find quite lovely.

i wouldn't hazard to even mention it and following on from whales online we head over to the lad bible where we've dropped from hating on halloween to our old favorite i don't believe in all that rubbish but the author of this piece starts off with a version of our traditional favorite line before adding let's be honest we've all had that feeling that we're being watched or that we're not really alone too true lad bible too true

i wouldn't hazard to even mention it and following on from whales online we head over to the lad bible where we've dropped from hating on halloween to our old favorite i don't believe in all that rubbish but the author of this piece starts off with a version of our traditional favorite line before adding let's be honest we've all had that feeling that we're being watched or that we're not really alone too true lad bible too true