In the BBC documentary “Haunted London”, now streaming on Screambox, eyewitness accounts and dramatic reconstructions tell the spine-chilling stories that have helped earn London its reputation as the world’s most haunted capital.

“Ghostly addresses include London’s oldest theatre, the Theatre Royal, where clown-actor Joe Grimaldi’s severed head has been seen floating around the auditorium. At Number 50, Berkeley Square is a terrifying entity bent on harm, whose victims are either frightened to death or left insane by its malevolent visitations. The Royal spirits that still haunt Hampton Court and the Tower of London include the Little Princes, put to death by their evil uncle King Richard. And on Hampstead Heath, the ghosts of highwaymen like Dick Turpin, who terrorized their victims in life still carry on their reign of fear today.”

The hour-long doc can be watched right now by heading to Screambox.

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