From mirrors that steal your soul to sounds that summon evil spirits, we uncover the terrifying origins of superstitions you should never, ever break.
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Despite lacking nudity, the 1922 film Nosferatu, starring Max Schreck as the chilling Count Orlok was initially banned.
This custard cream biscuit is as big as a laptop (with Pteridomania)!
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Le Creuset: This Halloween will last you a life time
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