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I think you're right, it is malevolent, one of these places where obscure forces are hanging around since centuries, it is also next to the hospital, where daily sufferance can be drained down to keep the roots of it well alive.
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Glad it isnt just me thinking that, there are a few places in London that have that feel Peter Ackroyd writes about a few of them in his London Biography book.
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On the topic of spooky London. I recently made a film with my friend Julie, made of mainly still photographs around London (and Birmingham). It took a year and I was continually on the lookout for spooky images. No shortage in London. In fact where I ever to win this competition my subject was going to be #spooky
Film info is here: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt5542264/
Trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZqjBQcGUq4
RichG
skydancer
That St Pancras old church feels so spooky to me, remember years ago walking back from a night out going past that church it just felt malevolent and moody...although that could have been the come down starting thinking about it !