The phrase "a rather spooky" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has an eerie or unsettling quality, often in a context related to horror or the supernatural.
Example: "The old mansion had a rather spooky atmosphere, especially at night when the wind howled through the trees."
Alternatives: "somewhat eerie" or "quite unsettling".
Bedrooms are white, light, bright, and mine looks onto a rather spooky little black church silhouetted against the sky.
Greek headlines about the Syriza couple say things such as, "The financier of the proletariat and his rich artistic wife," making a rather spooky fit with Common People's general theme of a privileged woman taking an interest in how the other half live.
Dating back to the early 19th century, it features a Jewish cemetery, a Catholic cemetery, a monument to the victims of the first world war, and a rather spooky communist mausoleum in which the leading lights of the party in the postwar years, including long-serving party leader Palmiro Togliatti, are interred.
Flintoff, a Flat-bred dark chestnut with rather spooky white-ringed eyes, joined Vaughan from Venetia Williams during the summer, the transfer arranged by the horse's principal owner Paul Beck. "He's fitted in well," said Vaughan of the gelding.
It's just a rather almost spooky coincidence that the book came out in September and the rash of suicides happened this fall, and all the gay-bashing.
Allen Dean, a spider expert at Texas A&M University, has seen a lot of webs, but even he described this one as "rather spooky, kind of like Halloween".
Large, windowless, old-fashioned, rather spooky.
But for all its success, the Spectrum remains rather spooky.
By the way, the last visiting lecturer was the rather spooky Charles Morgan.
How nice, then, to imagine that they were produced by some independent agency, which, if rather spooky, seemed to know what it was doing.
North of the Wall, Bran and co met one of Old Nan's legends come to life as the (rather spooky) children led them to the three-eyed Raven and the promise of flight.
