The Ghos
The Ghos
Following The Horrible Dr Hichcock, Italian horror master Riccardo Freda and scream queen Barbara Steele reunite with The Ghost. In 1910 Scotland Margaret (Steele) and her lover, Dr. Charles Livingstone (Peter Baldwin, Stalag 17), plot to murder her wealthy, wheelchair-bound husband, Dr. John Hichcock, hoping to claim his fortune. But after John’s death, their carefully laid plans begin to unravel when his inheritance vanishes and terrifying supernatural events plague the isolated estate. As ghostly apparitions, séances and mounting paranoia drive the lovers toward madness, they are forced to question whether John’s vengeful spirit has truly returned from the grave—or whether a far more sinister deception is at work. Riccardo Freda’s Gothic chiller blends murder, betrayal and spectral terror with unforgettable atmosphere, newly restored in 4K from the original negative.
SPECIAL FEATURES
World Blu-ray premiere
Standard-definition digital transfer sourced from the original Mini-DV, approved by director JimMickle and encoded by Fidelity in Motion
The Neighbourhood is Changing (2026) – feature-length documentary on the making and legacy of Mulberry Street featuring new interviews with cast and crew, including director Jim Mickle, producer Linda Moran, cinematographer Ryan Samul, production designer BethMickle and stars Kim Blair, Ron Brice and Larry Fessenden
New audio commentary with Jim Mickle and Linda Moran
New video essay on Mulberry Street and its monsters by horror expert Stacey Abbott, author of Undead Apocalypse: Vampires and Zombies in the 21st Century (2016)
The Underdogs (2002) – short horror film by Jim Mickle, shot on 35mm and featuring Nick Damici
Tools (1995), Last Legs (1999) and The Jam (2000) – early short films by Jim Mickle
Behind the scenes footage
Make-up test footage
Visual effects test footage
Deleted scenes
Storyboards
Early director sketches
Optional English subtitles
Limited-edition booklet featuring a new introduction by Nick Damici, a new essay by Ernie Rockelman, author of Jim Mickle’s World: Critical Commentary and Interviews on the Films and Television Series (2026), and archival material reprinted from Rue Morgue magazine
Limited edition of 3000 copies, featuring an O-card slipcase with new artwork by Heather Vaughan, full-height Scanavo packaging and reversible sleeve featuring original poster artwork and alternative artwork by Heather Vaughan
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