William Castle on Blu-ray? Sign Me Up!

Mill Creek Presents
4 William Castle Classics
on Blu-ray July 5th!

Mill Creek has released a lot of William Castle films over the years. Mostly on various bargain DVD releases. Now they’re stepping things up a notch and releasing some of his most classic films on Blu-ray! Getting films like 13 Ghosts and Homicidal on Blu-ray is a pretty big deal. I never thought we’d see the day! And outside of Mr. Sardonicus, I’m pretty sure these will be Blu-ray debuts. Three cheers for Mill Creek!

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13 Ghosts
(1960) – B&W – 85 minutes – Not Rated
Charles Herbert, Jo Morrow, Martin Milner, Rosemary DeCamp. Donald Woods, Margaret Hamilton

When an eccentric uncle wills a huge, ramshackle house to his impoverished family, they get the shock of a lifetime. Their new residence comes complete with a spooky housekeeper, plus a fortune in buried treasure and 12 horrifying ghosts.

13 Frightened Girls
(1963) – Color – 88 minutes – Not Rated
Murray Hamilton, Joyce Taylor, Hugh Marlowe, Khigh Dhiegh, Charlie Briggs, Norma Varden

The girls of a Swiss boarding school have one thing in common — they are all daughters of diplomats. One in particular finds out that she has a knack for espionage, and uncovers the murder of a Russian diplomat. Now she must escape using her girlish wiles.

Homicidal
(1961) – B&W – 88 minutes – Not Rated
Glenn Corbett, Patricia Breslin, Eugenie Leontovich, Alan Bunce, Richard Rust, James Westerfield

In the small town of Solvang, there’s a killer on the loose and the nurse taking care of a wheelchair bound stroke victim has a bedside manner is to die for. As the truth is uncovered, a town’s most chilling mystery will be revealed… and a family’s darkest secret.

Mr. Sardonicus
(1961) – B&W – 90 minutes – Not Rated
Ronald Lewis, Audrey Dalton, Guy Rolfe, Oskar Homolka, Vladimir Sokoloff, Erika Peters

Desperate to retrieve a winning lottery ticket, a greedy man unearths his father’s corpse. An enormous jackpot is his reward, but not without a price: his face is frozen permanently into a hideous grin. He enlists his one-eyed servant to help him lift the curse.