Ghost Story a.k.a. Circle of Fear Television Series

[RICKH]

I've ordered a set of the complete series (it has yet to come in), and I was wondering if any of you remember this horror series.  The 23 episode series aired on NBC for o)ne season 1972-1973. William Castle served as the executive producer.  It was initially hosted by Sebastian Cabot who was dropped after the fourteenth episode. I believe Richard Matheson wrote many of the screenplays.  I don't remember much about the series (I was a senior in high school at the time and probably had girls on my mind!).  Do any of you have a favorite episode from the series?

[monsterphile]

Where did you order the series from?

Rob

[RICKH]

Here's the link:
http://www.ioffer.com/i/ghost-story-circle-of-fear-series-139884255
There are several vendors who sell the series on the internet, but this one was a good deal...I hope!  He also has a FM collection on dvd.

[CreepysFan]

   

  My two favorite episodes are the one with the toy horse, and the one with the evil boy doppleganger.  those two got stuck in my mind for years.

[Scatter]

Here's the link:
http://www.ioffer.com/i/ghost-story-circle-of-fear-series-139884255
There are several vendors who sell the series on the internet, but this one was a good deal...I hope!  He also has a FM collection on dvd.

I've had great luck on iOffer.......

[Radioactive Rod Whitenack]

There are a couple of remastered episodes of this show included on the William Castle DVD Collection. They were great, especially the episode with John Astin.

[Bizarro Jeff]

I just love iOffer...

good price...will have to pick it up.  Amazon is selling the series for $40....


Bizarro Jeff

[Zackuth]

I looked this series up on line, as I was sure I watched it but did not remember any of the stories.  After reading the short write ups on the episodes, it came back to me.  Dark Vengence, I remember the rocking horse rocking when it was going to do something.  Spare Parts I remember as well.  The Graveyard Shift, I remember Gomez Adams (John Astin) as a security guard with a limp.  And Air, Earth, Fire, and Water is something I've been looking for for a while.  Some art students find some bottles and are killed in a manner which reflects their art medium.  This really creeped me out as a kid.

[Haunted hearse]

  Here is a scan for an article publicizing the show in a "TV Weekly" from the defunct "Herald Examiner" newspaper in LA.  I was a docent in the "Hale House" a museum house in a place called "Heritage Square", (The old victorian which appears on the cover and in the first photo), which is why I saved this all these years.  I think the Hotel Del Coronado was the backdrop in the actual show if I remember correctly. (I haven't seen the show since it was first broadcast)

[Paul L]

I recall the toy horse episode & a few others that scared the crap out of me!