Name: Ghost Story
Director: Stephen Weeks
Genre: Horror
Released: 1974-01-01
Duration: 89 min

Ghost Story will haunt you!

A young woman is hired as a governess in a remote English mansion, where she begins to experience strange visions and ghostly phenomena. As the supernatural presence grows stronger, she uncovers a tragic past tied to the house’s previous inhabitants. Reality and illusion blur in a slow-burning tale of grief, guilt, and psychological unease.

Ghost Story Blu-ray & DVD editions

See which disc extras are included across selected editions.

Comparison of Ghost Story Blu-ray & DVD Editions
Disc Extras	Nucleus BD-B/UK 2019	Nucleus DVD-0 PAL/UK 2009
Audio Commentary by Director Stephen Weeks, Moderated by Sam Umland
Ghost Stories: The Curious Tales of the Making of “Ghost Story” (72:29)
US Video Title Sequence as “Madhouse Mansion” (1:45)
Stills Gallery (1:51)
Theatrical Trailer (4:31)
“1917” (Short, 1968, 34:12)
“Chelsea Cobbler” - Directed by Stephen Weeks (Commercial, 0:47)
“Deserted Station” - Directed by Stephen Weeks (Short, 1965, 5:44)
“Flesh” - Directed by Stephen Weeks (Short, 1968, 2:48)
“Gawain and the Green” Test Sequences (1969, 8:22)
“Moods of a Victorian Church” - Directed by Stephen Weeks (Short, 1967, 9:58)
“Owen’s War” - Directed by Stephen Weeks (Short, 1965, 4:58)
“The Bengal Lancers”: Scenes from a Non-Existant Movie (1984, 34:02)
“The Camp” - Directed by Stephen Weeks (Short, 1965, 4:36)
“The Making of ‘Ghost Story’” (PDF)
“Two at Thursday” - Directed by Stephen Weeks (Short, 1968, 10:42)
Pressbook (PDF)
Stephen Weeks B&W Commercial Reel (7:49)

Edition and Packaging Notes

Nucleus’ “Deluxe Two-Disc Collector’s Edition” DVD includes an 8-page booklet with writing by Darius Drewe Simon (“Terror, Tweed and Tiffin: An Appreciation of ‘Ghost Story’”). Trailers included: Varietease (1954), Teaserama (1955), Death Ship (1980), Bloodbath at the House of Death (1984), The Ugliest Woman in the World (1999) and London Voodoo (2004).