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Boris Karloff's "Thriller" Complete Series
You also get the  "The Veil"  complete series as a Bonus!

 

This set includes the  complete series of 67 episodes on 17 DVDs perfectly arranged in chronological order all complete with graphics on  DVDs, these are not DVD-Rs marked with Inkpen like you will see others selling. This is probably one of the best horror series to be put on TV and way ahead of it's time. If you like spine-tingling tales you need to check this set out, it should be mandatory if your a horror film fan to see this series. Monster Magazine - "This is a must have if you are a Boris Karloff Collector." 

Boris Karloff's "Thriller" Thriller (a.k.a. Boris Karloff's Thriller) was an hour-long TV Horror anthology series that originally aired on NBC from 1960 to 1962. Horror fans who grew up in the 1960s and 1970s were nearly enraptured with the content and structure of this show. Indeed, in his non-fiction book on horror, Danse Macabre, Stephen King calls Thriller "the best horror series ever put on TV" (224; 1983 ed). At the beginning of each hour, Hollywood's master of the macabre himself, Boris Karloff, would set the tone and prime the viewers for frightful and chilling dramatizations based on the works of some of the era's greatest writers in the genre—writers like Robert E. Howard, Cornell Woolrich, Richard Matheson, and Robert Bloch. Each episode was shot in eerie black and white and offered at least one story, with a few episodes dividing the hour between two or three shorter plays. 

complete series In Chronological Order.
67 Episodes (1960-1962). 
The Twisted Image
Child's Play
Worse Than Murder
The Mark Of The Hand
Rose's Last Summer
The Guilty Men
The Purple Room
The Watcher
Girl With A Secret
The Prediction
The Fatal Impulse
The Big Blackout
Knock Three-One-Two
Man In The Middle
The Cheaters
The Hungry Glass
The Poisoner
Man In The Cage
Choose A Victim
Hay-Fork and Bill-Hook
The Merriweather File
The Fingers Of Fear
Well Of Doom
The Ordeal Of Dr. Cordell
Trio For Terror
Papa Benjamin
Late Date
Yours Truly, Jack The Ripper
The Devil's Ticket
Parasite Mansion
A Good Imagination
Mr. George
Terror In Teakwood
Prisoner In The Mirror
Dark Legacy
Pigeons From Hell
The Grim Reaper
What Beckoning Ghost?
The Guillotine
The Premature Burial
The Weird Tailor
God Grant that She Lye Stille
Masquerade
Last Of The Sommervilles
Letter To A Lover
A Third For Pinochle
The Closed Cabinet
Dialogues With Death
The Return Of Andrew Bently
The Remarkable Mrs. Hawk
Portrait Without A Face
An Attractive Family
Waxworks
Le Strega
The Storm
A Wig for Miss DeVore
The Hollow Watcher
Cousin Tundifer
The Incredible Dr. Markesan
Flowers Of Evil
'Till Death Do Us Part
The Bride Who Died Twice
Kill My Love
Man Of Mystery
The Innocent Bystanders
The Lethal Ladies
The Specialist's


Boris Karloff's "The Veil"  complete series

"The best horror  tv series that was never aired on TV!" 

Horror legend Boris Karloff hosted and performed in this never-aired anthology series. Each program opened with the camera entering through a huge archway, pulling in on Karloff who's seated and reading by an oversized, blazing fireplace. Karloff stands before the flames and says, "Good evening. Tonight, I'm going to tell you another strange and unusual story of the unexplainable which lies behind The Veil".
The series was created and produced by Frank P. Bibas, who had worked in television and film since 1950. He had an interest in the supernatural and decided that the supposed "true" stories of the paranormal he'd come across would make for a great series.
Sadly enough the studio that filmed the series went into bankruptcy and series was abruptly ended and was never even pitched to a network.
Karloff performed in all but one episode. That episode, Jack the Ripper, featured Boris in the usual open and close, but was not shot as a character in this episode.

Episodes Include:
1. Vision of Crime
2. Girl On The Road
3. Food on the Table
4. The Doctors
5. The Crystal Ball
6. Genesis
7. Summer Heat
8. The Return of Madame Vernoy
9. Destination Nightmare
10. Jack The Ripper

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