| Directed by | ||
|---|---|---|
 | Freddie Francis | |
| Starring | ||
|---|---|---|
| Joan Collins | Joanne Clayton (segment „And All Through the House„) | |
| Peter Cushing | Grimsdyke (segment „Poetic Justice„) | |
| Roy Dotrice | Gregory (segment „Wish You Were Here„) | |
| Richard Greene | Jason (segment „Wish You Were Here„) | |
| Ian Hendry | Carl Maitland (segment „Reflection of Death„) | |
| Patrick Magee | Carter (segment „Blind Alleys„) | |
| Barbara Murray | Enid (segment „Wish You Were Here„) | |
| Nigel Patrick | Rogers (segment „Blind Alleys„) | |
| Robin Phillips | Elliot (segment „Poetic Justice„) | |
| Ralph Richardson | The Crypt Keeper | |
| Geoffrey Bayldon | Guide | |
| Martin Boddey | Husband (segment „And All Through the House„) | |
| Chloe Franks | Daughter (segment „And All Through The House„) | |
| Oliver MacGreevy | Maniac (segment „And All Through the House„) | |
| Susan Denny | Wife (segment „Reflection of Death„) | |
| Angela Grant | Susan (segment „Reflection of Death„) | |
| David Markham | Father (segment „Poetic Justice„) | |
| Robert Hutton | Neighbour (segment „Poetic Justice„) | |
| Kay Adrian | Mrs. Davies (segment „Poetic Justice„) | |
| Bart Allison | Blind Man | |
| Carlos Baker | Mrs. Davies's Son (segment „Poetic Justice„) | |
| John Barrard | Blind Man (segment „Blind Alleys„) | |
| Carl Bernard | Blind Man (segment „Blind Alleys„) | |
| Dan Caulfield | Postman (segment „Poetic Justice„) | |
| Melinda Clancy | Helen Carter (segment „Poetic Justice„) | |
| Paul Clere | Maitland's Son (segment „Reflection of Death„) | |
| Sharon Clere | Maitland's Daughter (segment „Reflection of Death„) | |
| Hugo De Vernier | Blind Man (segment „Blind Alleys„) | |
| Clifford Earl | Police Sergeant (segment „Poetic Justice„) | |
| Edward Evans | Constable Ramsey (segment „Poetic Justice„) | |
| Frank Forsyth | Tramp (segment „Reflection of Death„) | |
| Peter Fraser | Motorist (segment „Reflection of Death„) | |
| Chris Gannon | Blind Man (segment „Blind Alleys„) | |
| Irene Gawne | Mrs. Phelps (segment „Poetic Justice„) | |
| George Herbert | Old Blind Man - Greenwood (segment „Blind Alleys„) | |
| Ernest C. Jennings | Blind Man (segment „Blind Alleys„) | |
| Harry Locke | Harry the Cook (segment „Blind Alleys„) | |
| John Louis Mansi | Second Blind Man (segment „Blind Alleys„) | |
| Stafford Medhurst | Mrs. Phelps' Son (segment „Poetic Justice„) | |
| Bartlett Mullins | First Blind Man (segment „Blind Alleys„) | |
| Bert Palmer | Blind Man (segment „Blind Alleys„) | |
| Robert Rietty | Radio Newcaster (segment „And All Through the House„) | |
| Len Saunders | Old Man | |
| Ann Sears | Helen Carter's Mother (segment „Poetic Justice„) | |
| Jayne Sofiano | Secretary (segment „Wish You Were Here„) | |
| Peter Thomas | Pallbearer (segment „Wish You Were Here„) | |
| Graham Tonbridge | Pallbearer | |
| Tony Wall | Attendant (segment „Blind Alleys„) | |
| Hedger Wallace | Detective (segment „Wish You Were Here„) | |
| Manning Wilson | Vicar (segment „Poetic Justice„) | |
| Fred Wood | Second Mortician | |
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United States release date: 8th March 1972 United States release date: 9th March 1972
Sweden release date: 11th September 1972
United Kingdom release date: 28th September 1972
Netherlands release date: 30th November 1972 United States
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