It was the correct DVD, as described.

Another reviewer complained they'd got another film, but this was the British version described, with Ian Bannen, Donald Pleasance, Diana Dors and Ian Ogilvy, etc. It did pretty much what it said on the tin, some fine spooky horrors although only the opening story is really bloody. Not too many surprises; they unfold the way you expect but it's good stuff and if you're of a certain generation, enjoyable to watch these Brit actors do their thing. The second story with Donald Pleasance as a match salesman befriending fellow serviceman Ian Bannen is the best, though it's more down to its social awkardness than anything else.