Skinopsis

Get three distinct Gothic horror movies for one low price with Redemption USA's release of the Goth Box which contains 1948's Daughter of Darkness, 1971's Burke and Hare and 1973's The Iron Rose. These films include beautiful women, intense Gothic atmosphere and, in 2 of the 3, naked ladies.

Made in 1948, Daughter of Darkness is, understandably, the only film in this set to be completely absent of female nudity. The story follows a young girl (Siobham McKenna) whose beauty has a strange tendency to possess the men around her with lust. She's cast out of her village for her unintentional eroticism, only to wind up with the same problem in her new home. Daughter of Darkness is considered one of the first films about a female serial killer and bursts out of its seams with a totally demented, hysterical Gothic atmosphere.

Burke and Hare tells of the semi-comic misadventures of two notorious grave robbers in Victorian England. Of course, they soon find that graverobbing just doesn't get fresh enough corpses, so they start making their own corpses, y'know, through murder. Thank God this movie has the good sense to go on multiple tangents to the brothel where frisky Francoise Pascal shows off her hot hooters and sweet ass a handful of times getting her ho on with med students and murderers alike.

Finally, Jean Rollin's The Iron Rose is one of Rollin's surreal experiments that blends eroticism, poeticism and horror themes. The film tells the story of two young lovers who find themselves trapped in a graveyard for the night. Naturally, Rollin includes some nudity as Francoise Pascal (who also appeared naked in Burke and Hare) shows off her her full-nude, deliriously appealing body.

-- Rick Stanko