Danza Macabra Vol. One: The Italian Gothic Collection [4-Disc Blu-ray Box Set] Elisa Briganti now featuring an all-new 4K

now featuring an all-new 4K scan and 4 hours of Special Features

Jodorowsky on Stage Q & A

But when a lawyer – former Tarzan Lex Barker – is summoned to the Count’s castle 35 years later

Bloody Brothers feature

with his equally unhinged sidekick (Giovanni Lombardo Radice of CITY OF THE LIVING DEAD)

Danza Macabra Vol. One: The Italian Gothic Collection [4-Disc Blu-ray Box Set] Elisa Briganti now featuring an all-new 4KIn a genre known for its castles, crypts and candelabras, Italian Gothic also embraced themes of violence, madness, and sexual deviance. With these 4 films, those impulses dare to go even deeper: In 1964s THE MONSTER OF THE OPERA, director Renato Polselli and screenwriter Ernesto Gastaldi craft a surreal erotic shocker set within a contemporary dance troupe. Perhaps the genres rarest film, the berserk supernatural narrative of 1965s THE SEVENTH GRAVE