Surreal Italian gothic horror, directed by Alfredo Rizzo. The sinister Count Marnak (Giacomo Rossi-Stuart) invites a troupe of travelling players to stay at his castle and becomes obsessed with the leading lady (Patrizia Webley). As they begin a passionate affair, a psychotic killer stalks the corridors of Marnak's castle, brutally beheading anyone who gets in his way.

Director's cut of Tinto Brass's controversial and notorious erotic classic. Set in Berlin in 1939, as the Nazi dictatorship marches inexorably towards war, SS officer Helmut Wallenburg (Helmut Berger) is commanded to establish a brothel catering to the Nazi elite. Wallenburg diligently selects and trains 20 young Aryan women committed to the ideals of National Socialism and prepared to degrade themselves for their masters, setting the scene for an exercise in debauchery and corruption that parallels de Sade's 'One Hundred and Twenty Days of Sodom', and reflects the growing violence and depravity of the Nazi regime.