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Danza Macabra: Volume Five — The Spanish Gothic Collection (1964-1985)
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Severin Films - 25 août 2026

Titre Original
Audio
: Spanish/Basque Mono
Sous-titres : English
Durée : voir ci-dessous
Format : [5-Disc Blu-ray Box Set] 4 movies - 5 cuts / import US  
Zone : Region free
Genre : Horreur, Thriller, Comédie

Synopsis
Disc 1: STRANGE VOYAGE (1964)

“AN UNMITIGATED MASTERPIECE…
Fernán Gómez' directs a perfect blend of black comedy and
grotesque drama. It remains one of the best films in Spanish cinema.”
39escalones

THE NORTH AMERICAN DISC PREMIERE
WITH 2+ HOURS OF SPECIAL FEATURES

In 1964, renowned novelist, playwright and actor Fernando Fernán Gómez directed his most controversial film, “a truly remarkable” (Cinemagavia) gothic horror black comedy based on a shocking true crime, condemned by government censors upon its release and featuring a surprisingly poignant performance by none other than Jess Franco: In an old dark house on the outskirts of a rural village, a matriarch cruelly bullies her two childlike adult siblings. But when dread leads to murder, will repression and deceit bring about the most depraved acts of all? Carlos Larrañaga (THE PRIDE AND THE PASSION), Tota Alba (STRANGE LOVE OF THE VAMPIRES), Lina Canalejas (BLOOD HUNT) and María Luisa Ponte (EUGENIE) co-star in this “masterpiece of artistic subversion” (The Postmodern Pelican), now scanned in 2K from the original camera negative with over 2 hours of new Special Features.

Special Features:

  • Audio Commentary With Dr. Adrian Smith, Co-Author Of Norman J. Warren: Gentleman Of Terror
  • A 'Rara Avis' Duo – Ángel Sala, Head Of Programming At The Sitges Film Festival, On Fernando Fernán Gómez & Jess Franco
  • The Multifaceted Mind Of Fernando Fernán Gómez – Filmmaker Helena de Llanos On The Work And Legacy Of Her Grandfather
  • Facing The Sun: STRANGE VOYAGE's Promise Of Broken Dreams – Video Essay By Andy Marshall-Roberts, Host Of The Nasty Pasty Podcast
  • Trailer

Disc Specs:

Runtime: 92 mins
Audio: Spanish Mono
Subtitles: English
Region A/B/C
Aspect Ratio: 1.66:1

Discs 2 – 3: EXORCISM’S DAUGHTER (1971)

“OFTEN ASTONISHING…
The cast is incredible, and the film dares to do things
that major productions wouldn’t have the audacity to do.”
Hypnosemaschinen

TWO COMPLETE VERSIONS ON DISC 
FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER
WITH 2+ HOURS OF SPECIAL FEATURES

What was deceptively marketed in North America as an EXORCIST rip-off is in fact one of Spain’s most unsettling genre films of the ‘70s: Driven to madness by a horrific childhood trauma, a young woman (Analía Gadé of IN THE EYE OF THE HURRICANE) is committed to a brutal insane asylum from which there may be no escape. Francisco Rabal (SORCERER, DAGON), Espartaco Santoni (THE FEAST OF SATAN) and Helga Liné (THE VAMPIRES NIGHT ORGY) co-star in this “disturbing” (Mondo Digital) gothic drama written and directed by Rafael Moreno Alba (DREAM KISS), presented in its original Spanish Version LAS MELANCÓLICAS scanned in 4K from the original camera negative plus the complete U.S. Version (also known as THE HOUSE OF INSANE WOMEN) with additional footage  including the infamous inmate orgy sequence  now sourced from an archival 35mm print, with over 2 hours of new Special Features. 

Disc 2: Spanish Version + Special Feature

  • Trailer

Disc Specs:

Runtime: 111 mins
Audio: Spanish Mono
Subtitles: English
Region A/B/C
Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1

Disc 3: U.S. Version + Special Features

  • Audio Commentary With Matt Rogerson, Author Of The Vatican Versus Horror Movies And Fulci’s Inferno: Faith In The Films Of A Horror And Giallo Auteur
  • A Film That Stands Apart – An Appreciation By Ángel Sala, Head Of Programming At The Sitges Film Festival
  • Madwoman In The Attic: EXORCISM'S DAUGHTER And The Female Gothic – Video Essay By Kat Ellinger, Author Of Daughters Of Darkness

Disc Specs:

Runtime: 96 mins
Audio: English Mono
Subtitles: English SDH
Region A/B/C
Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1

Disc 4: THE DRACULA SAGA (1973)

“GORY, GRITTY AND BEAUTIFULLY GOTHIC…
An intoxicating horror experience that melds new and classic ideas
to hit all the right notes for EuroHorror fans.”
At The Mansion of Madness

THE NORTH AMERICAN BLU-RAY PREMIERE
WITH 2+ HOURS OF SPECIAL FEATURES

From famed director León Klimovsky (THE NIGHT OF THE WALKING DEAD, THE PEOPLE WHO OWN THE DARK) comes the daring gothic shocker hailed as “one of the most original vampire films in Spanish horror cinema” (Cine Maldito): When Dracula’s pregnant granddaughter (Tina Sáinz) and her upstanding husband (Tony Isbert of TRAGIC CEREMONY) arrive at the Count’s castle, it will birth a nightmare of profane seduction, ancestral damnation and inconceivable vampiric carnage. Helga Liné (THE LORELEY’S GRASP), María Kosty (NIGHT OF THE SEAGULLS) and Narciso Ibáñez Menta (THE BEAST MUST DIE) co-star in this “bizarre Spanish gem” (Bloody Pit of Horror) co-written by Emilio Martínez Lázaro (CAKE OF BLOOD) and Juan Tébar (THE LEGEND OF BLOOD CASTLE), now scanned in 2K from the original camera negative with over 2 hours of new Special Features.

Special Features:

  • Audio Commentary With Rod Barnett And Troy Guinn, Film Historians/Co-Hosts Of NaschyCast
  • Klimovsky's Vampires – An Appreciation By Ángel Sala, Head Of Programming At The Sitges Film Festival
  • The Spanish Hammer: The Rise And Fall Of Profilmes – Interview With Profilmes Production And Sales Executive Lluís Ferrando
  • Inheritance As Horror: Blood, Tradition And The Gothic In THE DRACULA SAGA – Video Essay By Kat Ellinger, Author Of Daughters Of Darkness
  • Trailer

Disc Specs:

Runtime: 92 mins
Audio: English Mono, Spanish Mono
Subtitles: English SDH, English
Region A/B/C
Aspect Ratio: 1.66:1

Disc 5: THE TURN OF THE SCREW (1985)

“DE LA IGLESIA CREATES
THE PERFECT ATMOSPHERE…
The film is a ‘turn’ that goes beyond James’ original story,
making it even more insane and disturbing.”
Spanish Fear

 THE NORTH AMERICAN DISC PREMIERE
WITH 3+ HOURS OF SPECIAL FEATURES

From Eloy de la Iglesia – writer/director of such controversial classics as CANNIBAL MAN, THE GLASS CEILING, NO ONE HEARD THE SCREAM, NAVAJEROS and EL PICO – comes the startling 1985 adaptation of Henry James’ classic novella of gothic horror: After dropping out of seminary, a spiritually conflicted young man (Pedro Mari Sánchez of CREATION OF THE DAMNED) is hired to teach a pair of wealthy orphans in their remote seaside mansion. But when he begins to believe that the estate is haunted by the ghost of the previous cruel caretaker, it will unlock an ordeal of lost innocence, forbidden desire and immoral terror. Queta Claver (THE PRIEST) co-stars in this provocative shocker – “a thoughtful drama with shades of SALÒ” (Beyond Boundaries) – now scanned in 4K from the original camera negative with over 3 hours of new Special Features.

Special Features:

  • Audio Commentary With Matt Rogerson, Author Of The Vatican Versus Horror Movies And Fulci’s Inferno: Faith In The Films Of A Horror And Giallo Auteur
  • Repression And Tragedy – An Appreciation By Ángel Sala, Head Of Programming At The Sitges Film Festival
  • One In Four Hundred – Interview With Actor Asier Hernández
  • The Role Of My Dreams – Interview With Actress Cristina Goyanes
  • Head Full Of Phantoms – Video Essay By Xavier Aldana Reyes, Author Of Spanish Gothic: National Identity, Collaboration And Cultural Adaptation
  • Trailer