Step into a wildly surreal collision of comedy and cinema history with the Monty Python and Ken Russell’s Gothic VHS (1986)—a one-of-a-kind release that fuses the irreverent wit of Monty Python with the flamboyant, visually audacious style of cult director Ken Russell. This VHS is a kaleidoscopic trip through gothic absurdity, blending Python’s signature sketch-based chaos with Russell’s decadent, boundary-pushing flair for the macabre and the theatrical. From outrageous visual gags to moments that tiptoe on the edge of cinematic sanity, every frame is a collectible time capsule of 1980s cult pop culture. A must-have for die-hard Python fans, cinephiles, and anyone with a taste for the delightfully bizarre, this VHS isn’t just a movie—it’s an experience that boldly celebrates the art of the absurd.

From the brilliant & twisted mind that brought the hellish & hallucinatory historical horror masterpiece about mass hysteria – The Devils – this 80’s cult classic shows he’s still got it & is the perfect addition to the collection of any horror purist, or adventurous cinephile.