The Lair Of The White Worm (1988)

Ken Russell's deliriously campy horror comedy "The Lair Of The White Worm" turns a snake-worshipping folk legend into something far stranger and more sensual than typical creature-feature fare. Amanda Donohoe anchors the film as the serpentine Lady Sylvia Marsh, delivering a performance dripping with seductive menace that has made her a fixture of cult horror fandom. The archive holds 1 scene clip capturing her nude and baring all in a moment of pure gothic sleaze, the kind of unhinged eroticism that defines Russell's most gleefully excessive work.