Slightly Scarlet (1956):Driven by blind ambition,  fast-talking publicity man Ben Grace (John Payne) ha found a way to smear  the reputation of "reform" mayoral candidate Frank Jansen (Kent Taylor). He  will do so by exposing Jansen's red-haired girlfriend, June (Rhonda  Fleming), with her man-hungry kleptomaniac sister, Dorothy (Arlene Dahl),  who also happens to be a convict out on parole.Naked Kiss (1964):Kelly, a prostitute who tires of her city syndicate and seeks to forget her  past, arrive in the small town of Grantville and obtains a job at the  Children's Orthopedic Hospital as a nurses' aid. At once, in the small  town, she is caught up in a romantic whirl, first with a police chief who  wants her for what she used to be, and then with his best friend, the  town's millionaire, who, even though aware of her former life, begs her to  marry him.Blonde Ice (1948):BLONDE ICE tells the bizarre tale of  a beautiful society columnist whose desire for money and position turn her  into a serial killer - a story most Hollywood studios of the 1940's  wouldn't touch! The tagline "ICE in her veins - ICICLES in her heart"  perfectly describes Claire Cummins as she eagerly seduces rich and powerful  men.Bonus Features:Commentary by Jay Fenton, Film Restoration  Consultant, Bonus Film Noir TV Episode - "Into the Night", Bonus `Soundie'  - "Satan Wear A Satin Dress", Photo Gallery, Bonus Film Noir Trailers,  Video Interview with Jay Fenton on Film Restoration, Edgar Ulmer - A  Fascinating Possibility, Liner Notes written by Jay Fenton, Bios, Trailers,  Scene Selections, Slightly Scarlet - Anamorphic Widescreen Enhanced for  16x9 monitors, Commentary by Award Winning mystery writer and filmmaker Max  Allan Collins, Original Theatrical Trailer - Naked Kiss, Interviews with  Michael Dante and Krista Fuller.Specs:3-DVD9s; Dolby Digital;  266 minutes; B&W; 1.33:1, 1.77:1 & 1.85:1 Aspect Ratio; MPAA - NR; Year -  1948, 1956, 1964; SRP - $29.99.