Wow I haven't seen Daughters of Darkness in about a decade. I just came across my unrated VHS the other day, not too many memories of the film. I found it boring at the time, but that's to be expected when you're 12 or 13.

Oh my god, If I would've seen it at that age, it would've caused me terrible nightmares! 
It's a very special, multilayered film that needs several viewings, imo. This second watch after only two months was inspired by my wish to review it extensively. Now that I've detected much more of the film's sensational melodramatic and self-reflexive complexity, this really is an overwhelming challenge (and Christ, a review of "Eastern Promises" is also in preparation...). If you're interested, the 2-Disc-Edition by Blue Underground is a real jewel and probably the first edition that reveals how far Kmel and his photographer Eduard van der Enden went with their visual extravaganza. The Scenes with the hypnotic Delphine Seyrig wearing the red and silver dresses probably never looked that clear.
There was an intriguing article about the history of Flemish cinema in a German Film Magazine which also included a long break about Harry Kmel. The whole article inspired me to watch more Flemish Films in the Future (If possible) and especially Kmel's most personal and intimate Work "Malpertuis" which he was able to realize after the huge success of "Daughters of Darkness" (which he himself considers to be a nice, but ugly piece of trash today - strange).

I know its not a competition, but I may have seen more than 55 this month.

Oh, that's really relieving to hear! 
So, 55 doesn't seem too extreme to you. I was shocked about myself when I finished counting them...