I have the Bohemian Gothic and also its sister the Victorian Romantic. I like them both, and if doing readings in a more formal setting rather than "on the hoof" or during table-hopping, I will offer the sitter the choice. People will usually opt for the darker Bohemian Gothic which at first surprised me; I assumed that people would go for the lighter Victorian Romantic. However people tell me that they think to themselves "Well, if I'm having a tarot reading I may as well have one that's a bit dark and edgy."
I personally just prefer the Victorian Roamntic, but I also love the Bohemian Gothic. There are just one or two imagies in the Gothic deck that are a bit cheesey - one involving the wolfman and one that is supposed to be the original movie Dracula (bald head, thin, pointy nose) but just looks like Eddie Munster 40 years on.
I often mix the two decks together. That works very well. If you can find cards that are the same size (eg the Victorian Gothic and Bohemian Gothic) I would encourage anyone to mix 'n' match to create their own unique deck.