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The Exorcist was also nominated for ten Oscars and won two. Not bad for a banned film.
I find Australian films hit hard!!! Two great movies off the top of my head, but soooo heavy. Snowtown Murders ( great filmmaking and GREAT acting ), and the same for “Revenge” . The latter being a masterclass in filmmaking.
Heard wolf creek was also banned idk
I have seen all of these films in the past and still one of my favourite from the girls point of view was I spit on your grave especially the bathroom scene. Of course the exorcist was infamous I didn't think the film was really like great loved the special effects of course the church said the heated it but it was good for business if you know what I mean and still is today. I believe they had to start running classes in exorcism to keep up with the people complaining about people having the devil inside them.??? Of course the exorcist was a good story as well the usual idea of tourists getting lost in the wilderness with a mad family.
Faces Of Death isn't very good. Now we are getting into exploitation.
In the vein of TCM's ban for "nothing", I've always loved that Hitchcock was told he had to trim down "Psycho" because it was too graphic... So he sent the unedited film back to the board. Which approved it. 🤣
Yes. Hammer used to do that all the time 😆
Not always because of bans, but musicians used to do the same thing with songs.
Execs, ad people would say if you would change this and that, you would get backing,
and the musicians would send back the same song or album and it would be meet with
approval.
It's hard to explain what seeing Faces of Death as a kid in the pre-internet 80s was like. My friend's older brother let us watch it and told us everything we saw was real. Back then there was no way to debunk that.
Technically, Linda Blair didn't film most of the controversial scenes in The Exorcist, a brilliant actress called Eileen Deitz was Blairs stand in.
Growing up in Ireland my mam never had any problem with me watching horror at a young age, but when one of my older brothers brought a copy of "I spit on your grave" she went berserk and broke the VHS across his back, she was a gentle woman but had her breaking point, ........good times :)
Lervish
I hope you’re kidding but damn…. That story has a lot of depth could make a movie out of that alone.
@@zianawind2970 Be a very short movie
An Irish mother who’s usually composed and allowing of her children watching horror films suddenly breaks composure at 1 particular film, enough to break the tape netting her own sons back?!.. definitely more than the obvious happened there.. not a short movie at all
@@zianawind2970 It was a film with nudity and r@pe, everything else was fantasy plus she had warned them about it before, you mess with the bull you get the horn, she had 7 children so her justice was swift.
I was in my 20’s in the 1970’s. I saw all the 70’s films at the drive in! 😂😂😂 Didn’t sleep for about a week after Texas Chain Saw Massacre. Personally, I found the book The Exorcist much scarier than the movie, but that’s just me. Thanks for another great video ❤️
Radical 🍩
I concur, the exorcist film is scary but the book’s downright terrifying
@@mikesilva3868 😂
I agree, I read the book. However, the movie still scares the crap out of me!! The sound design alone is frightening!!
That must have been awesome seeing those movies at the drive in.
I’m avoiding for LIFE a horror movie that involves the R of a baby. I can’t unhear that, I’d never be able to unsee or unforget it!
Just to clarify with regards to the Exorcist. It was never banned in the UK. You could legally see this movie in cinemas but the director of the BBFC in the 80s prevented it from being on VHS.
When he resigned from his post it was immediately passed with an 18 for video along with The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Evil Dead (uncut), & other previously banned movies without hesitation.
With regard to this there was an excellent two part BBC documentary about the BBFC called 'Empire of the Censors'. It aired in the mid 90s as part of an extreme cinema weekend (titled Forbidden Weekend) and included airing The Devils, The Night Porter, Performance, Beat Girl, and Bad Taste.
It's a truly excellent doc, covering a very concise "warts and all" history.
What's most interesting is that it was made only a few years before James Ferman (director of the BBFC, and featured heavily in the doc) retired which then led to a huge relaxing in BBFC policy which meant films like Exorcist and the "video nasties" could finally be made available on home video.
As a bizarre aside, given that Ferman was ultimately responsible for so many "extreme" classics being unavailable (Exorcist, TCM, Clockwork Orange....the last goes on) he weirdly went hard to bat for Passolini's Salo (though it could only be shown in approved venues), labeling it a film of such importance that it could not be censored without damaging the intent...
Rich fuckers, eh 🤷
@@MiSTSYL Quick clarification. A Clockwork Orange was withdrawn by the director himself because of a police threat.
If he didn’t withdraw the film then they couldn’t guarantee the safety for him or his family.
The trouble with Ferman was that he felt the working class wasn’t educated enough to differentiate what was real & what wasn’t.
Ferman was a failed American movie director who had his own editing suite at the BBFC & personally edited violent scenes, or weapons that he felt was unsuitable for the working class consumption.
When he retired the new BBFC director had it dismantled.
@@MiSTSYL Kubrick withdrew "A Clockwork Orange" (after copycat attacks by fucking idiots) and so, was never banned in the UK by the BBFC.
As such, it was available, legally, days after Kubricks death...
Strange old world we live in.
Still an avid follower, Emma! So many times your recommendations go right into my watchlist!
Me too 📼
Thank you
I've seen them all! For Serbian Flim - you mentioned "that scene" and "you know which one"- which one??? I can think of three that I can't unsee!
I actually own this thing and sure, the baby sex part is totally repellant. However on repeat viewings (without the shock of the first viewing) the scene looks so fake and cartoonist that it's hard to take seriously. The closing few minutes are much more disgusting anyway.
I've seen all the films listed but I have to say "I spit on your grave" is a reimagining of a classic swedish film "The Virgin Spring"
Your sincerely, Christopher from Singapore
Sorry, Christopher. It's "The Last House on the Left" that reimagines "The Virgin Spring", not "I Spit on Your Grave." Further, "The Virgin Spring" is itself a reimagining of a 13th century Swedish ballad, 'Tore's Daughters in Vange'.
I'll never watch Cannibal Holocaust because of the animal cruelty being real. There was no reason for that. If he could convince people that well that he'd murdered other humans, then he could've done the same for the animals without harming them. I'm a horror junkie but I won't entertain that film.
Weirdly the Faces of Death series was readily available in every rental store back in the 80s in the USA. It was like the Quadruple Cheeseburger of the horror section, the thing on the menu that made you feel good about only getting a double cheeseburger in the form of Hellraiser or whatever.
I worked in a video store mid 80s to early 90s. The damn thing kept getting stolen and the owner finally stopped replacing it and refused to carry it.
Before getting into The Texas Chainsaw Massacre I wanted to check out a few scenes on yt to make sure it's close to my vibe. I watched one or two and when I got to sleep I dreamt about it like I was in it! That terrified me but also made me want to watch the damn thing and now it's one of my fav cult classics!
Fun fact about me: my mom and I used to rent the Faces of Death movies to watch together...she was my horror mentor and she was the best!
For me, it was a Right of Passage.
I think two others were banned: The human centipede 2 (2011) (sorry if you is having your breakfast), and : The Hunt (2019) (if you wake up in a forest, without remembering anything, ¡Run!).
One thing that people never talk about when discussing A Serbian Film is the cinematography. Its such a good looking movie
Nobody gives a shit abt that bc its bad writing and exploitative as fuck
Yeah,and Salo sadly was the same.... but just disgusting movies .....
YES!
agreed
The funny thing about Serbian film is everything is good and that movie from the acting to the cinematography to the color schemes it almost has like a dreamlike quality that is lacking in a lot of movies especially when their horror stories about things that could really happen not just any like ghost movies or paranormal movies and things like that. One of the very first reviews I have a read of Serbian film was about 10 years ago and the guy who did the review said that if it weren't for such horrible subject matter the movie would probably be up for several awards especially when it comes to the art side of movie making.
And it does a good job at pacing. It slowly builds the fucked up so you're always shocked at whats happening. Any lesser movie would blow it load in the beginning and the whole thing would be boring after that.
Somehow all of a sudden The Exorcist feels like a Disney movie.
I went into Cannibal Holocaust blind as a midnight movie. I had no idea what I was getting into and regret seeing it. I absolutely cannot do animal cruelty.
i love horror and have seen some very intense ones but refuse to watch cannibal holocaust for the real life animal cruelty.
@@fippywip There's a version out there with the animal scenes cut out, which is the one I've seen. It's also the reason I have never watched those Faces of death movies.
@@angedemonwt i like that theres that version and i might watch it someday, but idk just knowing that that went into the process of making the movie makes me not want any part of it. i bet i will someday, ive seen just about every other horror, but (intense) animal stuff is like my one limit
Agreed!!! I’ve never seen but will never watch knowing there was actual animal cruelty involved in the making of the movie.
Nice choices for this video. Serbian Film is definitely banana peels for me. Will never watch it again. Marytrs is also a movie that is difficult to watch but so good.
Banning a movie is pointless for many reasons but you can just download it wherever you live
It may be an urban legend, but I read that the whole Video Nasty thing kicked off in part because Ruggero Deodato, in an attempt to drum up publicity, wrote to Mary Whitehouse, pretending to be an average Joe, claiming to have been traumatised by Cannibal Holocaust. Whoops.
Think I've seen all of these and most of the sequels. Being an edgy highschooler in the 90's means that you had to get together with your friends and watch all the Faces/Traces of Death. I haven't seen A Serbian Film since it first became *available online, but I remember it not being as bad as I was anticipating content-wise, and was actually very artfully shot, and well-acted. Not to say it wasn't grotesque, but I was expecting something along the lines of a snuff movie. It felt more like a surreal nightmare that clearly had ambitions towards being a potent allegory for something I wasn't familiar with. It was like Salo 2.0 for me.
Serbian is the only one I haven't seen. No desire at all to see it.
Cannibal holocaust put me to sleep. Rather watch Green Inferno. A Serbian Film is one of my favs. The story is actually really good.
I'll never get that. Somebody who watches extreme horror movies for a living saying Cannibal Holocaust didn't do anything for them. You are clearly missing the message. The final line of the movie is 'It makes you wonder who the real cannibals are'. Did you miss that or was it to blatant?
Everyone has a opinion…just like you
When films were banned, here in the UK, it didn't really stop people from watching them. All it managed to do was force films like these to go under the counter and away from the shelves of the VHS rental stores. So if you regularly visited the shop your face would become known and this opened up the under the counter options.
I have all of these in my collection except for Traces of Death and Faces of Death which I'm not interested in. Great content Emma, thank you.
Yikes. Im horrified that there's such an appetite for snuff films and hardcore gore.
Read the comments everyone has seen them! Surprised me haha
I've seen cannibal Holocaust (and hated it), i spit on your grave (i actually like this one), a serbian film (i actually think that this one has artistic merit that's been lost through the controversy. But at the same time jt also went too far for me to be able to enjoy that artistic merit. So i appreciate but will not be rewatching), the exorcist (what is there to say? Great film and the texas chainsaw massacre (by far my favourite movie on this list, as it's one of my favorite movies of all time. I will never get over the genius cinematography and editing in the dinner scene!). And i'm not at all interested in faces and traces of death.
"Pornography of terror!" is the greatest tagline ever. If I was Tobe Hooper or Kim Henkel I would've put that on every TCM promo ever!
The Exorcist and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre are the only ones I've seen.
Thanks Emma. I've seen 4. If Salo was listed I'd have that too.
Here's a question? It seems that the US is one country that has rarely banned anything since the 60s.
Are there any currently banned films in America?
there's The Profit which is a docudrama about L Ron Hubbard and $cientology, which was withheld from release because it would supposedly taint a trial's outcomes about the death of a former member, and even though that trial's been over and done with since 2007 there's still legal higglety-pigglety keeping it from an official release
Unlike in many countries, there is no government cinema classification board in the US. The age restrictions are set by the motion picture association, which is a private organization. They are voluntary and have no legal enforcement.
So there is no way to ban a movie in the US, unless you can find something criminal in it and ban it from distribution that way.
I've seen Cannibal Holocaust,A Serbian Film, The Exorcist and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. I wasn't surprised about Cannibal and ASF, I'd heard about Chainsaw,but The Exorcist was a surprise to me. I don't blame people for deciding the first two aren't for them , especially given the animal cruelty in Cannibal and subject matter in ASF.
I can watch just about anything, but the animal cruelty is where I draw the line. Sounds weird, but I just can't.
Not weird at all, it’s very common for horror fans
The thing is Cannibal Holocaust, conceptually, is an excellent film satirizing the whole cannibal film craze and exploitative film-making in general, as well as racial and cultural attitudes. The problem is the over-reliance on sexual violence and the actual animal cruelty in the film for shock value ends up undermining the message and, i believe, making it kind of hypocritical i could write an essay on my thoughts about Cannibal Holocaust
I have seen Texas Chainsaw (it's incredible) and The Exorcist (excellent but not as good as TTCM) and i watched half of Cannibal Holocaust but couldn't finish it i think it's the only movie to make me do this. The others i haven't seen.
How twisted am I, seen them all 😆
Very!
Also I watched the full version of A Serbian Film and I can't even understand how a scene called a newborn porn is something anybody would ever think of!!!! I had to stop after that part because it literally traumatized me.....I tried finishing it but I ended up just skipping around because it was just so awful especially the ending!!!!
Honestly i've seen them all, just to see what the hype was about. A Serbian Film was to my mind probably the worst to watch mainly for certain scenes that were difficult to watch. I would add a few more movies onto your list, A Clockwork Orange (1971) with Kubrick telling censors to "bite me" when they wanted to censor it. Straw Dogs (1971), The last house on the left (1972), The evil dead (1983), The Life of Brian (1979) etc. These where films banned of censored at time of release which to my mind just made people want to see them all the more. Feel free to add your own list.
A lot of comments about a Serbian film. I thought it was mediocre at best. Shock for shock sake . August underground part 2 (bath scene) was waaay more disturbing for me.
I have got all of these films except Traces of death. I have 4K of a few of these films.
Most of these films are not that good. But clearly Exorcist, TCSM are classics.
I saw CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST as a kid, and I was totally distressed. It was disgusting for women and as well for the animals. I am so disgusted to see women's being objectified. You really see the hate to women in so many movies.
I really enjoy Cannibal Holocaust and see it as important social commentary , Faces of Death I wont bother with , Traces of Death I have seen several of them , I Spit On Your Grave I didn't know was banned - its not very good , A Serbian Film I wouldn't watch it again , The Exorcist is a classic I recommend also reading the book , Texas Chainsaw Massacre - A Pornography Of Violence. Nice. 4/5
Never seen the uncut I Spit On Your Grave. It's still banned in England. But I thought the cut version was.... meh. Boring. I can't believe any rapist would find sexual pleasure watching it. You barely see anything explicit. It's just a load of screaming. More annoying than a turn on.
I haven't watched The Exorcist. I can watch disturbing films, but I have my limits. I know some people will respond to me saying The Exorcist isn't as bad or I'm being too scared. Religious horror, depending on the type of movie, I can't watch. Something about this movie bothers me.
So, I've seen all of the mentioned except Cannibal Holocaust. I'm a HUGE horror fan and I'm very close to a complete ntsc 80s and 90s horror collection. I can tell you that I've seen alot of disturbing films, but none of these films capture the absolute disgusting nature of the final scene in A Serbian Film. I like alot of horror and disturbing scenes, but damn. The director went too far for me on that one. Not to mention, I have kids, sooooo.....yeah.
I loved seeing Jennifer get her revenge in I Spit on Your Grave. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Cannibal Holocaust scared the shit out of me! And I outright refuse to watch A Serbian Film.
Blood of the Beasts by Georges Franju, 1949
I made the mistake of watching the unrated version of A Serbian Film and Wolf of Wall Street in the same week. Definitely don’t recommend unless you want to be totally mind- f@$&##. And I own the former.
I own all the movies you mentioned, apart from Faces of Death & Traces of Death. Films like that are just pathetic ways of making money.
I saw Cannibal Holocaust but it was not my thing, and i can't stand animal cruelty. So i will never watch it again. I'm still not over the cow in Apocalypse Now...In Canada when i was young (80s) i saw the Faces of Death tapes often at the video store. Everybody was saying that it was real....i never fully beleived it but i never watched it. Now if you say that there's animal deaths too....i probably wont ever. A Serbian Film is where i drew the line too. Never went that way.
I didn’t realize there was an original when I saw I spit on your grave. I saw the remake and it was intense but it was also very captivating and interesting. I also have seen the exorcist and while I didn’t find it that scary there are definitely nail biting moments and I enjoyed the story. I have also seen Texas chainsaw massacre and enjoyed it. The 70s vibe is honestly hilarious and I felt like while it was inferring violence like you said, it really doesn’t show anything. I enjoyed it overall
A Serbian Film I haven't watched in about five years. I did watch the uncut version but I don't remember liking it that much. Maybe because I didn't really like the lead actor very much and I don't like mean spirited movies.
Now why the hell did that maths teacher show Faces of Death to their students.. like was it the end of the year when they show movies instead of having class or was it randomly in the middle of the year, did they think it was somehow appropriate or was it on purpose 😭
Have you ever watched "the golden glove"? Might be one you'd like.
Not yet😊
Now THAT was a brutal movie. I'm not squirmish, but wow, that was a tough watch. I'd never heard the name Fritz Honka before that movie.
Yes I have a review on it
@@spookyastronauts Sorry, I just saw that after posting, what i liked about this one is the depiction of social misery, for once a movie maker did not shy away from the loosing side of society and the serial killer is just an absolute monster with no redeeming qualities, and he's quite stupid and coward, far cry from Hannibal Lecter and all these romanticized killers in films.
for me the list its not so shocking well after all this stuff i had saw in my life,like i said i am desensitize!i just i wanna a movie with horror that can reach and nail the fear and be disturbing too.but i guess i will never take .
Snuff and animal snuff have no place in movies and are just a lazy, immoral way to get shock value. The assault scene in CH had a 14 year old as the victim who was not briefed about what was going to happen to her.
I’ve only seen Exorcist and TCM. I can’t say I have much desire to watch the others.
I've seen all of these. They make Hollywood movies seem rather boring.
I tried to watch A Serbian Film three times and I found it so badly made and so boring that I always stopped ir after about thirty minutes. 🍼🍸🍸
I have seen them all . First I'm not a fan of film's with sexual assault or animal abuse. Not my cup of tea ! Seberian film , I only saw it one . Will not see it again for that one scene. Father Dameon and Regan are still the best good and evil duo !!! Of all time !!! Great pics
I’ve seen 4 of those…. I’ve got some others that were also banned in Australia but finally were released, as well as them promoting that on the cover.
I kept finding these “previously banned but now available” movies in Newtown 👍🏼
Glad you started it off with cannibal holocaust. That’s one of my favorite movies ever
Seen em all 😈 One banned film I never saw until recently was The Devils. It must have melted minds back in 1971!
honestly, who gives a shit if one of the actors cried after filming scenes in c.h. multiple animals were gruesomely killed simply for gratuity... if any of those assholes had an inkling of morals or ethics, they would have walked off the set instead of "just" crying.... also, the director brought the arrest on himself since he was the first person to claim that the human killings were real
Seen them all except A Serbian Film and having read some writings about it I have no desire to ever watch it. I have to admit I had a harder time sitting through Martyrs than the majority of movies on this list.
I've seen all of these, my video store back in the day had Faces Of Death in the porno section along with tattoo movies...
Salo should have made this list...the director was murdered for making that film lol
I have cannibal Holocaust 2 & cannibal ferox
I remember when I first started getting into horror movies around 2006, my dad told me about how Faces Of Death was the most horrifying horror movie he had ever seen and how everything from it was real. By 2009 or so I finally seen the movie and yeah, it was pretty awful. In the terrifying way. Not scary, just disturbing.
I've seen as these movies and the only one I would watch again is Texas chainsaw massacre. The rest no way I would want to see them again at all especially a Serbian Film.
They're actually remaking Faces of Death
It's funny because Tourist Trap (1979), which actually has a similar tone to TCM (1974), got a PG-rating & yet is more graphically violent than TCM... Go figure!
and Tobe Hooper had wanted a PG rating for TCM, lol
@@MissSallyB1 😯
Tourist Trap is one of Stephen King's favorite movies. I've never seen it but I didn't think it was supposed to be like TCM. Isn't it about mannequins or a wax museum or something like that?
I have seen all of these. The one thing that was funny is A Serbian Film was on youtube with all of its content a few years ago where I watched it for free. It was horrible but I still watch all the stuff.
OMG so cool you mentioned the "A Serbian Film situation" in Brazil! I was one of the people who had tickets for the movie in the film festival. It was a festival hosted by a Brazilian company/bank, and when people heard what the movie depicted, many of the bank's clients threatened to close their accounts if the movie was shown. At the sabe time, horror fans even organized a small protest in front of the building where the Festival was taking place, but still it wasn't shown. I confess I bought the tickets because of the hype, but I didn't know how extreme it was... when I finally watched it I hated it very very much 🤣 Not my cup of tea at all, and I felt sick all night long... I draw my line a little far from that.
WOW thats so wild! Thanks for sharing the details!
Salo or the 120 days of Sodom, Last temptation of chris, hail Mary
A Serbian Film was a "political algory?" Yeah right!
Faces of death was made by a Disney camera man as a side project.
Catching up on a few of your recent videos and just wanted to say - I just bought "The Nasty" and can't wait to read it! As a big horror and comicbook fan living in Glasgow Scotland who remembers the 90s well you can imagine how delighted I was to hear that this existed (a horror comic set in my hometown - yay!) so thank you for spreading the word :)
I've seen most of the films on the this list, but the exorcist is the only one I actually care for. Thank you for the video.
I spit on your grave made me gag it was awful. I’ve never seen the rest of these movies other than the exorcist
So basically, TCM was banned for being too scary lol
Traces Of Death: never watched. But bet it sucks.
Have you ever watched The Devils (1971), Emma? I believe it was banned in several places, and it took quite a while to get a dvd release.
On directors that stood trial for a film they made, I think that is also true of the director who made Salo or the 120 Days of Sodom.
Yes I have!
I've watched both. There's an interview of Oliver Reed discussing The Devils in some depth.
It had Mickey Spillane, Lady Barnett, and the interviewer was Parkinson Chat show in 1973.
It's on RUclips and the one discussing The Devils is Part 3.
Salo is a not really for me. I felt removed from the characters because of the way were depicted.
I very much liked The Devils though.
@@JohmathanBSwift - Oliver Reed and Mickey Spillane! I definitely need to watch this. Thank you for letting me know.
@@nevskislake Certainly.
This video convinced me to subscribe to your channel. Really liked the way you present your content.
Thanks!
Doesn’t Texas Chainsaw have a PG rating?
serbian film sickens me so much that one scene still plays in my head
thought the bottom pic in the thumbnail was jerma
I have always been too scared to watch The Exorcist and The Texas Chainsaw Massecre and need to work up the nerve. I guess it is a little ironic because I have seen Bad Boy Bubby and Hounds of Love.
I really need to give you credit for having it in to to have watched some of these movies.
I did enjoy the first half of Bad Boy Bubby. Especially up to the Rescue Missions work.
A little bit after that it became more of a sideshow itself. Somewhat losing its integrity.
I did enjoy Hounds of Love all the way through.
Faces of Death isn't really worth your time.
The Exorcist and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre are though.
Both are very well done.
If I may add one, The Devils with Oliver Reed.
The BBFC has become very relaxed since 1999 (when the people responsible for not allowing certain movies on VHS etc). The whole UK video Nasty scene is very interesting and intrigues many many people. I've watched these movies, to which the only 1 that made me go "no thank you" was "A Serbian Film". I do think this was done just to make a shock value horror movie, to which it achieved.
THIRD!!!
I mean who hasnt seen or heard of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre? 🤔
Mother is serving bangs and all of us are eating it UPPPPPP
serbian flim is the only movie I wish to unseen
I’m a horror FANATIC. Idc how many times it’s recommended or comes across a horror list. I WILL NEVER WATCH IT. I DONT DO ANIMAL CRUELTY 🚫✋🏾👎
Idk why people say this yet they pay for it in the store and fastfood.. one look at dominion documentary shows how much animal cruelty there actually is creating these products.
i think i have seen the same 5 as you, yea hell no to those death movies.
Where is our Scream 6 review?
You’ve missed all my posts and videos when I mentioned I’m in Japan! Check out the community wall :) I tried to let y’all know in several videos including my wrap up!
@@spookyastronautsOh!!! I see!! Well I cannot wait for it. Enjoy your time in Japan. I bet it's amazing. XOXO.