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[edit] Non-prosecuted Films

• The Beyond (original title: E Tu Vivrai Nel Terrore ‒ L'Aldilà; AKA Seven Doors of Death — re-released uncut in 2001)
• The Bogey Man (original title: The Boogeyman — released with 44s cut in 1992, re-released uncut in 2000)
• Cannibal Terror (original title: Terror Caníbal — released uncut in 2003)
• Contamination (released uncut in 2004 with a 15 rating)
• Dead & Buried (released with 30s cut in 1990, re-released uncut in 1999)
• Death Trap (original title: Eaten Alive — re-released uncut in 2000)
• Deep River Savages (original/alternate title: Il paese del sesso selvaggio, The Man from Deep River — released with 3m 45s cut in 2003)
• Delirium (Alternate title: Psycho Puppet — released with 16s cut in 1987)
• Don't Go in the House (released with 3m 7s cut in 1987, passed uncut in December 2011)
• Don't Go Near the Park (released uncut in 2006)
• Don't Look in the Basement (original title: The Forgotten — released uncut in 2005 with a 15 rating)
• The Evil Dead (re-released uncut in 2001)
• Frozen Scream (Banned outright)
• The Funhouse (Released uncut in 1987, re-classified 15 in 2007)
• Human Experiments (released with 26s cut in 1994)
• I Miss You, Hugs and Kisses (released with 1m 6s cut in 1986)
• Inferno (released with 20s cut in 1993 — re-released uncut in September, 2010)
• Killer Nun (original title: Suor Omicidi — released with 13s cut in 1993, re-released uncut in 2006)
• Late Night Trains (original title: L'ultimo treno della notte — released uncut in 2008)
• The Living Dead (original title: Non si deve profanare il sonno dei morti; AKA The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue; Let Sleeping Corpses Lie; Don't Open the Window — passed with 2m pre-cut in 1985, re-released uncut in 2002)
• Nightmare Maker (AKA Butcher, Baker, Nightmare Maker; Night Warning on the credits of some versions) (Banned outright)
• Possession (released uncut in 1999)
• Pranks (AKA The Dorm That Dripped Blood; Death Dorm — re-released with 10s cut in 1992)
• Prisoner of the Cannibal God (original title: La montagna del dio cannibale; AKA Mountain of the Cannibal God — released with 2m 6s cut in 2001)
• Revenge of the Boogeyman (original title: Boogeyman II — released with additional footage in 2003)
• The Slayer (released with 14s cut in 1992, re-released uncut in 2001)
• Terror Eyes (original title: Night School — released with 1m 16s cut in 1987)^[19]
• The Toolbox Murders (released with 1m 46s cut in 2000)
• Unhinged (released uncut in 2004)
• Visiting Hours (released with approximately 1m cut in 1986)
• The Witch Who Came From the Sea (released uncut in 2006)
• Women Behind Bars (original French title: Des diamants pour l'enfer) (Banned outright)
• Zombie Creeping Flesh (original title: Virus; AKA Hell of the Living Dead — released uncut in 2002)

Although commonly thought of as part of the DPP list, the following two titles never actually appeared on the DPP's official "nasties" list:

• Shogun Assassin (re-released uncut in 1999)
• Xtro (Released uncut in 1987, re-classified 15 in 2007; Xtro was a common title seized during police raids in the North of England prior to the official list being published.)

[edit] Breakdown of the list

Of these 72 films:

• 40 have been released uncut.
• 21 have been released cut.
• 1 has been released with additional footage.
• 10 are banned in the UK because they have not yet been resubmitted for classification by any distributors or have been rejected for classification.

Unless noted otherwise, all films that have been released have been rated 18. Also note that a large number of these movies caused additional controversy with the cover art of the original big box releases seen in the video shops of the early 1980s.

[edit] Films banned by the BBFC but not classed as Video Nasties

• The Exorcist (commonly said to have been banned during the video nasty era, but in fact Warner Brothers never submitted it for classification. However, this was because the chief censor James Ferman made it clear that if the film were to be submitted, it would be rejected. Shortly after Ferman retired as head of the BBFC, the film was re-submitted and passed with an '18' certificate).^[20]
• The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (passed uncut with an 18 certificate in 1999)
• Silent Night, Deadly Night (Originally never submitted for a certificate. It was submitted and passed uncut with an 18 certificate on January 22, 2010.)
• Straw Dogs (Banned around the video nasty period but not actually included on the list. It was re-released in 1995 partially cut with it finally being released uncut in 2002.)
• The New York Ripper (Banned outright in 1982 until it was released with cuts in 2002)
• Mikey (Still banned)
• Maniac (Passed with cuts on May 29, 2002)

[edit] Other films grouped with Video Nasties

• A Clockwork Orange (1971). It is often mistaken that Stanley Kubrick's film adaptation of 'A Clockwork Orange' was banned by the BBFC. It was actually Kubrick himself who decided to withdraw the film from exhibition in the UK on Police advice after receiving death threats toward himself and his family, as well as disliking reports found in the British Press that the film was responsible for copycat violence. Quoting Kubrick: "To try and fasten any responsibility on art as the cause of life seems to me to put the case the wrong way around. Art consists of reshaping life but it does not create life, nor cause life. Furthermore, to attribute powerful suggestive qualities to a film as at odds with the scientifically accepted view that, even after deep hypnosis, in a posthypnotic state, people cannot be made to do things which are at odds with their natures."^[21] The film was eventually released uncut on both Video and DVD in the UK shortly after Kubrick's death in 1999.

• Scum (1979). The British film Scum features the tagline "The film they tried to ban".^[22] The original TV film was made by the BBC, but they later decided not to broadcast it owing to the violence and suicides in the film. It was quickly remade by most of the original production team and released in cinemas, and was released on VHS at the height of the Video Nasties controversy, quickly becoming associated with them in the media.

[edit] Republic of Ireland

The moral panic extended to the Republic of Ireland.^[23] In 1986, the Dáil Select Committee on Criminal Lawlessness and Vandalism issued a report "Controls on video nasties" recommending that the powers of the film censor's office be extended to videos.^[23] This was implemented by the Video Recordings Act, 1989.^[24][25]

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