Loafer
is a 1996 India action comedy romance by David Dhawan. With Anil Kapoor, Pramod Moutho and Dinesh Anand.
BBFC cuts were required for 15 rated VHS in 1996. Presumably a pre-cut
version was passed PG in the same year.
Summary Notes
Ravi Kumar is clearly the black sheep of the Kumar family, and has been so for years. He is unemployed, uncouth, and gets into fist fights and
trouble all the time. And then a man is killed...
Versions
cut
cut:
9s
run:
137:09s
pal:
131:40s
sub:
sub:
UK: Passed 15 after 9s of BBFC category cuts for:
1996 Eros International VHS
pre-cut
cut:
run:
136:25s
pal:
130:58s
UK: Presumably a pre-cut version was assed PG uncut for:
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels is a 1998 UK crime film by Guy Ritchie. With Jason Flemyng, Dexter Fletcher and Nick Moran.
Exists as a Theatrical Version and Director's Cut
Summary Notes
Four Jack-the-lads find themselves heavily - seriously heavily - in debt to an East End hard man and his enforcers after a crooked card game. Overhearing their neighbours in the next
flat plotting to hold up a group of out-of-their-depth drug growers, our heros decide to stitch up the robbers in turn. In a way the confusion really starts when a pair of antique double-barrelled shotguns go missing in a completely different scam.
2006 Universal Locked 'n' Loaded R1 DVD at US Amazon
From IMDb. New footage included in director's cut:
at the very start of film, Ed is shown explaining the rules of 3 Card Brag to two people;
the scene where Big Chris goes to see the man on the sunbed is longer
Tom, Soap and Bacon are shown walking through the pub to the bar while
Ed is playing cards
the earlier stages of the card game are shown
Alan explains to Ed the "history" between JD and Harry
when Barry is talking to the two scousers the dialogue is different
when Big Chris is
walking into Harry's office near the end, he meets the man who was on the sunbed near the start of the film.
when Ed is being interviewed by the police you see him finishing explaining the rules of 3 Card Brag to them (as seen at very start)
just before the credits, you see Soap telling a whole joke in the car when they are coming back from the job
three outtakes are shown during the credits: one with Soap telling a joke, the next where Barry asks one of the scouser's for
an ice cream and one where a guy runs onto the set.
there's also a scene prior to Big Chris coming in to Harry's when he'll be told about the boys' debt. The Baptist questions if Chris is loyal, and Harry tells a story and we see Big Chris knock
2 guys out in an elevator collecting a debt
Theatrical Version
Theatrical Version
run:
107:03s
pal:
102:46s
UK: Passed 18 uncut for strong violence, very strong language:
2019 Lionsgate Home Entertainment RB Blu-ray at UK Amazon
UK: The Theatrical Version was passed 18 without BBFC cuts for:
2010 Universal Blu-ray
2004 4 Front VHS
1999 Polygram VHS
1998 cinema release
v Lockout
- 2012 France Action Sci-Fi by James Mather, Stephen St. Leger.
Logan is
a 2017 USA action Sci-Fi drama by James Mangold. Starring Doris Morgado, Dafne Keen and Boyd Holbrook.
Not cut, but the strong violence in a Superhero film was 15 rated by the
BBFC. The BBFC reported a little feedback calling for an 18 rating. In fact for this reason the film was the most complained about film to the BBFC in 2017 with 20 complaints. Listen to more in a podcast from bbfc.co.uk . The film was extensively cut in
China See article from movie-censorship.com
Summary Notes
In the near future, a weary Logan cares for an ailing Professor X in a hide out on the Mexican border. But Logan's attempts to hide from the
world and his legacy are up-ended when a young mutant arrives, being pursued by dark forces.
Lolita is a 1997 France/US romance by Adrian Lyne Starring Jeremy Irons, Dominique Swain
and Melanie Griffith
Cut in the US for an MPAA R rating. This cut version was distributed worldwide and was BBFC 18 rated in the UK. DVD extras were banned for UK DVD release in 2000.
Summary Notes
An English professor falls for a minor , and has to face the consequences of his actions.
Main Feature
best available
cut:
run:
137:22s
pal:
131:52s
UK: The cut R Rated version was passed 18 without
BBFC cuts for:
2000 Pathe R2 DVD
1999 Fox Pathe VHS
1998 cinema release
From IMDb:
Though Dawn Mauer was used as a body double for all nude scemes featuring Lolita (Dominique Swain), director Adrian Lyne bowed to public pressure and cut all of them from the film for its U.S. release. They reportedly exist in its original European
release.
Two scenes involving nudity from the body double were originally intended to be included as supplemental footage in the UK DVD release but were banned by the BBFC.
DVD Extras
banned
run:
6:23s
pal:
6:08s
UK: DVD Extras The Comic Book and The Lake Point Cottage were banned by the BBFC for:
2000 Pathe R2 DVD
The BBFC explained:
After careful consideration the Board has determined that these two scenes, which are more explicit versions of scenes present in the feature version of Lolita, are not suitable for
classification at any category. They are NOT present on the Region 1 DVD.
The Comic Book and The Lake Point Cottages both contain strong depictions of sexual conduct between the adult Humbert Humbert and the 14
year old Lolita. In the case of the feature version of Lolita, the lack of specific sexual detail within the overall context of the film allowed the Board to classify Lolita in the adult category. In the case of these two works, however, we are presented
with out-of-context sexualised images of an underaged girl. These scenes both contain images of sexual nudity and behaviour which were not present in the feature version and which are made even more problematic when presented in isolation or out of
context as here.
In The Comic Book, we see a brief shot of Lolita's bare breasts (not present in the feature version) as well as lingering close up shots of Lolita's legs, caressed by Humbert. The atmosphere of
the scene is highly sexually charged. In The Lake Point Cottages, we once again have an extended version of a scene passed in the feature version of the film. As with The Comic Book, we are presented with shots of Lolita's breasts and torso and a brief
shot of pubis as her knickers are pulled down. These shots were not present in the version of the film presented to the Board for classification and would not have been passed had they been included.
Our main
concern with these highly eroticised scenes is that they mightinvite feelings of arousal towards a child. We have a particular concern in the context of DVD extras where the scenes in question can be readily accessed and replayed at any speed. The
obvious sexualisation of a 14 year old girl with the use of such provocative detail must raise concerns about the potential misuse of this material by those predisposed to seek illegal sexual encounters. There is, in the Board's view, a serious
possibility of 'harm' being caused to some individuals, and potentially through their actions, to society more widely.
The Board has therefore refused cetificates to these two works.
The BBFC cut the 2009 cinema release by 26s for a 12A certificate:
Company chose to make cuts to achieve a 12A classification. Cuts made to remove all sight of drug preparation (substance being heated in spoon) and of implied drug injection into arm. An uncut 15 classification was
available.
v London Fields
- 2015 UK / USA crime mystery thriller by Mathew Cullen.
London Fields is a 2015 UK / USA crime mystery thriller by Mathew Cullen.
Starring Jaimie Alexander, Cara Delevingne and Amber Heard.
The film makers fell out about payments, references to Islam and a faked nude scene with Amber Heard. Mathew Cullen and Amber Heard were not happy over changes made by the producers after the film was completed. These arguments seem to
have led to the creation of a Director's Cut and a Producer's Cut.
Summary Notes
Clairvoyant femme fatale Nicola Six has been living with a dark premonition of her impending death by murder. She
begins a tangled love affair with three uniquely different men: one of whom she knows will be her murderer.
Versions
Director's Cut
US: The Director's Cut was rated R for sexual content/nudity, language throughout, some violence and drug use.
Producer's Cut
~118:00s
US: The Producer's Cut was rated R for sexual content/nudity, language throughout, some violence and drug use.
v London in the Raw
- 1965 UK documentary by Arnold L Miller (as Arnold Louis Miller) and Norman Cohen (uncredited).
London in the Raw is a 1965 UK documentary by Arnold L Miller
(as Arnold Louis Miller) and Norman Cohen (uncredited). Starring David Gell and Emmett Hennessy.
Cut by the BBFC for an X rated 1965 cinema release. The same cut version
was passed 15 for 2009 home video and was released with an alternative short version that included the cut material.
Summary Notes
"The world's greatest city laid bare!", roars the tagline
to LONDON IN THE RAW (1964), a salacious documentary that tours the strip-clubs and underground dives of the still-swinging city.
Versions
best available
44:55s
UK: A short version was passed 15 without BBFC cuts for moderate sexualised nudity,
sex and hard drug references for:
BBFC cuts from John Hamilton's book Beasts in the Cellar:
In sequence in which prostitute entices man to her room, remove all shots in the room after the woman puts money in her blouse. Remove whole sequence in which men watch women in static poses on a stage.
Shorten the sequence in which beatniks paint a half-naked model. Shorten the sequence in the Paint Box Club, and in particular remove all close shots of the two models.
Remove entire sequence in
Pink Elephant Club in which female impersonator appears.
In Venus Room, there must be considerable reduction of shots of nude or semi-nude women. In particular close shots should be removed and also the final long
shots of the women on the stage. In the montage at the end, remove all close shots of naked or semi-naked nude women and of the female impersonator.
Lone Wolf and Cub: Sword of Vengeance is a 1972 Japanese martial arts film by Misumi Kenji. With Tomisaburô Wakayama, Fumio Watanabe and Tomoko Mayama.
Cut by the BBFC for 18 rated 1999 VHS. Later released uncut for 2009 18
rated DVD. Uncut and MPAA Unrated in the US.
Summary Review: A great start to the series
This is the 1st film in the original series of six. However for some releases parts 1 &
2 are combined into one episode, Shogun Assassin. It is generally held that it is better to watch the series in its original 6 parts.
The story of a Ronin (masterless samurai) who wanders the countryside of Japan with his small
child, having various adventures.
An original take on Samurai movies with the main character carrying around his infant son in an armed and dangerous baby cart. His infant son even helps him in battle sometime. No big surprise
that this all is being based on a manga-series, by Kazuo Koike, who also contributed to this movie its script.
The violence is deliberately over-the-top and the entire series is well known for featuring fountains of blood,
whenever someone gets struck down or gets a limb or head cut off.
The movie is good looking with fine directing and is a great start to the series.
Versions
uncut
Unrated
~83:00s
UK: Released uncut for:
2017 Sony/Criterion Lone Wolf and Cub set R0 Blu-ray at UK Amazon
2009 Eureka
Complete Lone Wolf & Cub Boxset R2 DVD at UK Amazon
However there is no record of an uncut version on the BBFC database
Lone Wolf and Cub: Baby Cart to Hades is a 1972 Japan action drama by Kenji Misumi. With Tomisaburô Wakayama, Gô Katô and Yuko Hamada.
BBFC cuts were required for an 18 rated 1999 VHS. Released uncut for 2009
DVD. Uncut and MPAA Unrated in the US.
Summary Review: An astonishing, great film
This is the 3rd film in the original series of six. However for some releases parts 1 & 2 are combined into one
episode, Shogun Assassin, and then this film becomes the 2nd in a series of five.
In this episode Ogami Itto volunteers to be tortured by Yakuza to save a prostitute and is hired by their leader to kill an evil chamberlain.
An astonishing, great film. Wakayama Tomisaburo does not just act, he embodies. To me, this amazing actor is Lone Wolf of the Kazure Okami comic book series (itself a masterpiece). I can never get enough of looking at him.
Most people focus on the violence of these films, which is done beautifully, but for me, the most important thing is the simple, pure, and usually wordless characterization of the relationship between father and son.
Versions
uncut
Unrated
~89:00s
UK: Released uncut for:
2017 Sony/Criterion Lone Wolf Cub set R0 Blu-ray at UK Amazon
2009 Eureka
Complete Lone Wolf & Cub Boxset R2 DVD at UK Amazon
However there is no record of an uncut version on the BBFC database
The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner is a 1962 UK sport drama by Tony Richardson. Starring Michael Redgrave, Tom Courtenay and Avis Bunnage.
Cut by the BBFC for 1962 cinema release. This cut cinema has probably
persisted to all home video releases rated 15 for VHS and 12 for DVD. However a short version was passed 12 for cinema in 2002.
Summary Notes
A rebellious youth, sentenced to a boy's reformatory for
robbing a bakery, rises through the ranks of the institution through his prowess as a long distance runner. During his solitary runs, reveries of his life and times before his incarceration lead him to re-evaluate his privileged status as the Governor's
prize runner.
Versions
93:51s =90:06s
UK: A short version was passed 12 uncut for some moderate violence and bad language for:
2002 cinema release
compulsory cuts
best available
99:15s
1962 cinema submitted 103:32s =99:24s
UK: Presumably the cut cinema version was passed 12 uncut for moderate violence for:
Lonely Are the Brave is a 1962 USA western drama by David Miller. Starring Kirk Douglas, Gena Rowlands and Walter Matthau.
Cut by the BBFC for an 'A' rated cinema release in 1962. Uncut and PG rated
for home video. Uncut and MPAA Unrated in the US.
Summary Notes
In order to free his best friend Paul Bondi from jail, cowboy Jack Burns gets himself imprisoned only to find out that
Bondi does not want to escape. Thus Burns breaks out on his own and is afterwards being chased in the mountains by sheriff Johnson with a helicopter and jeeps.
Versions
uncut
run:
102:51s
pal:
98:44s
UK: Passed PG uncut for mild violence:
2019 Media Sales/Final Cut Entertainment RB Blu-ray at UK Amazon
The Loners is a 1972 USA action drama by Sutton Roley. Starring Dean Stockwell, Patricia Stich and Todd Susman.
Cut by the BBFC for an X rated cinema release in 1972. Uncut and MPAA R
rated in the US.
Summary Notes
On his motorcycle Stein, a half-blood Indian, tries to stay out of the hands of the police, who are chasing him for accidentally killing a cop. Together
with his friend Alan and a beautiful but desperate girl Stein will get involved in a robbery and more death. The police intensify the search, but the three won't give up that easily...
Long Arm Of The Law is a 1984 Hong Kong action drama by Johnny Mak Starring Jing Chen, Ling Chow and Pak Fei
Exists as the original Hong Kong Version and a slightly shortened English language
export version
Summary Notes
Thugs sneak into Hong Kong to rob a jewellery store, killing a cop during their getaway. They plan another heist while hiding from the police hunting them
down to avenge their slain comrade.
Versions
Hong Kong Version
run:
107:39s
pal:
103:21s
UK: The Hong Kong Version was uncut and BBFC 18 rated for sexual violence:
2023 88 Films Blu-ray (rated 31/05/2023)
Export Version
run:
104:45s
pal:
100:34s
UK: The English Language Export Version is uncut and BBFC 18 rated:
2002 Medusa Comms. & Marketing DVD (rated 01/01/2002)
2001 Medusa Comms. & Marketing DVD (rated 20/09/2001)
1985 Sino Cine Co cinema release (rated
18/04/1985)
Long Day's Journey Into Night is a 1962 USA drama by Sidney Lumet. Starring Katharine Hepburn, Ralph Richardson and Jason Robards.
BBFC category cuts were required for an 'A' rated cinema release on 1964.
Uncut and PG rated on 1997 VHS but this was raised to a 12 rating for 2020 Bu-ray/DVD.
Summary Notes
Over the course of one day in August 1912, the family of retired actor James
Tyrone grapples with the morphine addiction of his wife Mary, the illness of their youngest son Edmund and the alcoholism and debauchery of their older son Jamie. As day turns into night, guilt, anger, despair, and regret threaten to destroy the family.
Versions
uncut
run:
170:08s
pal:
163:20s
UK: Passed 12 uncut for moderate bad language, drug and sex
references:
2020 Eureka Entertainment (RB) Blu-ray/R2 DVD Combo at UK Amazon
The Long Goodbye is a 1973 USA crime mystery thriller by Robert Altman. With Elliott Gould, Nina van Pallandt and Sterling Hayden.
Cut by the BBFC for an X rated 1973 cinema release but uncut on home video. Uncut and R rated in the US.
Promotional Material
When private eye Philip Marlowe (Elliott Gould) is
visited by an old friend, this sets in train a series of events in which he s hired to search for a missing novelist (Sterling Hayden) and finds himself on the wrong side of vicious gangsters.
So far so faithful to Raymond
Chandler, but Robert Altman s inspired adaptation of the writer s most personal novel takes his legendary detective and relocates him to the selfish, hedonistic culture of 1970s Hollywood, where he finds that his old-fashioned notions of honour and
loyalty carry little weight, and even his smoking (universal in film noir) is now frowned upon.
Widely misunderstood at the time, The Long Goodbye is now regarded as one of Altman s best films and one of the outstanding American films
of its era, with Gould s shambling, cat-obsessed Marlowe ranking alongside more outwardly faithful interpretations by Humphrey Bogart and Robert Mitchum.
Versions
uncut
MPAA
107:14
UK: Passed 18 uncut for strong language and violence for:
The Board removed sight of horses being deliberately tripped and forced into somersault.
The BBFC entry for the 1986 Warner VHS reads 1:35s of cuts but this seems to erroneous and does not stack up with the running time.
Thanks to Mark. BBC 1 recently showed its usual full uncut version. The 95 seconds of cuts on the BBFC database are
nonsense. The only cuts made to the video/DVD are 4 seconds. This footage is of the forward somersault of a horse shot from under Robert Carradine.
Distributors MGM seem to have released the cut UK DVD version across Europe.
v Long Weekend
- 1978 Australia horror mystery thriller by Colin Eggleston.
Long Weekend is a 1978 Australia horror mystery thriller by Colin Eggleston. Starring John Hargreaves, Briony Behets and Mike McEwen.
No censor cuts but there are several variants. Passed 'AA' uncut for
1980cinema release and then was 15 rated for all home video releases. MPAA R rated in the US.
Summary Notes
When a suburban couple go camping for the weekend at a remote beach, they
discover that nature isn't in an accommodating mood.
Versions
shortened
cut:
run:
95:04s
pal:
91:16s
UK: Passed 15 uncut for strong language, moderate sex,
horror:
US: Uncut and MPAA PG-13 rated for some sexuality, partial nudity, and some war and sports action.
advised category cuts
127:49s
UK: Passed 12A for moderate sex,
infrequent strong language after BBFC advised pre-cuts for:
2015 cinema release
The BBFC commented:
This film was originally seen for advice, when the company was informed that it was likely to receive a 15 classification but that their preferred 12A could be achieved by removing a scene of strong sex. When the film was submitted
for formal classification, that scene had been removed and the film was classified 12A.
The missing scene is described by the BBFC in the Insight for the uncut 15 rated version:
There is a scene of strong sex as two characters undress and shower together. Only partial nudity is shown.
Lord Of Illusions is a 1995 USA horror mystery thriller by Clive Barker. Starring Scott Bakula, Kevin J O'Connor and Joseph Latimore.
Cut in the US for the MPAA R rated Theatrical Version. There is also an
uncut Director's Cut
Summary Notes : Good amount of shocks
Based on his short story The Last Illusion , Clive Barker helmed this adaptation entitled Lord of
Illusions , and offers up a good amount of shocks, scares, gore, and a near excellent plot
Scott Bakula stars as private detective Harry D'amour, and he gets involved with a bizarre case involving a magician (Kevin J.
O'Connor) who years before had killed prophet and mentor Nix (played to perfection by Daniel Von Bargen). However, Nix has seemingly been resurrected, and he and his followers have plans on the destruction of the world.
There are some plot holes and now and then some crummy acting (courtesy of the beautiful Famke Janssen), but for the most part Lord of Illusions is a great horror film from one of the great masters of horror.
Versions
Director's Cut
Unrated
116:07s
UK: The Director's Cut was passed 18 uncut for:
2014 101 Films [Blu-ray Theatrical + DVD Director's Cut] DVD RB Blu-ray/DVD Combo at UK
Amazon
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring is aa 2001 New Zealand/US animated adventure by Peter Jackson. With Elijah Wood, Ian McKellen and Viggo
Mortensen.
Exists as a Theatrical Version and an Extended Version. Both versions were BBFC PG rated until the 2020 cinema release of the extended version which was 12A rated.
Versions
Extended Version
run:
227:51s
pal:
218:44s
UK: The Extended Version was passed 12A uncut for moderate fantasy violence, threat:
At
154:53, the theatrical version on DVD is missing the shot where the lead Uruk-Kai Lurtz licks the bloody dagger blade after pulling it from his leg.
On the 4-disc extended edition DVD, commentry track #1, Peter Jackson says: Scenes like the throat
cutting and the arm being lopped off were obviously trimmed back really for ratings reasons. Someone else then says, no spurting allowed . In both versions, the arm lopping of the Lurtz is bloodless and the frame counts match exactly.
The
Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers is a 2002 New Zealand/US animated adventure by Peter Jackson. With Elijah Wood, Ian McKellen and Viggo Mortensen.
Exists as a Theatrical Version and an Extended Version. All versions and
releases have been passed 12/12A by the BBFC.
Summary Notes
While Frodo and Sam, now accompanied by a new guide, continue their hopeless journey towards the land of shadow to destroy the One Ring, each
member of the broken fellowship plays their part in the battle against the evil wizard Saruman and his armies of Isengard.
Versions
Extended Version
run:
235:07s
pal:
225:43s
UK: The Extended Version was passed 12A uncut for moderate fantasy violence, threat:
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King is a 2003 US/New Zealand/Germany animated adventure by Peter Jackson. With Elijah Wood, Viggo Mortensen and Ian
McKellen .
Exists as a Theatrical Version and an Extended Version.
Summary Notes
While Frodo & Sam continue to approach
Mount Doom to destroy the One Ring, unaware of the path Gollum is leading them, the former Fellowship aid Rohan & Gondor in a great battle in the Pelennor Fields, Minas Tirith and the Black Gates as Sauron wages his last war against Middle-earth.
Versions
Extended Version
run:
262:49s
pal:
252:18s
UK: The Extended Version was passed 12A for moderate violence, horror, injury detail :
2020 cinema release
UK: The Extended Version was passed 12 uncut for moderate violence, threat for:
2016 Warner Home Video
UK: The Extended Version was passed 12 uncut for intense battle violence and horror scenes for:
Lords of Chaos is a UK / Sweden thriller by Jonas Ĺkerlund. Starring Rory Culkin, Emory Cohen and Sky Ferreira.
Uncut and 18 rated for UK cinema release and home video. Cut in the US for
an MPAA R rated DVD, but was released uncut and MPAA Unrated on Blu-ray
Summary Notes
Oslo, 1987. 17-year-old Euronymous is determined to escape his traditional upbringing and becomes
fixated on creating 'true Norwegian black metal' with his band Mayhem. He mounts shocking publicity stunts to put the band's name on the map, but the lines between show and reality start to blur. Arson, violence and a vicious murder shock the nation that
is under siege by these Lords of Chaos.
Versions
uncut
run:
117:25s
pal:
112:43s
UK: Passed 18 uncut for strong bloody violence,
gore, suicide:
According to the Telegraph the BBFC are understood to have been so concerned about the film that it was reviewed at the highest levels and suicide prevention experts were consulted before it was approved for an 18 certificate for strong
bloody violence, gore, suicide.
The BBFC further commented at a board meeting:
There was a viewing of Lords of Chaos (2018), a film about the Norwegian black metal band, Mayhem, inspired by the late 1990s book, Lords of
Chaos: The Bloody Rise of the Satanic Metal Underground .
The film includes a drawn out suicide scene in which a young man cuts his wrists and then slashes his throat, before shooting himself in the head. Despite bloody detail
the scene is not glamorised, on the contrary, it reflects his nihilistic and satanic views and the harm they bring. There are also scenes of strong bloody violence, including a homophobic attack. Although it is detailed, sadistic and aggravated by the
discriminatory motivation, it too reflects on the negative character of the band member carrying out the crime and is in no way glamorised. The same is true of a later murder.
It is expected that the film will attract some
controversy, as it has done elsewhere. But the stronger moments individually, and the film taken as a whole, is agreed at 18 for the strong bloody violence, gore, and the scene of suicide.
Despite being shown after 11pm they made cuts to the suicide scene. Predictably they cut the method of slitting up the arms instead of across the wrists.
cut
cut:
1:30s
run:
116:09s
pal:
111:30s
US: Cut by 1:30s for an MPAA R rating for strong brutal violence, disturbing behavior, grisly images, strong sexuality,
nudity, and pervasive language:
2019 Unobstructed View R1 DVD
The Telegraph suggests the US film censors at the MPAA were similarly concerned before rating it R for strong brutal violence, disturbing behavior, grisly images, strong sexuality, nudity, and pervasive language.
Extensive small cuts were
made to tone down the following scenes:
Lords of Dogtown is a 2005 USA / Germany sport biography by Catherine Hardwicke. Starring Heath Ledger, Emile Hirsch and Victor Rasuk.
Cut in the US for an MPAA PG-13 rating which was then pass 12A for UK
cinema release in 2005. Home video releases are uncut with a 15 rating in the UK and MPAA Unrated in the US.
Summary Notes
A fictionalized take on the group of brilliant young skateboarders raised
in the mean streets of Dogtown in Santa Monica, California. The Z-Boys, as they come to be known, perfect their craft in the empty swimming pools of unsuspecting suburban homeowners, pioneering a thrilling new sport and eventually moving into legend.
Versions
uncut
105:39s
UK: The Director's Cut/Unrated Extended Cut was passed 15 uncut for:
The Lost City of Z is a 2016 USA action historical biography by
James Gray. Starring Charlie Hunnam, Tom Holland and Robert Pattinson.
Cut in the US for an MPAA PG-13 rating. Presumably it was this cut version
that was passed 15 for 2016 DVD and Blu-ray.
Summary Notes
The Lost City of Z tells the incredible true story of British explorer Percy Fawcett, who journeys into the Amazon at the dawn of the 20th
century and discovers evidence of a previously unknown, advanced civilization that may have once inhabited the region. Despite being ridiculed by the scientific establishment who regard indigenous populations as "savages," the determined Fawcett -
supported by his devoted wife, son and aide de camp returns time and again to his beloved jungle in an attempt to prove his case, culminating in his mysterious disappearance in 1925.
Versions
cut
US: Rated PG-13 for violence,
disturbing images, brief strong language and some nudity after cuts
UK: Presumably it was the cut US Theatrical Version that was passed 15 for brief strong violence, gory images without BBFC cuts for:
The Lost Continent is a 1968 UK / USA fantasy adventure by
Michael Carreras and Leslie Norman (uncredited). Starring Eric Porter, Hildegard Knef and Suzanna Leigh.
The US theatrical release was cut for an MPAA G rating. The cut footage
was located and spliced back into the a US theatrical print to create the Extended Version released on home video. However the restored footage was slightly lower quality, and the final result was significantly shorter than the original UK Theatrical
Version.
Summary Notes
On their way to South America, the passengers and crew of an old freighter face many challenges. The captain has taken on illegal cargo - a dangerous
consignment of phosphorous that will explode if it comes into contact with water - something that worries the crew but less so for the passengers who all seem to have good reasons to continue their trip. When the ship takes on water some of the crew
mutiny and eventually abandon ship. For those who stay aboard, they soon find themselves trapped in a huge bed of living seaweed and find a several centuries old Spanish galleon that has been trapped for all of that time - now manned by the descendants
of the original crew. They will have to help them if they are to survive.
Versions
best available
run:
96:43s
pal:
92:51s
US: The US Extended Version is uncut and MPAA Unrated:
2020 Shout! Factory [US Theatrical Version + US Extended Version] RA Blu-ray at US Amazon
The US theatrical release was cut for an MPAA G rating. The cut footage was located and spliced back into the a US theatrical print to create the Extended Version. However the restored footage was slightly lower quality, and the final result was
significantly shorter than the original UK Theatrical Version.
Lost Girls is a 2020 USA mystery thriller by Liz Garbus. Starring Amy Ryan, Thomasin McKenzie and Gabriel Byrne.
Never cut but it generated a bit of a debate when it was erroneously rated
12 by the BBFC due to the failure of an automated rating system used for Netflix content.
Summary Notes
When Mari Gilbert's (Academy AwardŽ nominee Amy Ryan) daughter disappears,
police inaction drives her own investigation into the gated Long Island community where Shannan was last seen. Her search brings attention to over a dozen murdered sex workers Mari will not let the world forget. From Academy AwardŽ nominated filmmaker
Liz Garbus, LOST GIRLS is inspired by true events detailed in Robert Kolker's "Lost Girls: An Unsolved American Mystery." World premiered at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival.
Versions
uncut
run:
95:24s
pal:
91:35s
UK: Passed 15 uncut on 16th March 2020 for strong language, sex references:
2020 Netflix Services UK Limited VoD
UK: Passed 12 uncut on 13th March 2020 for sexual threat, language, self-harm, sexual violence references:
2020 Netflix Services UK Limited VoD
This was an erroneous rating generated by an automated rating system used for Netflix content
The Ventura International DVD was cut in 2005 with the following BBFC comment:
The cuts were Compulsory. Compulsory cut required to remove one scene of urination during explicit sexual activity.
The Lost World is a 1960 USA Sci-Fi fantasy adventure by Irwin Allen. Starring Michael Rennie, Jill St John and David Hedison.
BBFC category cuts were required for an 'A" rated 1960 cinema release.
Uncut for 2015 PG rated 2015 DVD. Uncut and MPAA Unrated in the US.
Summary Notes
Professor Challenger leads an expedition of scientists and adventurers to a remote plateau deep in the Amazonian
jungle to verify his claim that dinosaurs still live there.
Versions
uncut
Unrated
92:10s
UK: Passed PG uncut for mild violence, threat for:
Love After Death is a 1968 Argentina crime horror thriller by
glauco del mar Starring Guillermo De Córdova, Roberto Maurano and Carmin O'Neal
The US Version features 2 extra softcore sex scenes featuring Jennifer
Welles.
Promotional Material
An interdimensional portal exists between Herk Harvey's CARNIVAL OF SOULS and Doris Wishman's BAD GIRLS GO TO HELL ... and it's called LOVE AFTER
DEATH . This is the story of Montel -- a sexually frustrated creep who seeks revenge on his cheating wife after she accidentally buries him alive. Produced somewhere in South America and remixed for American audiences by New York producer Charles
Abrams, LOVE AFTER DEATH is a joyously deranged gem that features equal doses of gothic horror, sleazy melodrama, and absurdist experimentation. After watching this movie, you'll never look at Edgar Allan Poe's "The Premature Burial" the
same way again.
Versions
US Version
run:
71:37s
pal:
68:45s
US: Uncut and MPAA Unrated for:
2021 American Genre Film R0 Blu-ray at US Amazon #ad released on 25th May 2021
The US Version features 2 extra softcore sex scenes featuring Jennifer Welles.
Love and Bullets is a 1979 UK crime drama by Stuart Rosenberg . With Charles Bronson, Jill Ireland and Rod Steiger.
Cut by the BBFC for 1978 cinema release and 1986 VHS. Uncut in the UK since 2000. Uncut in the US
Summary notes:
Arizona cop is sent to Switzerland to bring in the girlfriend of a dangerous mobster so she can testify against him. The mobster sends someone too - assassins.
What could have been an excellent crime thriller is turned into a
mediocre film thanks to the uninspired direction of Stuart Rosenberg.
The Love Ban is a 1973 UK comedy by Ralph Thomas. Starring Hywel Bennett, Nanette Newman and Milo O'Shea.
BBFC category cuts were required for an AA rated cinema release in 1972. It
was probably the same version released on 15 rated VHS in 1995. Hopefully the 15 rated home video release of 2020 is uncut.
Summary Notes
When Newman decides she doesn't want to be
burdened with children, she decides to take the pill--which, as we all know from those ubiquitous posters of the 1960s, was a "No No" so far as the Pope was concerned.
The Love Butcher is a 1975 USA horror by Don Jones and Mikel Angel. Starring Erik Stern, Kay Neer and Jeremiah Beecher.
Released on pre-cert VHS and was seized by the police during the Video Nasties moral panic. Not subsequently released in the UK but uncut and MPAA R rated in the US.
Summary Notes
The twisted tale of Caleb, and his alter ego Lester. After being pushed around too far, Caleb transforms into Lester and returns to those who have wronged him.
The video was seized subject to an Obscene Publications Act Section 3 Seizure Order. This is a legal gambit whereby victims admitted that the videos were 'obscene', and therefore
subject to seizure, in return for that being the end of the matter and so avoiding an obscenity trial with the possibility of jail time.
v Love Camp
- 1977 Switzerland adventure thriller by Jesús Franco (as Jess Franco).
Love Camp is a 1977 Switzerland adventure thriller by Jesús Franco (as Jess Franco). Starring Muriel Montossé and Ada Tauler and Monica Swinn.
Banned by the BBFC for 1978 cinema release. A short version was released
on pre-cert VHS. Later cut by the BBFC for 18 rated DVD in 2004. Uncut and MPAA Unrated in the US.
Summary Notes
A group of women are kidnapped by guerrillas and forced to serve as
prostitutes for them in a jungle brothel. The sadistic female warden decapitates uncooperative girls.
A cut was required to remove a scene of graphic sexual violence . It in fact showed a naked virgin being held down and her hymen being broken using a riding crop.
cut
cut:
run:
72:27s
pal:
69:33s
UK: A short version was released on pre-cert VHS:
1981 IFS VHS titled Love Camp
1979 IFS VHS titled Sex in a Woman's Love Camp
banned
UK: Banned by the BBFC for:
1978 cinema release titled Sex in a Woman's Love Camp
Love Camp is a 1981 movie by Christian Anders. Starring Laura Gemser, Christian Anders and Gabriele Tinti.
Cut by the BBFC for an X rated cinema release in 1981. Uncut and 18 rated for 2006 DVD.
Promotional Material
Only an actress as exotic as Laura Gemser could be known The Divine One in a sex-crazed love cult. Doing her naughty bidding is Dorian (writer/director Christian Anders), the cult's
singing hippie recruiter. Peace and love may be the cult's selling point, but money and soft-core corruption is what they're really after. Can the sexy innocents escape the cult's evil clutches?
Versions
uncut
run:
99:12s
pal:
95:14s
UK: Passed 18 uncut for strong sex and nudity:
2006 Blackhorse Entertainment/Cornerstone R2 DVD at UK Amazon
Love Camp 7 is a 1969 USA war horror thriller by Lee Frost. With Bob Cresse, Maria Lease and Kathy Williams.
Banned as a video nasty in 1985, then banned by the BBFC in 2002. The film was banned again by the BBFC for 2020 VoD. Uncut elsewhere but there have only been a few obscure releases until the 2017 US DVD/Blu-ray Combo.
Summary Review: Don't Take Seriously
Set in a Nazi "Love Camp" that services the needs of front line officers. The video packaging claims that this film is based on fact, but
the plot is so far fetched you would have a hard time believing that. Two young WAC officers go undercover as POW's in the prison camp hoping to get some information from a scientist that's being held there. Unfortunately things go wrong and they end up
overstaying their welcome and being subjected to the same indignities as the other inmates.
The violence and sexploitation are best taken as tongue-in-cheek. By enjoying the exploits of the two WAC officers, Maria Lease and
Kathy Williams, the movie is quite entertaining.
Both Lease and Williams could pass as Playboy Playmates. Both girls have no less than four scenes each were their wares are sampled - talk about copping a feel, these horny
Nazis devour these two toothsome actresses!
Love Camp 7 is a US film, from 1969, in which female agents are sent undercover into a Nazi prison camp where female prisoners are sexually abused, raped and tortured by soldiers. It
was previously refused a classification for DVD release in 2002. The present submission is for distribution on VOD.
The BBFC's Classification Guidelines state that We may refuse to classify content which makes rape or other
non-consensual sexually violent behaviour look appealing or acceptable, reinforces the suggestion that victims enjoy such behaviour, or invites viewer complicity in such behaviour. They also state that As a last resort, the BBFC may refuse to classify a
work, in line with the objective of preventing non-trivial harm risks to potential viewers and, through their behaviour, to society. We may do so, for example, where a central concept of the work is unacceptable, such as a sustained focus on sexual rape,
other non-consensual sexually violent behaviour or sadistic violence.
Because LOVE CAMP 7 is largely comprised of scenes of non consensual sexual activity, including rape, presented in a manner that is intended to arouse viewers,
its central concept is unacceptable and the sexually abusive material it contains too pervasive for cuts to be an effective solution.
Accordingly, the BBFC has refused classification to this work.
The film was recently submitted for
classification for VOD release. Given its status as a previously rejected work it was viewed by the entire Compliance team and certain members of the Policy team before referral to the Board.
The Board noted that there are a
number of prolonged scenes of non-consensual sexual activity, including rape, in Love Camp 7 , in many cases featuring a focus on female nudity. Such scenes are frequently gratuitous, both in terms of length and detail, going some way beyond what is
required by the narrative, and in some cases perpetuating harmful rape myths. These issues were considered in relation to the BBFC's 2019 Guidelines consultation, which found depictions of sexual violence to be of particular concern to the public.
The Board discussed the extent to which the film's datedness and risibility limits its impact, and considered the film's likely appeal and audience. It was observed that, while aspects of the film are dated, the sequences of sexual
violence and abuse are not. It was also noted that while the film is different in many respects to modern pornography, its close and repeated focus on nudity means the sequences of sexual violence and abuse still have the potential to arouse.
The Board concluded that because that as Love Camp 7 is largely comprised non-consensual sexual activity, including rape, presented in a manner that is intended to arouse viewers, its central concept is unacceptable and the sexually
abusive material too pervasive for cuts to be an effective solution. Accordingly, the Board agreed that the BBFC should refuse to classify Love Camp 7 .
UK: Banned by the BBFC for:
2002 Film 2000 DVD
The BBFC commented:
Love Camp 7 is an exploitation film set in a Nazi 'love camp' during the second World War. The film contains numerous scenes of women prisoners being abused, tortured and
humiliated by their Nazi captors. Indeed the whole purpose of the work is to invite male viewers to relish the spectacle of naked women being humiliated for their titillation. Love Camp 7 contains both eroticised depictions of sexual violence and
repeated association of sex with restraint, pain, and humiliation. These sequences were in clear contravention of the Board's strict policy on depictions of sexual violence, which prohibits scenes that eroticise or endorse sexual assault. The possibility
of cuts was considered. However, because the sexual violence runs throughout the work cutting was not considered to be a viable option.
banned
run:
95:41s
pal:
91:51s
UK: Released on pre-cert video for:
1983 Market VHS
The video was listed as a video nasty in April 1985 and stayed on the list throughout the panic so became one of the collectible DPP39s
Love Letters of a Portuguese Nun is a 1977 West Germany / Switzerland horror adventure drama by Jesús Franco (as Jess Franco). Starring Susan Hemingway, William Berger and Herbert Fux.
Banned by the BBFC from 1979 cinema release. Heavily cut on 2004 18 rated
DVD to remove sexualised torture and nudity of an under 18 year old actress.
Summary Notes
16-year-old Maria is forced into Serra D'Aires convent, secretly run by Satanists. Her confessor is in
collusion with the Mother Superior. Maria is tortured, forced into sex with men, women, and the horned Devil, and told that it's all a bad dream. She writes a letter to God, and a Knight rescues her, only to fall into the hands of the Inquisition, put on
the rack, and condemned to death like Joan of Arc.
Versions
uncut
run:
89m
pal:
85m
US: Uncut and MPAA Unrated
cut
cut:
6:15s
run:
82:58s
pal:
79:39s
UK: Passed 18 for strong violence and sex after 6:15s of BBFC cuts:
2004 Anchor Bay R2 DVD
The BBFC commented:
The cuts were Compulsory. Distributor was required to cut indecent images of a child under the terms of the Protection of Children Act 1978, and images of sexualised torture.
Resubmissions of old works highlighted the impact of the change in the definition of a child. Love Letters Of A Portuguese Nun featured sexualised nudity involving an actress who was under 18 at the time of filming. The BBFC judged
some of the images to be indecent and cuts were therefore made.
In summary:
All reference to Susan Hemingway's nakedness have been removed in their entirety, this includes the actual torture scenes.
Presumably the actress was over the age of consent though, so this falls under legal acts that are illegal to film.
Love Me Deadly is 1973 US horror by Jacques Lacerte. With Mary Charlotte Wilcox, Lyle Waggoner and Christopher Stone.
Banned by the BBFC for 1973 cinema release. Uncut and MPAA R rated in the
US.
Summary Review: Will You Love Me When I'm Dead
A grueling film about a lovely young housewife coming to terms with her compulsive necrophilia. Through frequent visits to the local mortuary, she
finds a clandestine society of like-minded individuals.
The movie plays its subject matter pretty straight and delivers a decent enough and unusual B movie.
Love Nest is a 1976 West Germany adult comedy by Hans Billian and Alois Brummer With Karin Lorson, Sepp Gneissl and Christine Szenetra.
Presumably the Softcore Version was cut by the BBFC for 1980 cinema
release. There is also a hardcore version featuring different actors and scenes
Summary Notes
Hannelore Reitzler elopes with her boyfriend to the Hotel Liebesnest but he leaves her during the night
after failing to take her virginity. Not wanting to return home, Hannelore takes a job as a chambermaid at the hotel, which involves giving sexual favors to the guests at an extra charge. Meanwhile, a female cat burglar sneaks into Liebesnest every night
and whenever she gets caught, she offers her body to her captors to keep them quiet.
Versions
cut
83:55s
UK: Presumably the Softcore Version was passed X after compulsory BBFC cuts for:
2009 Revelation R2 DVD titled Swedish Erotica Collection 2 at UK Amazon
The BBFC noted in the 2009 Annual Report: Collection 2, Swedish Erotica, a compilation of three early 1970s films from Sweden (Wide Open, Love Play and More About the Language of Love) was passed 18 without cuts. The work,
which includes explicit images of sexual activity, is now very dated. By contemporary standards it is clearly not a sex work, but rather a genuine attempt to inform and educate, and the Board concluded that there was sufficient contextual justification
to allow these scenes at 18 .
Love Potion is a 1987 UK thriller by Julian Doyle Starring Nancy Paul,John Rowe,Robert Ashby
Cut by the BBFC for 18 rated VHS in 1989.
Summary Notes
After her brother's death by overdose, Delaware delves into the world of drugs. Two years later she agrees with her father to submit herself to a drugs rehabilitation program in a
special clinic in England. When she arrives for the treatment, with a small group of other drug addicts, she gets in touch with the doctors' unorthodox methods and soon realizes she's stuck in a place where morbid and strange experiences with drugs take
place.
UK: Passed 12/12A for strong language, moderate sex references after 1s of BBFC category cuts for:
2014 Entertainment One UK RB Blu-ray
2014 Entertainment One UK R2 DVD
2014 cinema release
The BBFC commented:
Company chose to remove strong language (in this case 'motherfucker') in order to secure a 12A classification. An uncut 15 was available.
The BBFC commented further in the Annual Report covering 2014:
Originally contained a particularly strong term ('motherfucker'), which was redubbed by the company in order to secure a 12A classification. The use was a
major focus of the scene and spoken in a comically aggressive manner.
v Love Rites
- 1987 France mystery drama by Walerian Borowczyk.
Love Variations , one of the first British sex education films to show nudity in the UK, consisted entirely of alternating scenes of a family doctor showing diagrams of sex positions and
illustrative tableaux of posed figures faking coition in increasingly unlikely and back-breaking postures.
The producers, of course, stressed their good intentions to the censors. The press book for Love Variations stated,
a little disingenuously:
The film does not seek to entertain -- only to inform. The producers wish to point out that although the film is frank, comprehensive and explicit it will almost certainly prove
unrewarding to those looking for titillation or sensation and will be of interest only to those motivated by a sincere desire to be informed.
The BBFC, indecisive about how to treat sex education films,
accepted this but nevertheless at first rejected Love Variations on the splendidly perverse grounds that since the film was not entertaining it was unsuitable for cinemas, which were essentially places of entertainment.
When finally released, Love Variations smashed house records at the Jacey Tatler cinema in London,
1976 Italy/West Germany/Yugoslavia comedy by
Enzo G. Castellari
The BBFC cut 1s from the 12 rated 2010 Cornerstone DVD. A cut was required on the ground of Animal Cruelty, in this case to remove sight of an illegal horse fall
95:20s =91:31s
The BBFC passed the 1976 cinema release 'A' (PG) uncut
Lucifer is a 2019 India action crime thriller by Prithviraj Sukumaran.
Starring Mohanlal, Vivek Oberoi and Manju Warrier.
BBFC category cuts were required for a 12A rated cinema release in 2019.
Summary Notes
A
political Godfather, who ruled the God's Own Country, dies and a lot of thieves dressed up as politicians took over the rule. When question arises on the replacement of the 'God', just one name emerges; 'Stephen Nedumbally'.
Versions
cut:
3:17s
run:
169:23s
pal:
162:36s
sub:
172:40s
sub:
UK: Passed 12A for infrequent strong language, moderate violence, references to sexual assault after 3:17s of BBFC category cuts:
2019 cinema release
The BBFC commented:
Company chose to remove scenes of strong violence and scenes of sexual threat in order to achieve a 12A rating. Cuts made in accordance with BBFC Guidelines and policy. An uncut 15 classification was available.
Lucifer's Women is a 1978 USA horror by Paul Aratow and Al Adamson. Starring John Carradine, Don 'Red' Barry and Larry Hankin.
Originally produced as sexy horror titled Lucifer's Women. It was later
substantially re-cut to remove the sexy stuff and was then re-titled Doctor Dracula.
Promotional Material
Acclaimed author, John Wainwright, has developed an interest in satanism and black magic.
Hoping to manipulate him to suit his own perverse desire, Wainwright's publisher, Sir Stephen convinces him to perform the ultimate black rite: a human sacrifice. Selecting a beautiful burlesque dancer to be their victim, Wainwright begins having doubts
about his beliefs, as Sir Stephen becomes more and more preoccupied with the black arts, and murder...
Versions
uncut Lucifer's Women
91:16s
US: Lucifer's Women is uncut and MPAA R rated for:
2018 Vinegar Syndrome [Lucifer's Women + Doctor Dracula] R0 Bu-ray/R0 DVD Combo at US Amazon
pre-cut Doctor Dracula
90:59s
US: Doctor Dracula is cut and MPAA Unrated for:
2018 Vinegar Syndrome [Lucifer's Women + Doctor Dracula] R0 Bu-ray/R0 DVD Combo at US Amazon
This film was originally completed in 1975 by Paul Aratow, but not released. With an eye for another try this time for TV, Director Al Adamson cut the erotic material and shot some new footage in 1981. It was then released under the title Doctor
Dracula.
The
BBFC cut 13s from the 2010 Studio 18 DVD. The work had cuts made for two scenes of animal cruelty (in this instance, several images of cockfighting)
18s
142:11s =136:30s
The BBFC cut 18s from the 2009 cinema release.
Distributors were required to make compulsory cuts to several shots of animal cruelty, in this case cockfighting orchestrated for the purpose of the film
Lust, Caution is a 2007 Taiwan / USA / Hong Kong / China war historical
romance by Ang Lee Starring Tony Chiu-Wai Leung, Tang Wei and Joan Chen
Uncut and MPAA NC-17 rated in the US but there was also a cut video
version for censorial outlets like Blockbuster that refuse to carry NC-17 rated films. Uncut and 18 rated in the UK.
Summary Notes
During World War II era, a young woman, Wang Jiazhi,
gets swept up in a dangerous game of emotional intrigue with a powerful political figure, Mr. Yee.
Lust for a Vampire is a 1971 UK drama horror by Jimmy
Sangster. With Ralph Bates, Barbara Jefford and Suzanna Leigh.
The UK cinema release had a sex scene cut by the BBFC. Home video releases are uncut. Note that the ubiquitous promotional still to the right was a still for promotional use and does not appear in the film in such clear sight.
Summary Review: Cult Following
In 1830, forty years to the day since the last manifestation of their dreaded vampirism, the Karnstein heirs use the blood of an innocent to bring forth the evil that
is the beautiful Mircalla - or as she was in 1710, Carmilla. The nearby Finishing School offers rich pickings not only in in the blood of nubile young ladies but also with the headmaster who is desperate to become Mircalla's disciple.
Just when the Hammer Christopher Lee Dracula franchise began to run out of steam in the late sixties, the company revved up its product by turning to Sheridan Le Fanu's Carmilla and filming several versions of the novel.
Lust is admittedly shaky in terms of script, and the ambiance is on and off (but wow is it terrific when it's on). What makes this click with so many horror buffs, in particularly those who love lesbian vampire films, is the
one-time star Yvette Stensgard, a gorgeous Scandinavian child-woman who looks absolutely innocent (particularly when her eyes fetchingly cross), even the moment before she rips open the neck of her next victim. Lots of nudity, with nothing but blood
covering her nubile body.
A genuine cult following has formed around this film because of Stensgard's devastating charisma, which would never be properly employed again, by Hammer or any other company.
Lust for Freedom is a 1987 USA crime thriller by Eric Louzil. Starring Melanie Coll, William J Kulzer and Judi Trevor.
Significantly cut by the BBFC for 1987 VHS and less cut for 2004 DVD. Uncut
in the US.
Summary Notes: A Turn Off
After her boyfriend is brutally murdered in a sting operation, special agent Gillian Kaites is implicated in the slaying and is sentenced to prison. While
behind bars, she discovers a shocking web of corruption and begins to plot a bloody revenge in this action and T & A filled Troma classic from director by Eric Louzil and producer by Lloyd Kaufman!
If you are looking for
something racy, race away from this. Poorly shot, poorly edited, poorly acted and just plain hard to watch. Sure this type of film is for turning your brain off, but the film itself is such a turn off the only thing to do is turn it off.
UK: Passed 18 after 24s of BBFC
cuts and some previous cuts waived for:
2004 Hollwood DVD/Consolidated R2 DVD
The BBFC commented:
Cuts required to remove eroticised images of nudity within a rape scene (close-ups of female victim's naked crotch and breasts)
5:34s
84:01s
UK: Passed 18 after 5:34s of
BBFC cuts for:
1987 Braveworld VHS
Thanks to Bleach for BBFC cuts details:
A t 37˝ mins - After first lesbian scene, remove intercut scenes of man in T-shirt menacing, hurting and having sex with woman in cell, and also of her being whipped, the remaining lesbian scenes, and the flashback of woman
kneeling over man's body, resuming on her sitting in cell.
At 51˝ mins - In snuff movie scene in chalet, remove all actual threat with gun to nude woman by cutting away as man hands gun to younger man
kneeling on bed, resuming on van outside when shot is heard.
At 55 mins - In fight between two women, remove double ear-clap.
At 67˝ mins - In wrestling match between
women, remove sight of woman's head on floor being pulled back and later sight of her neck being broken while she is held against ropes.
At 73 mins - When woman is menaced with knife, remove sight of her trousers
being pulled down to reveal pubic area and all subsequent menacing, resuming on shot of police.
