Although the current tightened up R18 guidelines say that nudity including erections are acceptable, erections and labial detail have been cut from this version. Of course all of the hardcore action has been completely deleted. A totally pointless product painstakingly destroyed by the BBFC. No doubt readily available in the uncut version a few hundred metres from the BBFC offices.

The BBFC at their censorial worst on this one. The reason cited is that this video clearly depicts real sex throughout. The distributors were told to remove all hardcore scenes and those that barely mask the point of penetration. The most offensive BBFC requirement is that the length of sex scenes should be shortened. Assuming that all hardcore has been excised surely there can be no legal difference between a 6 minute scene and a 4 minute scene. Therefore the BBFC must be censoring running time just for the fun of it with no legal requirements to back up their whims.

The BBFC passed the Extended Version 12 uncut for the 2009 20th Century Fox Blu-ray

A horse being felled by a trip wire does not make it to the certificated version.

• Season 2 Episode 3

Cut in 2007 with the following BBFC comment: Distributor removed sight of cockfight

Cut when Submitted in 1996

The BBFC cut the 1986 CBS/Fox video by 2:20s

The uncut region 1 DVD is available at US Amazon
The uncut region 1 DVD is available via UK Amazon

Cut when submitted in 2002: Compulsory cut required to sight of real animal cruelty (cock fight)

• Tau ming chong
• Tou ming zhuang
  Warlords

The BBFC cut the 2008 film release by 16s and the cuts are carried across to the 2009 Metrodome DVD: Cuts were required to remove all sight of animal cruelty (horses being made to fall forward onto their necks).

The BBFC explained further:

THE WARLORDS is an historical epic about a trio of blood brothers between whom terrible rifts soon form. The film was classified '15' for strong violence.

The film contains numerous bloody stabbings, sword slashes and impalements in the context of battle scenes. However, although blood is seen, the violence does not dwell on detail and nor does it possess a sadistic edge. The historical/costume nature of the work also helps to mitigate. The violence that is shown is in line with the BBFC's Guideline requirement that, at '15, 'Violence may be strong but may not dwell on the infliction of pain and injury'.

The subtitles also feature some mild language (bastard, hell).

• Musa
• Musa the Warrior
• Wu shi

Cut when submitted in 2003 with the following BBFC comment: Compulsory cuts required to sight of real animal cruelty (horses being forcibly tripped)

From Liberty Stink on The Melon Farmers Forum:

The cuts play havoc with a couple of scenes in this UK release (so it may better to get the uncut but abridged region 1 DVD available at US Amazon)

The 132 minute version (127 in PAL) is a shortened edit that has been criticised for losing characterisation and continuity. The complete version runs at 158 minutes.

See www.movie-censorship.com for further details

• Tian di ying xiong

The BBFC cut 7s when the Columbia DVD was submitted in 2004: Cut made to horse falls

R Rated

The BBFC passed the 2009 Director's Cut on Paramount Blu-ray 18 uncut

Version details from US Amazon:

The director's cut runs about 25 minutes longer, and incorporates more elements from the comics, adds more violence, as well as more shots of Dr. Manhatten's schlong. Some of the previous scenes are reworked with additional dialogue.

Overall, the storyline and conversations are better fleshed out, and this version is truer to the comics. The largest additional addition is that of Hollis Mason's death.

• Rorschach gets additional dialogue, some straight from the comics.
• When Rorschach searches the Comedian's apartment shortly after the opening scene, he encounters two cops still stationed there. He fights briefly with them before jumping back out the window.
• Conversation between Dan and Rorschach (beans scene) is extended.
• All flashbacks extended, with the exception of Sally's.
• Dr. Manhatten discussing the symbol on his forehead. Additional questions in the face to face with Dr. Manhatten. Dan and Hollis watch Dr. Manhatten go crazy on their TV set.
• Laurie getting interrogated by the military as they try to determine Dr. M's whereabouts (on Mars). Alessandro Juliani's scene has been reinserted. He plays one of the scientists who bursts in during the interrogation of Laurie to tell the military that they've located Dr. M on Mars.
• Probably the biggest addition is the depiction of Hollis Mason's death at the hands of the knot heads. Interestingly, the death is done from poor Hollis' POV, where he imagines himself fighting the gangsters of the 1940s. He delivers left and right hooks to Captain Evil, before being done in by "Moloch". The score for the death scene is very fitting.
• Dan taking revenge on an isolated knot head at a bar, post Hollis' death. It's a brutal revenge.
• The shootout by hired hitman Roy Chess is much more brutal- e.g. more blood and gore, fingers blown off.
• Conversation between Dr. Long and Rorschach is extended.
• Longer jail-break scene with arguments between Rorschach and Laurie. Prison guards open fire on Dan's ship.
• Longer conversation between Dr. M and L on Mars.
• Riot scene is longer with more conversation between the Comedian and the rioters.
• Agent Forbes (Fulvio Cecere) has a larger role as the government agent in charge of handling all the Watchmen.

There is also an extended version titled The Ultimate Version. See pictorial version details from movie-censorship.com

The Director's Cut UK Blu-ray is available via UK Amazon for release on 30th November 2009
The Director's Cut region 1 DVD is available at US Amazon
The Director's Cut US Blu-ray is available at US Amazon
The Director's Cut region 1 DVD is available via UK Amazon

R Rated

Video/DVD versions of 1986, 1991 & 2000 all similarly cut to remove horse falls

The Theatrical Version is uncut for the 1996 cinema release and DVDs.

An extended TV version was broadcast and later issued on US DVD.

See pictorial version details from movie-censorship.com

• Reise zurück in der Zeit

The BBFC waived their cuts for 2001 Columbia/TriStar DVD.

See cuts details from dvdcompare.net:

Note that there is R rated and unrated US versions. The UK DVD is the uncut unrated version

The uncut region 2 DVD is available at UK Amazon
The uncut region 1 DVD is available at US Amazon

See review from IMDb: Silly, but not a total waste of time

If you can get through the first half hour of this film, which features bad dialogue and stiff performances, you may just enjoy it.

A small group of spoiled teens (and one nice girl) go into a mysterious wax museum after hours and each succumb to a different, and dangerous, display. John Rhys Davies is here as a tortured, dramatic werewolf. Miles O'Keefe is a hair product dependent Count Dracula, who seduces the rich-bitch of the group into a nasty, bloody, gross-out dinner party. The Nice Girl (Deborah Foreman) is drawn into the S&M world of The Marquis De Sade (as played by the too seldom seen J. Kenneth Campbell) and it is up to the rich boy turned nice guy to save her before she is whipped to death. Once all of the displays are filled, the characters within are unleashed, and it becomes a war within the wax museum as the remaining heroes must now battle the wax monsters and their transformed friends.

All in all, this plays more like a comedy than a horror film, but the violence, when it appears, is so over-the-top that splatter fans won't be too disappointed.

• edits to a whipping scene.

Cuts waived when resubmitted in 2001

Thanks to the BBFC, the distributors are now in breach of trading standards by lying on the video cover

Cut in 2006 with the following BBFC comment: The cuts were Cuts for Category. Distributor chose to remove clear sight of real sexual activity (sustained female masturbation)

Cut in 2006 with the following BBFC comment: Distributor chose to cut three instances of clearly unsimulated sex (vaginal penetration by finger and penis). An R18 without cuts was made available to the distributor

Unrated

The BBFC passed the US Unrated/Uncorked/Extended Version without BBFC cuts for a 15

See pictorial cuts details from movie-censorship.com

Three shots of naked ladies added for the Unrated version but most of the additional material is uncontentious padding.

The uncut region 2 DVD is available at UK Amazon
The uncut UK Blu-ray is available at UK Amazon

The uncut region 1 DVD is available at US Amazon
The uncut US Blu-ray is available at US Amazon

cut

R Rated

• Wedding Planner - verliebt, verlobt, verplant

The BBFC cut 1s from the 2001 cinema release and the 2001 Pathe DVD. A single sexual expletive was cut from dialogue. An uncut 12 was made available.

• The word 'fuck' was overdubbed

The uncut region 1 DVD is available at US Amazon
The uncut region 1 DVD is available via UK Amazon

Cut in 2006 with the following BBFC comment: The cuts were Compulsory. Cuts required to a scene of indecent exposure (a woman exposing her breasts in public)

• Rundown

A cut cinema version was released with a 12A certificate under the title Welcome to the Jungle. It suffered 1:51s of cuts eg a headbutt in the bar scene. The uncut cinema version was released as Rundown.

Confusingly video versions are uncut but carry the title: Welcome to the Jungle.

• Night of the Howling Beast
• La Maldicion de la Bestia
• Hall of the Mountain King
• Horror of the Werewolf

Released on video by Canon in October 1982.

Added to the video nasty list in August 1984 and remained listed throughout the panic.

See review from IMDb: Monster Movie

A team of scientists travel to Tibet to track down the Yeti. Among the group is Waldemar (Naschy) the werewolf who gets into a fight with the Yeti.

This had an extremely low budget, which I think really helped the film because it's just like those B monster movies from the 1940's.

The Yeti looks incredibly stupid but Naschy is quite good in his role and the werewolf look is nice. The Yeti is only used at the start and end of the film, which is a shame but the side plot dealing with Tibet rebels was nicely done.

No BBFC cuts noted to the 1986 MGM/UA video, 1994 Warner video and 2008 Warner DVD.

The running time correlated with the uncut original cinema submission but cuts details on IMDb state: Early prints contain a scene in Medeval world where a guest is tortured on a rack. That scene was deleted from television and video.

The original running time was 88:38s

Cut in 2006 with the following BBFC comment: Distributor chose to remove explicit sex (unsimulated oral-genital contact and ejaculation over genitals), although an R18 uncut was available.

Cut in 2006 with the following BBFC comment:
The distributor chose to cut sight of clearly unsimulated sexual activity (in this case oral-genital contact during cunnilingus). An R18 without cuts was available.

Cut in 2006 with the following BBFC comment: Company chose to remove unsimulated sexual activity (in this case oral genital contact)

Cut in 2006 with the following BBFC comment:
Distributor chose to cut all sight of sexual detail (unsimulated oral sex)

The BBFC cut the 2007 Darker Enterprises DVD by 9s: Distributor chose to cut shots of explicit penetration. R18 uncut was available to the distributor.

The Extended Version or Jackpot Edition was passed 12 without cuts for the 2008 20th Century Fox DVD.

The differences are uncontentious and unimportant. See pictorial version details from movie-censorship.com.

The uncut region 2 DVD is available at UK Amazon
The uncut region 1 DVD is available at US Amazon

• Woody Allen's What's Up Tiger Lily?

Cinema release of 1975 and all video/DVD versions from 1987, 2001, 2007 similarly cut by the BBFC:

Cut required to sight of real animal cruelty (in this case, a live chicken being forced into a cage with a live cobra)

The BBFC cut the 2007 UK Distribution Services DVD by 1:45s. Distributor chose to remove explicit sexual activity from an adult work (in this instance sight of unsimulated cunnilingus and masturbation). An R18 uncut was available to the company

22:29s pre-cut by the distributor

Unofficial pre-cuts of 27:00s and a further 4:44s cut by the BBFC

Cuts waived when resubmitted in 2004

Cut in 2006 with the following BBFC comment: Company chose to remove shots of sexual detail (clear sight of oral-genital contact).

Cut in 2006 with the following BBFC comment: Company requested cuts to a scene of sexual detail (clear sight of vaginal penetration).

Cut in 2006 with the following BBFC comment: Distributor chose to cut a shot of clearly unsimulated oral-genital contact during cunnilingus. An R18 uncut was available to the distributor

Cut in 2006 with the following BBFC comment: The cuts were Cuts for Category. Distributor chose to remove scenes featuring explicit sexual activity (cunnilingus and dildo penetration) in order to achieve an 18 classification. An R18 uncut was available to the distributor.

Cut in 2006 with the following BBFC comment: The cuts were Compulsory. Cut required to underage sex reference

The 1991 cinema release and 1991 Palace video weren't but by the BBFC but there is a longer Version with 3.5 minutes extra

From version details on IMDb

Cuts waived when resubmitted in 2006

The uncut region 2 DVD is available at UK Amazon

Same cuts for both cinema and Warner Home Video versions of 1988

From imdb:

• Cuts to the scene where Madonna is shopping with Griffin Dunne in the record store & she can be seen putting cassette's into her own pockets & a shop lifter's too in order to frame him.

The uncut version was shown on TV

Pre-cut by 122:07s when submitted in 2008, no BBFC cuts though.

Cut by 2:25s when submitted in 2007. Compulsory cuts required to remove references to underage sex.

The original runs at 170:24s giving total pre-cuts + cuts of 87:36s

Cut when submitted in 1995:

• A panning shot of Jin having his hand on Maki's crotch is deleted
• Close-up of Maki's crotch with Jin's hand on it, along with the subsequent shot of Maki's hair grabbing Jin, which is cut for continuity.
• The demon creature forcing its tongue to Maki's mouth, and then doing the "old in-out".
• The beginning of Maki's rape by the demons is short of a demon mauling on her breast, and the following brief rape shot.
• The rest of Maki's rape is massively reduced and cut (over 20 seconds). This includes the demons mauling and her raping her.
• Raping of Maki in the demon base has lost four close-ups - the demons squeezing her breasts, Maki getting raped from behind, a close of Maki's face, and of her chained hands.

The Directors cut was passed 15 uncut in 2006. The BBFC noted: This work has been approved under the 'Different versions at different categories' policy of January 2004.

The uncut region 2 DVD is available at UK Amazon

Lions Gate asked the BBFC to review their 12A decision to no avail. The BBFC commented: This determination was formally reconsidered by the BBFC at the request of the submitting company. The BBFC carefully considered the arguments put forward by the submitting company and looked again at the relevant submitted material, but concluded that its original determination was appropriate.

It seems likely that the cut US PG-13 version was submitted for cinema and the 12 rated DVD release

• Anthony Shaffer's The Wicker Man
• The Wickerman

A Director's Cut was passed without BBFC cuts for a 2002 Warner DVD.

From version details on IMDb

A complete director's cut was discovered and re-released: this version features new footage showing:

• Sergeant Howie as a preacher
• some erotic scenes
• Lord Summerisle reading a poem.

The uncut region 2 DVD is available at UK Amazon
The uncut region 1 DVD is available via US Amazon

The BBFC passed the 2008 Optimum DVD 15

The 1995 cinema release and the subsequent 1996 Warner video feature the Restored Director's Cut.

From version details on IMDb:

The restored Director's Cut features additional material:

• the flashback showing how Thornton was captured
• the flashback showing how Pike's lover, Aurora, was killed and he himself wounded
• the scene in the desert that establishes Crazy Lee is Sykes's grandson and that Pike deliberately abandoned him in the opening robbery
• the raid by Villa on Mapache as he awaits the telegram
• the aftermath of Villa's raid in Agua Verde
• about a minute's worth of the festivities at night in Angel's village.

The uncut region 2 DVD is available at UK Amazon
The uncut UK Blu-ray is available at UK Amazon

The uncut region 1 DVD is available at US Amazon
The uncut US Blu-ray is available at US Amazon

The BBFC cut the 1969 cinema release by around 10s.

• Cut to shorten the climactic machine gun shootings
• Cuts to Angel being dragged behind the car.

Cut in 2006 with the following BBFC comment: The cuts were Cuts for Category. Distributor requested potential imitable technique bonus material to be removed

• Wild Orchid 2: Blue Movie Blue

2m:28s precut by distributors prior to submission to the BBFC

1. When Blue (Nina Siemaszko) first arrives at the brothel she is undressed by another prostitute but not in this version
2. 20s of lesbian lovemaking has been cut at about 47 minutes into the video.

• Angels for Kicks

It has been broadcast uncut on satellite on The Performance Channel

The uncut region 1 DVD is available at US Amazon
The uncut region 1 DVD is available via UK Amazon

The BBFC cut the 1979 cinema release

All versions pre-cut by the distributor as described by the BBFC in 2006

The distributor had requested it be considered for a ‘15’ when sent in for an advice viewing. However, with four uses of ‘cunt’, two of which were aggressive and in one case linked to a man head butting a woman, the language in the film was considered too strong for ‘15’.

The distributor chose to reduce the very strong language in the film’s final edit, leaving a single use of ‘cunt’ said in frustration, which could be accommodated at the ‘15’ already required by the other violence, gore and strong language in the work.

Not cut by censors but the studio shot the film as an R rated horror but decided to tone it down for a PG-13. The toned down version is the only version ever released.

Repeated use of 'fuck' was reduced down to one; computer porn images were removed; and Martin's death scene was made less bloody. These cut scenes are included in DVD extras

Slight pre-cut by distributors

Cut for violent content

• John Milius' The Wind and the Lion

The BBFC cut the 1975 cinema release

• Stagecoach Run

The BBFC cut the 1937 cinema release. No cuts recorded to 1991-2003 videos/DVDs

DVD releases from 2003-2009 are all cut with the following BBFC comment: The cuts were Compulsory. Cut required to remove animal cruelty (a potentially dangerous horse fall)

The 2005 MGM DVDs are the uncut Director's Cut

From cuts details on IMDb:

An extended directors cut is available on DVD and features about 22 minutes of new footage. This includes several extended battle scenes as well as a few fully deleted scenes including an early scene of Joe recieving a medal for his work at the start of the film. There are also several new scenes near the start as well including a scene of Joe and Rita on the beach. This scene was included in the trailer for the film. Also a scene of all the marines taking pictures before shipping off to war. Also an extended scene of Yazee introducing himself to Joe and joe asks if he has seen any combat to which yazee replies No, but i'm looking forward to getting into some. There were also several other smaller additions and alternate angles and shots used.

See also pictorial cuts details from movie-censorship.com

The uncut region 2 DVD is available at UK Amazon
The uncut region 1 DVD is available at US Amazon

• The Wings of Honneamise: Royal Space Force
• Honneamise No Tsubasa

Attempted rape scene removed, but apparently not by the BBFC. As described by one of their examiners: Wings of Honneamise was cut in one place. It was a wholly gratuitous sexual assault in the middle of a film which was otherwise a wonderful experience for younger viewers. But, and this is important as other distributors often do the same, it was voluntarily cut by Manga Video to lower the certificate from its cinema classification of 15 to a PG for the video release. When this happens, it is not registered as a cut.

Passed uncut in 2006

The BBFC commented in their 2006 Annual Report:

The Witch Who Came From the Sea had briefly appeared on the Director of Public Prosecutions’ ‘video nasty’ list in 1984 before being removed in 1985 following unsuccessful prosecutions. Its strong bloody violence was acceptable at ‘18’, but not at a lower category.

The uncut region 2 DVD is available at UK Amazon in Box of the Banned 2
The uncut region 1 DVD is available at US Amazon

Amazon Review:

Here is an odd little gem of a film that fortunately ( at least for fans of offbeat cinema) has resurfaced on DVD, boasting a pristine film transfer. Descriptions of the film, the title of the film, and even the DVD cover itself do little to relate, or even hint at what is, as it turns out, an altogether strange, unsettling, humorous, and entertaining cinematic treat. The off kilter acting styles, unnatural tone, and dark humor of the film shares a kinship to the works of David Lynch ( who is too often misused as a comparative description) and is sure to surprise and delight viewers who have an affinity for the outré. Highly recommended.

The 1990 film and Warner Videos and the 2000 Warner DVD are all similarly cut by the BBFC to secure a PG rating

From cuts details on IMDb

• The mouse transformation was slightly shortened
• A shot of a witch's bloody scalp when she removes her wig was removed.

The uncut region 1 DVD is available at US Amazon

Review from US Amazon: A Must!

This is the kind of movie you can watch over and over, and each time you'll find something new to laugh at. Trying to mimic the hilariously delivered lines in the film, has yet to lose it's novelty between me and my friends.

The film certainly does do justice to the classic Roald Dahl novel about the adventures of Luke, a young boy staying at an English seaside hotel which happens to be inhabited by the entire population of English child-hating witches and their supreme leader, the grand high witch, who are all under the guise of nice charitable ladies.

The special effects are dazzling in combination with the delightful British humour which is contributed to by a number of familiar faces- Rowan Atkinson (Blackadder, Mr Bean)as the dry ill-tempered hotel manager, Jane Horrocks (Little Voice) as the fed up secretary, as well as Bill Paterson and Brenda Blethyn (Secrets and Lies). Yet the most fabulously larger than life performance is given by Anjelica Huston who plays Eva Ernst aka The Grand High Witch. The actress rightfully lets it rip, pumping energy and eccentricity into the character whist also displaying subtlety and composure when needed ie while she is in public view, disguised as chairman of the Royal Society for the prevention of cruelty to children.

The film is accessible to all and has the ability to tickle the dryest of hearts. Stocked with nice touches, even the extras are part and parcel of the fun. DO YOUR SENSE OF HUMOUR A FAVOUR AND WATCH THIS FILM!

• Mathew Hopkins: Witchfinder General
• The Conqueror Worm
• Edgar Allan Poe's Conqueror Worm

The 15 rated release of 2007 is a minute shorter than the previous versions

Thanks to MM:

• Watched the lovely looking R1 DVD last night and it contains a second or so missing from the Redemption/Metrodome/Tigon Boxset version including an additional axe blow to Price's body right at the end. (suggesting that this is the Continental version)

Note that the Metrodome DVD features both continental version and the Director's Cut

The Director's cut is the original UK version with censor cuts restored but the restored shots are said to be grainy

Note that the Metrodome DVD features both continental version and the Director's Cut

From IMDb:

This continental version has alternate takes of several tavern shots in which the various wenches are topless or have exposed breasts - in the UK version they are are more conservatively dressed - as well as extra scenes of torture and violence, notably additional axe blows to Price at the film's conclusion.

Cut for cinema in 1968 and video versions from Target International, Castle Pictures Ltd & Castle Vision (1987-91)

• The torture of Lowes (Rupert Davies) was reduced
• The beating and half strangulation of a a woman in the cells was totally removed
• The ducking of Lowes was reduced
• The burning of Elizabeth (Maggie Kimberly) was reduced. Differences between versions for this cut
• The torture of Sara (Hilary Dwyer) was reduced
• The dismemberment of Hopkins (Vincent Price) was reduced

See Sex Clinic

Cut in 2006 unusually without a BBFC justification.

Cut in 2006 with the following BBFC comment: Distributor chose to cut one instance of sexual detail (oral-genital contact)

• Des Diamants pour L'Enfer
• Vias pour Mourir
• Prison Sado pour Femmes
• Punition Cell

It briefly made the banned video nasty list in August 1984 but was dropped in October 1984

The uncut region 0 DVD is available at US Amazon
The uncut region 0 DVD is available via UK Amazon

See review from IMDb: A Jewel

Jess Franco women in prison flick, which deals more with a jewellery robbery than the actual prison.

There's still some dirty moments including tons of nudity, a lesbian scene and a couple torture sequences but this is still fairly clear for a Franco WIP film.

Romay has never been accused of being a good actress but she fits her role fine here and she's certainly cute so watching her naked isn't a problem. Franco himself plays a gangster in the film, which is a role he did quite often during this time frame.

• Bamboo Doll's House
• Woman's Penitentiary
• Women's Penitentiary

No BBFC cuts but the US version was cut and may well have been submitted here too.

• In the theatrical version Tobey Maguire mistakenly refers to Alan Ladd's death as a suicide. After complaints from Ladd's family, Paramount removed the offending line in all future releases of the film, including home video. VHS and DVD releases carry a disclaimer, shown before the feature, warning that the film has been edited for content.
• The video release appears to have been edited for language as well. Early in the film, when Michael Douglas is picking up his editor at the airport, he turns to him and says "you're fucked-up" but an overdubbing has him saying "you're high." Near the end of the film, when Robert Downey Jr. is chasing Vernon with his car, Vernon says "Motherfucker" but this was overdubbed to "man" for the video release.

Uncut for cinema release but censored for the video version. James Ferman indicated that he would have preferred the uncut version for video release but it was the censored version prepared for channel 4 that was submitted. The cinema version is one of the very few films released with BBFC blessings that contain hardcore scenes. Another film that contains hardcore material (at least in the cinema version) is the French film Annabelle partagee, which begins with a close-up of a penis being masturbated to orgasm. I think it's out on video, but I don't know if it's cut or not. Not a Love Story is another where hardcore scenes are justified by a documentary context.

1. After opening credits a B&W Soviet sex-education film viewed through a kaleidoscope lens is obscured by animations of goldfish. Apparently this hasn't completely obscured the action and an erect penis can still be seen on close inspection.
2. Wall paintings of men and women masturbating have been blanked out
3. A sequence showing Jim Buckley having a plaster cast made of his erect penis has all the tumescent shots obscured by animated stars

• The Man with the Deadly Lens

Cuts waived when resubmitted in 2004 as Wrong is Right

The uncut region 2 DVD is available at UK Amazon

Cut in 2006 with the following BBFC comment: The cuts were Compulsory. Cut required to sight of dangerous and imitable behaviour (a noose being tightened around wrestler's neck during a wrestling match)

• Backlash

BBFC cut the 2005 Clear Vision DVD: Cut required to sight of dangerous and imitable behaviour (a wrestler using a scarf to strangle an opponent during a wrestling match)

During a bit of out of ring shenanigans, a wrestler is hit repeatedly over the head with a chair. The BBFC have reduced this to a single blow.