The cult movie queen’s ball-cupping ad for shaving cream proved too much for some USTV stations.

The cult movie queen’s ball-cupping ad for shaving cream proved too much for some USTV stations.
One of the last gasps of local council censorship as the politicians of Lancashire go up against Oliver Stone.
The song designed to show just how much opposition to the royal coronation will be buried hits the top 20 and is, predictably, ignored.
Looking back at Sam Fuller’s much-misunderstood, long withdrawn study of racism and rehabilitation.
The short-lived effort by the British censors to give “morbid and horrible” films their own restrictive adults-only category.
A stop-motion monster that proved to be too much for some TV viewers.
The Daily Mail’s relentless campaign of misinformation and outright lies against 0898 premium rate phone lines.
Half beast, half man, all wild entertainment – the oddest of the video nasties is an experience to savour.
A look back at a pair of Ozploitation pseudo-documentaries that don’t quite hit the mark.
Not for the faint of heart – a sordid collection of outrageous and extreme pulp fiction novel cover art from France.
In the desperation to find something to blame apart from the obvious, sexual expression is always a go-to distraction.
The newly-made follow-up – in name only – to the notorious Video Nasty is not an enjoyable viewing experience.