WARNING: These movies were banned for a reason.

From cannibal cult classics to Nazi exploitation nightmares, these 13 B-movies pushed censorship to its limit. Join Dan in this deep dive into the dark history of Video Nasties, where gore, guts, and moral panic collided in the most infamous films to ever hit VHS.

Discover the stories behind Cannibal Holocaust, The Driller Killer, Anthropophagous, and more. Why were they banned? What made them so controversial? And how did they survive to become underground legends?

🧠 Every title ranked on the Nasty-O-Meter™, from blood-splattered to government-seized.

Comment below with your score and the most disturbing film YOU’VE seen banned!

00:00 - Intro: What Are Video Nasties?
01:34 - #13. Bloody Moon (1981) - Euro Sleaze & Power Tools
03:12 - #12. Evilspeak (1981) - Satan via DOS Prompt
04:48 - #11. Lisa, Lisa (1974) - The Razor-Wielding Whisper
06:16 - #10. Blood Feast (1963) - The Original Splatter Flick
07:45 - #9. Island of Death (1976) - Goat Scene Included
09:04 - #8. Bay of Blood (1971) - Slasher DNA
10:46 - #7. Anthropophagous (1980) - Intestine Buffet
12:07 - #6. Absurd (1981) - Oven Horror
13:50 - #5. Love Camp 7 (1969) - Still Banned Today
15:05 - #4. SS Hell Camp (1977) - Mutant Nazi Nightmare
16:29- #3. Cannibal Ferox (1981) - Banned in 31 Countries
17:39 - #2. The Driller Killer (1979) - The VHS Cover That Broke England
18:52 - #1. Cannibal Holocaust (1980) - The King of Controversy
20:17 - Outro: Why These Films Still Matter

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