Episode list

Cutting Edge

xXx Series

Wed, Jan 27, 2016
Our first episode of the new season takes a look at Agent xXx and his troubles with the BBFC in the UK.
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The Hunger Games
The first film in the popular Hunger Games series received cuts in order to receive a 12A rating in the UK. We take a look at some of the changes that were made to appease the censors in this edition of Cutting Edge.
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Lethal Weapon 2

Wed, Mar 30, 2016
Richard Donner's action sequel was cut for its original cinema release in the UK, and again on video and DVD in the 1990s. What troubled the BBFC? Find out in this episode of Cutting Edge.
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Cutthroat Island
Renny Harlin's infamous 1995 adventure was heavily cut by the BBFC for its UK cinema release and then again on home video in two different versions. Join us as we buckle our swashes and take a look at what was cut.
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Basic Instinct (Special Edition)
Both Basic Instinct films suffered cuts in the United States to attain R ratings. Join us as we examine the MPAA cuts made to the two films in this episode of the show.
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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Marcus Nispel's remake was slightly trimmed for an R rating in the United States. We take a look at what was cut in this edition of Cutting Edge.
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Tango & Cash

Sat, Jul 30, 2016
Andrei Konchalovsky's 1989 action comedy was originally released in the UK in a heavily cut version. We examine the censorship surrounding this film in this month's edition of the show.
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Predator 2

Tue, Aug 30, 2016
After receiving cuts for an R rating in the States, Fox cut the film further for its original Australian release. We examine the changes that were made for the OFLC in this episode of the show.
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Straw Dogs

Thu, Sep 29, 2016
Cutting Edge examines the censorship history of Sam Peckinpah's notorious 1971 drama in both the UK and the US in this episode of the series.
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Bound

Tue, Nov 29, 2016
This indie thriller from The Wachowskis was cut to appease the MPAA in 1996. We take a look at the changes that were made in this edition of the show.
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Indiana Jones And The Temple of Doom
For our Season 2 finale, we take a look at James Ferman's handling of Steven Spielberg's classic action adventure after it was first presented to the BBFC for classification in 1984.
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