Which Cannibal Horror Is One Of The Most Banned Movies Of All Time? ( Photo Credit – YouTube )

Ready for a shocker? Cannibal Ferox (1981) holds the Guinness World Record for one of the most banned movies ever. Violent, grotesque, and unapologetically disturbing, it’s a grindhouse classic. Tourists meet a cannibal tribe—expect hooks, decapitations, and brain-eating. But it’s more than gore; it’s a dark dive into revenge, exploitation, and karma—gross yet oddly thoughtful.

According to Collider, the film hit the UK hard, landing squarely on the Video Nasties list. It was banned under the Obscene Publications Act. But just banning it wasn’t enough. The BBFC made cuts, then more, and even more, until the film was barely recognizable. The Cannibal Ferox fans didn’t care—they snuck bootlegs, hunted down uncut versions, and made this shocking film a cult classic. In the US? Same story. Under the title Make Them Die Slowly,...