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Editorial · 6 films

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Six of the DPP 72 that are worth your evening on their own merits, not as historical curiosities.

  1. Sleeve art for The Evil Dead
    The Evil Dead

    1981 · Sam Raimi · USA · 85m

    The most prosecuted title on the list and the most fun. Raimi was 21.

    Banned
  2. Sleeve art for Possession
    Possession

    1981 · Andrzej Żuławski · France · 123m

    Won at Cannes and was banned in Britain. The single strangest film on the list.

    Banned
  3. Sleeve art for Tenebrae
    Tenebrae

    1982 · Dario Argento · Italy · 110m

    Argento's last great giallo. The crane shot is worth the running time by itself.

    Banned
  4. Sleeve art for The Burning
    The Burning

    1981 · Tony Maylam · Canada/USA · 91m

    The best-made film among the prosecuted 39, and Savini's finest sustained sequence.

    Banned
  5. Sleeve art for Zombie Flesh Eaters
    Zombie Flesh Eaters

    1979 · Lucio Fulci · Italy · 88m

    A zombie fights a shark. Everything else is a bonus.

    Banned
  6. Sleeve art for Dead & Buried
    Dead & Buried

    1981 · Gary Sherman · USA · 92m

    Genuinely eerie and completely undeserving of its place on the list.

    Banned

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