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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
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Why this pick
A warm, energetic documentary about VHS culture that pairs naturally with Jake West’s dive into the video-era panic, shifting from censorship history to the tactile pleasures and communities built around tape.
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An enthusiast-made oral history of 1980s horror cinema, rich in filmmakers’ and critics’ perspectives; it extends the same affection for controversial genre movies and the ecosystem around them.
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Why this pick
A notorious exploitation-era censor magnet whose lurid presentation and historical reputation make it a revealing companion piece to the films and moral outrage discussed in Video Nasties.
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Why this pick
A stylised British psychological horror steeped in the video-nasty era, using an examiner’s work and analogue textures to evoke the anxiety, censorship, and blurred boundaries surrounding forbidden images.
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Why this pick
With brisk archival storytelling and colourful interviewees, it explores another disreputable corner of exploitation-film history—the Philippine genre boom—while retaining the same lively, nonjudgmental affection for cult cinema.
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01 / THE STORY
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