List of works rejected by the British Board of Film Classification

The following is a list of works submitted for certification to the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) that were not immediately or, in some cases, ever granted a certificate due to them being unsuitable for classification.

Since its inception in 1912, the BBFC's duty has been to classify films, television programmes, video games, advertisements and other visual media according to their content. If a work is deemed unacceptable by the BBFC according to their guidelines or potentially illegal under British law, they can choose to refuse a certificate for that work. Although these works can be shown in cinemas with the permission of local councils, they cannot legally be sold on home video.^[1] Online streaming platforms are not required to have their content certified by the BBFC, though many do.^[2]

Over the years, several works have been refused a certificate, in effect banning them. Some of these works were later classified uncut, some were cut to meet the BBFC's guidelines, and some have never been granted a certificate.

Works rejected, later classified uncut

Work	Date rejected	Date certificate granted	Current certificate	Notes	Sources
Battleship Potemkin[note 1]	30 September 1926	11 January 1954	12[note 2]	Rejected for "inflammatory subtitles and Bolshevist Proaganda [sic]." Unbanned as the now niche status of silent films and the death of Joseph Stalin were seen as diminishing the film's likelihood of causing political unrest.	[3][4]
Liliom	29 September 1930	22 January 2010	PG		[5]
An American Tragedy	15 September 1931	11 December 2023	PG		[6]
The Miracle Woman	26 October 1931	14 October 2024	12		[7]
Freaks	1 July 1932	9 May 1963	12[note 3]	Rejected twice, the second time on 12 March 1952, due to the perceived exploitation of physically disabled people.	[8][9]
L'Opéra de quat'sous	23 August 1932	26 August 1998	PG		[10]
The Monster Walks	24 August 1932	9 November 2010	PG		[11]
Island of Lost Souls	13 March 1933	9 July 1958	PG[note 4]		[12]
Elysia	24 April 1934	10 July 1958	A (obsolete)[note 5]	This docudrama about nudist camps was subsequently rejected on 31 January 1949 and 7 January 1958 before finally being granted an A certificate.	[15]
Black Moon	2 September 1934	21 October 2024	12		[16]
Le Grand Jeu	4 September 1934	5 May 2010	PG		[17]
The Hitch-Hiker	2 February 1953	30 April 1953	12[note 6]		[18]
The Wild One	18 January 1954	21 November 1967	PG[note 7]	Rejected a second time on 20 December 1955. According to the BBFC, "The initial ban was prompted mostly by a fear that the very real problem of burgeoning juvenile delinquency, and a seemingly increasing lack of respect for authority, could only be aggravated by young people seeing this film."	[19]
Glen or Glenda	26 February 1958	18 January 1995	15		[20][21]
Goodnight With Sabrina	20 August 1959	14 March 2016	15		[22]
Horrors of Spider Island	1 September 1960	9 November 2010	12		[23]
Mr. Sardonicus	22 August 1961	13 December 1961	12[note 8]		[24]
The Immoral Mr. Teas	3 July 1962	9 October 1987	18		[25]
Shock Corridor	2 October 1963	31 December 1990	15	Rejected two more times in 1966 and 1968.	[26]
The Naked Kiss	13 March 1964	31 December 1990	18		[27]
Lady in a Cage	8 April 1964	17 November 2000	15[note 9]		[28]
The Horror of Party Beach	20 May 1964	27 August 1964	12[note 10]		[29]
Carousella	28 January 1965	30 April 2009	15		[30][31]
Lorna	2 February 1965	18 February 1998	18		[32]
Onibaba	26 August 1965	15 June 1968	15[note 11]		[33]
Who Killed Teddy Bear	11 October 1965	9 July 2008	15		[34]
The Wild Angels	6 December 1966	28 September 1972	15[note 12]		[35]
Django	23 May 1967	16 February 1993	15[note 13]	Rejected due to excessive violence that could not be cut for an X rating.	[36][37]
Common-Law Cabin[note 14]	1 August 1967	9 October 1987	18		[38]
The Trip	5 September 1967	21 November 2002	18	This film depicting a young man's first LSD trip was rejected four more times in 1971, 1980, 1983 and 1988 due to its perceived glamorisation of drug use.	[39]
Mermaids of Tiburon[note 15]	12 September 1967	20 December 1968	15[note 16]	Alternate version of a 1962 film, featuring newly-shot nude footage.	[40][41]
Hells Angels on Wheels	28 September 1967	11 May 1977	15[note 17]		[42]
The Incident	19 January 1968	14 March 2014	12		[43]
Gate of Flesh	29 January 1968	2 October 2000	18		[44]
Bloody Mama	28 April 1970	19 February 1971	18[note 18]		[45]
Kiss Me Quick!	17 May 1971	2 March 2012	18		[46]
The Panic in Needle Park	16 June 1971	21 November 1974	18[note 19]		[47]
Trash	4 August 1971	9 November 1972	18[note 20]		[48]
Mantis in Lace	4 December 1972	14 March 2012	18		[49]
Coffy	5 October 1973	4 April 1974	18[note 21]		[50]
La Grande Bouffe	11 November 1973	27 January 1994	18		[51]
The Last House on the Left	4 July 1974	17 July 2002	18[note 22]	Rejected two more times on 15 March 1999 and 1 February 2002.	[52]
Gambling for Head	9 July 1974	10 October 2005	15		[53]
Les Valseuses	24 September 1974	14 January 1992	18		[54]
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre	12 March 1975	16 March 1999	18		[55]
Story of O	27 November 1975	11 February 2000	18		[56]
Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom	13 January 1976	16 November 2000	18		[57]
Late Night Trains[note 23]	26 July 1976	14 January 2008	18		[58]
Je t'aime moi non plus	13 September 1976	8 July 1993	18		[59]
Maîtresse	14 October 1976	5 February 1981	18[note 24]		[60]
Ilsa, Harem Keeper of the Oil Sheiks	26 August 1977	14 August 2013	18		[61]
La Bête	25 February 1978	6 June 1988	18[note 25]	The BBFC's issues with this film about the relationship between a human woman and a monster included the perceived theme of bestiality.	[62]
Derek and Clive Get the Horn	21 October 1980	13 August 1993	18		[63]
Mother's Day	10 December 1980	26 January 2015	18		[64]
The House on the Edge of the Park	16 March 1981	1 July 2002	18[note 26]		[65]
Maniac	23 July 1981	29 May 2002	18[note 27]	Rejected a second time on 8 January 1998.	[66]
Savage Streets	14 November 1984	26 June 1987	18[note 28]	Rejected a second time on 20 May 1986.	[67]
Butcher, Baker, Nightmare Maker	24 April 1987	26 March 2024	18	Prior to being rejected under the title The Evil Protege, the film was passed 18 uncut on 19 April 1983.	[68]
Silent Night, Deadly Night Part 2	22 December 1987	25 September 2020	18		[69][70]
Slumber Party Massacre II	8 December 1988	5 July 2024	15		[71]
Curfew	31 December 1988	13 September 2002	18		[72]
Visions of Ecstasy	18 September 1989	31 January 2012	18	This 19-minute short film featuring sexualised scenes between Teresa of Ávila and the crucified body of Jesus was rejected on the grounds of blasphemy, as cuts would shorten the film by half. Its eventual classification came four years after blasphemy laws in the United Kingdom were repealed.	[73][74]
Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III	22 May 1990	5 April 2004	18		[75]
Back in Action	25 February 1994	14 June 1994	18		[76]
Demoniac	10 August 1994	17 December 2003	18[note 29]		[77]
Kickboxer 4: The Aggressor	15 August 1994	11 March 2004	18		[78]
Boy Meets Girl	13 September 1995	25 September 2001	18	Passed 18 uncut for cinema release on 27 February 1995, five months before its rejection for home media.	[79]
Mikey	19 December 1996	20 March 2025	15	The classification of this horror film about a nine-year-old serial killer was delayed in light of the 1993 murder of James Bulger by two ten-year-old boys, eventually resulting in its rejection. A trailer for the film was passed 18 prior to the murder.	[80]
Carmageddon	May 1997	c. 4 November 1997	18	This racing video game in which the player can run over pedestrians was reportedly the first video game rejected by the BBFC. After releasing a censored version in which the human pedestrians are replaced with green-blooded zombies, the developer successfully appealed for the uncensored version to be unbanned.	[81][82][83]
Deadbeat at Dawn	23 December 1998	29 August 2018	18		[84]
A Cat in the Brain	9 February 1999	26 August 2003	18		[85]
The Classic Films Of Irving Klaw Volume I	9 February 1999	22 January 2010	18		[86][87]
Sex Frenzy	3 March 1999	31 July 2000	R18		[88]
Boys Just Wanna Have Fun	3 March 1999	31 July 2000	R18		[89]
Straw Dogs	3 December 1997	27 September 2002	18	The film had previously been passed uncut for cinema release twice; originally at X on 3 November 1971, which was updated to 18 on 20 April 1995. In 1997, the American cut of the film, which was edited to shorten a rape scene, was submitted to the BBFC for home video release; however, the cuts had the side effect of making the victim appear to enjoy being raped, resulting in the film's rejection. The uncut version was subsequently submitted by another distributor, but was also rejected on 1 January 1999 "on the basis that the BBFC could not very well pass a more complete version of the film so soon after rejecting an edited version." In 2002, the BBFC screened the film to leading clinical psychologists specialising in work with sex offenders and separately to a focus group of 26 members of the public; positive responses from both groups to the film's handling of rape helped it to be unbanned.	[90]
Manhunt 2	19 June 2007	14 March 2008	18	This video game was modified by the developers before release. Both the original and modified versions were refused certificates, until the appeal allowed the modified version to be released at 18.	[91]

Works rejected, later classified with cuts

Work	Date rejected	Date certificate granted	Current certificate	Cut length	Details	Sources
Irish Destiny[note 30]	21 April 1926	8 June 1926	U			[92][93]
Mondo Cane	30 August 1962	27 November 1963	X (obsolete)[note 5]			[94][95]
Andrea[note 31]	13 January 1969	16 September 1970	X (obsolete)[note 5]			[98][99]
Without a Stitch	14 February 1969	10 February 1975	X (obsolete)[note 5]			[100][101]
As the Naked Wind from the Sea[note 32]	2 April 1969	29 June 1970	18[102]	~2m 53s		[103][104][105][106]
99 Women	11 April 1969	22 May 2007	18	1m 0s	A scene of a snake being stabbed was required to be cut per the Cinematograph Films (Animals) Act 1937.	[107]
Venus In Furs	13 January 1970	10 December 1971	18[note 33]	1m 0s	As of 2008, the removal of a scene in which a woman enjoys being raped was required.	[108]
The Porn-brokers	10 April 1973	29 December 1977	X (obsolete)[note 5]	[109][110]
Line Up And Lay Down	7 December 1973	10 May 1974	18[note 34]	1m 2s		[111]
Score	20 September 1974	6 December 2012	18	6m 53s [note 35]	The distributor opted to cut images of unsimulated oral sex to achieve an 18 rating. An uncut R18 was available.	[112]
The Dirty Mind of Young Sally	3 January 1975	25 November 1986	18	0m 19s		[113]
Sex Orgy	15 January 1975	2 June 1975	X (obsolete)[note 5]			[114]
Sexually Yours	12 February 1975	13 May 1975	18[note 36]		As of 2024, images deemed to potentially violate the Protection of Children Act 1978 were required to be removed.	[115]
Deep River Savages[note 37]	18 September 1975	22 August 2003	18	3m 1s	Multiple scenes of real animal cruelty were required to be cut per the Cinematograph Films (Animals) Act 1937. The same cuts were required when the film was resubmitted in 2016.	[116]
Pussy Talk	6 January 1976	20 July 2000	18		The removal of an eroticised rape within the context of an in-universe pornographic film was required.	[117][118]
Depraved	31 March 1976	19 July 1976	X (obsolete)[note 5]			[119]
Caged Women[note 38]	25 August 1976	14 February 1977	18[note 39]	0m 41s	As of 2004, cuts to explicit images of digital penetration were required to achieve an 18 rating. As the film is not considered a sex work, an uncut R18 was not available.	[120]
Fantasm	11 May 1977	3 April 1978	18[note 40]	8m 0s	As of 2010, two scenes were required to be cut; one features a character reacting positively to being sexually assaulted, while the other includes dialogue deemed "likely to encourage an interest in" incest.	[121]
King Dick	29 November 1977	8 March 1979	X (obsolete)[note 5]			[122][123]
Close Encounters of a Handyman	31 May 1978	28 November 1978	X (obsolete)[note 5]			[124][125]
Love Camp[note 41]	4 September 1978	11 March 2004	18		A graphic scene of sexual violence was required to be cut.	[126][127]
Love Letters of a Portuguese Nun	6 February 1979	20 May 2004	18	6m 15s	The distributor was required to cut indecent images of a child per the Protection of Children Act 1978, as well as images of sexualised torture. Both the film itself and a trailer were required to be cut.	[128]
Secrets of a Nymphomaniac	4 January 1980	5 September 1980	X (obsolete)[note 5]			[129][130]
Let Me Die a Woman	21 March 1980	5 May 1982	X (obsolete)[note 5]			[131]
The New York Ripper	15 February 1984	21 January 2002	18	0m 29s	Rejected due to concerns the film would violate the Obscene Publications Act 1959. When it was eventually classified, cuts were required to close-up images of a nude, bound woman's breasts and stomach being mutilated with a razor blade. This scene and another in which a woman is stabbed in the groin with a broken bottle were also required to be cut from a trailer for the film.	[132][133]
Bare Behind Bars	20 September 1994	2 December 2010	18	1m 35s[note 35]	The distributor chose to cut explicit images of fellatio and vaginal penetration by both penis and dildo to achieve an 18 rating. An uncut R18 was available.	[134]
Arrowhead	6 October 1995	16 February 1996	R18	1m 20s		[135]
Naked Killer 2	11 August 1997	26 November 1998	18	4m 42s	Rejected a second time on 5 September 1997.	[136]
Bare Scare	25 October 2010	25 October 2010	R18	6m 4s	Cuts were required to a rape fantasy in the context of a sex work.	[137][138][failed verification]
The Human Centipede 2 (Full Sequence)	6 June 2011	6 October 2011	18	2m 37s	Rejected due to the film's central focus on "the sexual arousal of the central character at both the idea and the spectacle of the total degradation, humiliation, mutilation, torture, and murder of his naked victims" and the resulting "graphic images of sexual violence, forced defecation, and mutilation" shown from the main character's perspective, all elements stated to be absent from the first film, which was passed 18 uncut. 32 individual cuts were required to graphic images of sexual and sexualised violence, sadistic violence and humiliation, and the killing of a newborn baby.	[139][140][141]

Works rejected, have never been granted a certificate

Work	Date rejected	Sources
His Only Son	30 May 1913	[142]
Why Men Leave Home	18 July 1913	[143]
The Crimson Cross	8 October 1913	[144]
Love Is Blind	28 October 1913	[145]
Three Men and a Maid	22 June 1914	[146]
Air Raid on London	1 June 1915	[147]
The Eel	26 February 1916	[148]
The Rack	24 May 1916	[149]
A Fool There Was	06 June 1916	[150]
A Parisian Romance	20 July 1916	[151]
Skirts	26 February 1917	[152]
The Fourth Estate	14 June 1917	[153]
The Marionettes	29 October 1917	[154]
His Model Wife	10 January 1918	[155]
The Zepplins Last Raid	20 February 1918	[156]
All Man	30 April 1919	[157]
The Spreading Evil	16 October 1919	[158]
The New Moon	16 February 1922	[159]
Handcuffs and Kisses	22 February 1922	[160]
Dracula	11 December 1922	[161]
Nobody	30 April 1923	[162]
Boston Blackie	27 June 1923	[163]
Love and Sacrifice	21 July 1924	[164]
The White Slave Traffic	25 July 1927	[165]
The Companionate Marriage	29 October 1928	[166]
The Stronger Sex	29 April 1930	[167]
Ingagi	9 July 1930	[168]
The Victim	2 July 1931	[169]
Just a Gigolo	10 September 1931	[170]
Golf Nuts	31 December 1931	[171]
Minnie the Moocher	22 February 1932	[172]
The Last Mile	18 November 1932	[173]
Bondage	11 May 1933	[174]
Detective Tom Howard of the Suicide Squad	28 July 1933	[175]
Betty Boop's Big Boss	3 August 1933	[176]
What Price Innocence	16 October 1933	[177]
Found Alive	22 March 1934	[178]
Red Hot Mamma	26 March 1934	[179]
Road to Ruin	21 June 1934	[180]
A Penny a Peep	9 July 1934	[181]
Hitler's Reign of Terror	11 September 1934	[182]
Old Kentucky Hounds	13 November 1934	[183]
Good Morning Eve	12 February 1935	[184]
Show Them No Mercy	6 December 1935	[185]
The Leavenworth Case	26 February 1936	[186]
Sunday Go to Meetin’ Time	14 July 1937	[187]
Chained for Life	23 July 1952	[188]
Problem Girls	3 March 1953	[189]
I Vinti	12 May 1954	[190]
Operation Manhunt	29 October 1954	[191]
Three Bad Sisters	28 November 1955	[192]
The Third Sex	9 December 1957	[193]
The Mugger	27 March 1958	[194]
Joy Ride	4 May 1959	[195]
A Diary for Anne Frank	21 August 1959	[196]
I Spit on Your Grave	9 December 1959	[197]
Private Property	30 March 1960	[198]
The Warsaw Ghetto	8 November 1960	[199]
Action J	7 July 1961	[200]
Anatomy of a Psycho	3 August 1961	[201]
A Matter of Morals	18 August 1961	[202]
The Couch	10 October 1961	[203]
The New Angels	1 January 1962	[204]
Nuremberg	24 January 1962	[205]
Professional Secret	14 June 1962	[206]
Bloody Brood	3 August 1962	[207]
Pagan Island	5 November 1962	[208]
The Sinister Urge	29 November 1962	[209]
Berlin Today	9 May 1963	[210]
Swinging U.K.	3 September 1963	[211]
Super Spectacles in the World	1 October 1963	[212]
Hot Head	6 November 1963	[213]
Neon Night Life	5 December 1963	[214]
Street Without End	27 April 1964	[215]
Hollywood Nude Report	5 May 1964	[216]
Sexy!	2 June 1964	[217]
Kitten with a Whip	8 July 1964	[218]
Mental Cruelty	10 July 1964	[219]
I Malamondo	2 September 1964	[220]
Fanny Hill	20 January 1965	[221]
Under Age	25 February 1965	[222]
Festival Girls	1 November 1965	[223]
The Fear	15 July 1966	[224]
The Pornographer	20 October 1966	[225]
Strip	1 December 1966	[226]
Number Four	7 March 1967	[227]
Black Market of Love	10 April 1967	[228]
Bloody Pit of Horror	4 August 1967	[229]
Chelsea Girls	17 November 1967	[230]
Bedtime	22 November 1967	[231]
491	23 January 1968	[232]
Birds Mean Business	10 December 1968	[233]
Damned by Desire	16 April 1969	[234]
The Set	9 May 1969	[235]
Appointment with Lust	14 April 1970	[236]
Hot Spur	25 June 1970	[237]
Technique of Physical Love	18 February 1971	[238]
Homoeroticus	28 July 1972	[239]
Dancing Girl	2 January 1974	[240]
Les Angers Pervers	8 January 1975	[241]
Sweet Movie	1 April 1975	[242]
Woman's Best Friend	28 April 1975	[243]
Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS	9 June 1975	[244]
Mates for Pleasure	11 November 1975	[245]
Justine and Juliette	29 December 1975	[246]
My X Wife	28 January 1976	[247]
Violated Angels	16 March 1976	[248]
She Tries Every Man [fr]	28 June 1976	[249]
Blew!	20 July 1976	[250]
Schoolgirls for Sale	30 July 1976	[251]
Four Days of Love	1 February 1977	[252]
Nazi Love Camp 27	5 April 1977	[253]
J'ai Tres Eruvie	6 December 1977	[254]
Boardinghouse	21 July 1983	[255]
Story of O: Chapter 2	13 November 1984	[256]
Precious Jewels	19 February 1985	[257]
Sid and Nancy trailer	28 May 1986	[258]
Chained	26 September 1986	[259]
Target Massacre	9 January 1987	[260]
Warden’s End	1 July 1987	[261]
Violators	31 December 1987	[262]
Sixth Form at St Winifred's	31 December 1987	[263]
Head Girl at St Winifred's	31 December 1987	[264]
Rambo III trailer	19 May 1988	[265]
A Coming of Angels	19 June 1988	[266]
The Dead Pool trailer	27 June 1988	[267]
Hidden Rage	15 December 1988	[268]
Sixteen Special	9 November 1990	[269]
Tied & Tickled 4	20 August 1992	[270]
Tied & Tickled 18
A Brief Encounter	5 February 1993	[271]
Martini Advert – Ferrari	17 July 1995	[272]
Martini Advert – Mogul	17 July 1995	[273]
Martini Advert – Yacht	17 July 1995	[274]
Martini Advert – Nightclub	17 July 1995	[275]
MEDACT Advert – Day of the Jacques	25 August 1995	[276]
Schoolgirl Fantasy	5 October 1995	[277]
Diesel Jeans Advert – Jesus Lives	19 August 1996	[278]
S&M – Why?	20 December 1996	[279]
Bare Fist: The Sport That Wouldn't Die[note 42]	23 December 1996	[280]
Urotsukidoji IV Part One: The Secret Garden[note 42]	30 December 1996	[281]
La Blue Girl	30 December 1996	[282]
Ultimate Pursuits	30 December 1996	[283]
Brave, Bashed, Battered and Bruised	23 December 1997	[284]
Date With a Mistress	23 December 1997	[285]
S.A.S. Weapons & Training	23 December 1997	[286]
Changing Room Exposed	27 June 1998	[287]
Frisk	27 June 1998	[288]
Elida Fabergé Fusion Advert – Bouncer	1 September 1998	[289]
Banned from Television	9 February 1999	[290]
Lolita DVD Extra (The Lake Point Cottages)	27 March 2000	[291]
Lolita DVD Extra (The Comic Book)	27 March 2000	[292]
A Caning for Miss Granger	24 November 2000	[293]
Victoria's Secret World – Episode One	11 February 2002	[294]
Hooligans	20 March 2002	[295]
PETA Europe Advert – Fur Is Dead	17 June 2002	[296]
Love Camp 7[note 42]	23 September 2002	[297]
Spy of Darkness	9 April 2003	[298]
Bumfights	14 July 2003	[299]
Women in Cellblock 9	24 February 2004	[300]
The Howling DVD Extra (Fake Porn Movie)	19 March 2004	[301]
Terrorists, Killers & Other Wackos	19 January 2005	[302]
The Hash Man	14 February 2005	[303]
High – Yield Hydroponic Systems	14 February 2005	[304]
Introduction to Indoor Growing	14 February 2005	[305]
Mushroom Growing Made Easy	14 February 2005	[306]
Severe Punishment	18 March 2005	[307]
Traces of Death	22 June 2005	[308]
Struggle in Bondage	22 December 2006	[309]
Weeds: Season 2 DVD Extra (Cream of the Crop)	22 June 2007	[310]
Murder-Set-Pieces	27 February 2008	[311]
The Texas Vibrator Massacre	18 August 2008	[312]
NF713	3 April 2009	[313]
Grotesque	18 August 2009	[314]
My Daughter's a Cocksucker	29 September 2009	[315]
Lost in the Hood	7 May 2010	[316]
The Bunny Game	12 October 2011	[317]
Hate Crime	2 March 2015	[318]
The Gestapo's Last Orgy	26 January 2021	[319]
Reality Killers	1 July 2024	[320]
To Kill a War Machine[note 43]	5 July 2025	[321]

See also

• British Board of Film Classification
• 18 (British Board of Film Classification)
• Censorship in the United Kingdom
• History of British film certificates
• Irish Film Classification Office – the equivalent to the BBFC in the Republic of Ireland
• Motion picture content rating system
• Obscene Publications Act
• Press Complaints Commission
• Film censorship in the United Kingdom
• R18 certificate

Notes

1. Also submitted under the titles Potemkin, under which it was rejected, and The Battleship Potemkin.
2. First passed X; updated to PG on 16 November 1987. On 8 July 2025, the cinema rating was raised to 12A, with the home media rating subsequently being updated to 12 on 17 July.
3. First passed X; updated to 15 for home media on 11 January 1995. On 13 August 2001, the film was passed 12 for cinema release, but remained 15 on home media until 16 August 2023.
4. First passed X with cuts; passed 12 uncut on 10 May 1996, which was lowered to PG on 1 August 2011.
5. The A and X ratings were both retired in 1982, and this film has not been resubmitted since then. The BBFC have stated that films last classified under the pre-1982 system must be resubmitted before being reissued, unless permission to screen the film from the local council is granted,^[13][14] effectively rendering this film unrated.
6. First passed X with cuts; passed 12 uncut on 4 February 2005.
7. First passed X; passed PG on 25 July 1988.
8. First passed X; passed 12 on 25 October 1996.
9. First passed 18; lowered to 15 on 24 May 2005.
10. First passed X with cuts; passed 12 uncut on 3 December 2004.
11. First passed X with cuts; passed 15 uncut on 10 March 1994.
12. First passed X with cuts; passed 18 uncut on 21 July 1993, which was lowered to 15 on 13 August 2008.
13. First passed 18; rating lowered to 15 on 23 March 2004.
14. Rejected under the title How Much Loving Does a Normal Couple Need?; all subsequent submissions use the title Common-Law Cabin.
15. Also submitted under the title Aquasex.
16. First passed A with cuts; passed 15 uncut on 15 November 2011.
17. First passed X with cuts; passed 18 with cuts on 14 November 1988, before being passed 15 uncut on 31 January 2006.
18. First passed X with cuts; passed 18 with cuts on 1 October 1986; passed 18 uncut on 1 April 2009.
19. First passed X; passed 18 with cuts on 31 December 1987; passed 18 uncut on 4 April 2002.
20. First passed X with cuts; passed 18 with cuts on 19 June 1991; passed 18 uncut on 6 June 2005.
21. First passed X with cuts; passed 18 uncut on 19 November 1998.
22. First passed with cuts, which were waived on 17 March 2008.
23. Passed under the title Night Train Murders.
24. First passed X with cuts; passed 18 uncut on 28 May 2003.
25. First passed in the form of a heavily precut version under the title Death's Ecstacy; the uncut version was classified on 1 February 2001.
26. First passed with cuts; passed uncut on 29 April 2022.
27. First passed with cuts, which were waived on 30 December 2022.
28. First passed with cuts, which were waived on 4 December 1991.
29. First passed with cuts, which were waived on 11 September 2017.
30. Passed under the title An Irish Mother.
31. Also passed under the title The Nympho.^[96][97]
32. Also passed under the title Sex on the Beach.
33. First passed X; passed 18 on 15 April 1993.
34. First passed X; passed 18 on 29 December 1987.
35. This work was voluntarily cut by the distributor; a higher certificate was available for the uncut version.
36. First passed X; passed 18 on 23 December 2024.
37. Rejected under the title The Man From The Deep River, later passed under the original Italian title Il Paese Del Sesso Selvaggio.
38. Also passed under the title Barbed Wire Dolls.
39. First passed X; passed 18 on 5 March 2004.
40. First passed X; passed 18 on 12 November 2010.
41. Rejected under the title Sex in a Woman's Love Camp.
42. This work has been rejected more than once after a resubmission by the distributor.
43. This work was originally classified 15 uncut, before having its classification revoked after its subject, Palestine Action, were proscribed under the Terrorism Act 2000.