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Originally Posted by Daemonia  I disagree - who honestly wants a censored version of anything? Not me! I appreciate the fact that the BBFC is an obstacle to releasing films uncut, but I personally prefer to see the intended director's vision, even if it may be unpalatable to some. This is not to demean any of the hard work by the guys at Shameless, they're doing a sterling job. But honestly, I never thought that I'd see the day where genre fans actually applauded the work of the censors - almost makes you sound like a James Ferman fan.
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It would be nice if they offered "animal cruelty free" versions as an option though on most of the Cannibal films (which on one film they did happily ) then at least those who wish to see the animal suffering can and those who do not can also view it,this could be done by the same method they did on the Cannibal film,that way both viewers can be happy.
