Yeah I think Don't Go In the House would just scrape through today. Once the killer enters the room all frontal nudity is deliberately masked in one way or the other. The shot alone of the woman being burnt alive really shouldn't be a big deal today. I think its the sounds of her screams more than anything that makes the scene so unsettling because the dummy being used replace the actress a split second before she is hit with the flames wasn't really that convincing. Certainly the BBFC have not made cuts to shots of women being burnt alive in the last 10 years. And because this is the only really violent scene in the film I think they would let it go.
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