Ken Russell's notorious NC-17 horror film 'The Devils' is poised for a revival as it gears up to unveil a restored cut, promising to reignite debates over its provocative themes. The film, which has long been a subject of controversy due to its graphic content and religious commentary, offers audiences a chance to experience Russell's work in its intended form for the first time in decades. The restoration aims to preserve the film's original integrity while potentially reaching new viewers who missed its initial release. This development marks a pivotal moment for film historians and horror enthusiasts eager to reassess the cultural impact of this once-censored masterpiece. With its restored version, 'The Devils' is set to challenge modern audiences and invite renewed scrutiny on its artistic and social implications.
Ken Russell's Controversial NC-17 Horror Film 'The Devils' Sets First Look at Restored Cut -
By: Variety
Published: 2026-08-14T02:22:43.126391Z
Last Updated: 2026-08-14T02:22:43.126394Z
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