British video nasty throwback finds the real danger was in the cuts

In her daring feature debut, “Censor,” writer/director Prano Bailey-Bond crafts a multilayered and meta piece of filmmaking that uses cheapie exploitatio...

Prano Bailey-Bond’s feature debut proves there’s plenty of horror in the censorship debate. Read Joe Lipsett's full review.

Niamh Algar plays a 1980s film censor in the video nasty era who begins to unspool after a disturbing screening. Read the Empire review.

A film censor sees parallels between horror movies and childhood memories of her sister’s disappearance

The Giallo influence is palpable and used to great effect.

Niamh Algar stars as a film examiner in 1980s Britain who gets a little too dedicated to her job in director Prano Bailey-Bond's debut feature.

Prano Bailey-Bond’s feature debut feels lovingly worked-at in all its period grisliness

A British film censor loses her mind in this elegant homage to the video nasty days.

Review: Prano Bailey-Bond brings a clever concept to life with invention and emotional honesty

In "Censor," writer-director Prano Bailey-Bond makes a bold artistic statement inspired by the history of horror, especially 1980s straight-to-VHS.

A film censor goes in search of her missing sister in Prano Bailey-Bond’s razor-sharp, retro-styled horror satire.

Censor fosters an increasingly desperate, anxiety-inducing effect. 

“Censor” is a horror satire about one of those intrepid, iron-stomached bureaucrats of the British Board of Film Classification, a woman who brings a zea...

'Censor' rewinds back to 1980s paranoia over horror films, and uses it as the backdrop for fractured splatterfest fairy tale. Our review.

Can Prano Bailey-Bond and Niamh Algar save the UK from 'video nasties'?

The horror thriller Censor pays tribute to the era of video nasties, but has nothing new to add to the conversation.

Loved Saint Maud? Niamh Algar has a one-of-a-kind presence in this debut from director Prano Bailey-Bond

Censor attempts to both mine the hazily nostalgic memories of cheap thrills and turn the mental screws when it comes to unreliable narrators who can’t dist...

Directed by Prano Bailey-Bond, who co-wrote the film with Anthony Fletcher, “Censor” is a throwback to an era of banned VHS tapes.

A tightly-wound film censor in 1980s Britain believes her long-lost sister is a slasher-movie actress in Prano Bailey-Bond's Sundance debut.