Uncensored 4K restoration of Ken Russell's 'The Devils' released by Warner Bros.
Warner Bros. has produced an uncensored 4K restoration of Ken Russell's 1971 cult horror film 'The Devils,' a work long known for its controversial content and limited availability. The restored version reportedly presents the film without the cuts that have historically affected its distribution.
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The restoration could make previously inaccessible or censored material available to a wider audience, potentially reshaping the film's critical legacy. Renewed interest in 'The Devils' may also prompt broader discussion about historical censorship of provocative cinema and how studios handle controversial classics today.
- Warner Bros. released an uncensored 4K restoration of the 1971 film 'The Devils'
- The film has historically been considered controversial and hard to access in full form
- The restoration may renew critical and audience interest in Ken Russell's work
Source: gizmodo.com, 2026-10-21
Published there as: “Ken Russell’s ‘The Devils’ Is a Towering Monument of Pure Filmmaking”
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