REAL LIFE HORROR SHOW!

Forget the obviously faked deaths in 'Faces of Death', 'Autopsy the Documentary' features extremely controversial real-life scenes from the pathologists slab.

The graphic footage in this DVD prompted unprecedented warnings of 'sustained medical horror' from British censors. The 60 minute scene shows Dr Thomas Noguchi - dubbed 'coroner to the stars' because of his autopsies on icons like Marilyn Monroe and Robert F Kennedy - pulling the covers off his profession by performing a full autopsy for the camera.

Footage shows the former Los Angeles County coroner removing and cutting up organs including the unidentified woman's brain. He has said of his decision to be involved in the film: "The public has the right to know what we do"

'Autopsy the documentary' is the first time a full autopsy has ever been released on DVD in the UK. Last year the country was in uproar over the full autopsy performed live in the UK by Professor Von Hagan. When broadcast on Channel 4, despite numerous warnings to viewers about content it drew more than 150 complaints. Yet more than a million people tuned in to watch it.

A spokeswoman for the BBFC said: "Just because something is shocking doesn't mean it can't be classified" Othercontentious videos which have caused outrage at the BBFC include Executions which was given an 18-certificate in 1995 but withdrawn from sale by some retailers.

'Autopsy the Documentary' is available from the official website, http://www.autopsyDVD.com .

Archived Tournaments: Ultimate Hunchback Fiendish Phantom Invincible Invincible Man Maddest Mad Sculptor Prosperous Prospero Likely Last Man

Price: Champion!		Reed: Challenger!

Each Round, We Will Compare Performances of the Greatest Horror Stars of All Time. This Month, it's a Battle to be the Sole Survivor, as we ask: 'Who Was the Most Unpleasent Usher?' It's Vincent Price from 'Fall of the the House of Usher' (60) Vs. Oliver Reed from 'House of Usher' (88):

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THE RATINGS

There are five rounds. Each combatant is rated from 0% to 20% in each round. The total combined percentages of the five rounds equals the total rating. The star with the highest total rating goes through to next month!

ROUND ONE - Pedigree

Price: 'The Master of Menace' is one of the 7 icons of horror - 20%

Reed: Has a great genre pedigree, mainly thanks to his Hammer roles - non better than his unforgettable performance of the Wolfman in 'Curse of the Werewolf'. - 18%

ROUND TWO - Suitability

Price: Price is suitably melodramatic enough for this legendry part; all sad eyes and forebodding dialogue? - 17%

Reed: seems a little too itimidating for this role, hardly sympathetic - 14%

ROUND THREE - Looking the Part

Price: Without the trademark moustache and dark hair, it's easier to disassociate him from his previous suave roles. - 15%

Reed: Reed's porky appearance hardly makes you believe he's suffered years of depression. - 12%

ROUND FOUR - Acting Ability

Price: Price really gets to winge and overact as the super-sensitive Usher - and overacting is Price's fortee! - 17%

Reed: Reed is best in roles as moody, grouchy men with hidden secrets - in roles like that there's no one better. - 16%

ROUND FIVE - The Film Overall

Price: A classic horror that belongs in anybody's top 100. - 19%

Reed: A low quality remake from exploitation expert producer Harry Alan Towers. - 10%

TOTALS - Was there really any doubt...

Price: 88%

Heston: 70%

Price embarks on a record winning streak! Next time he'll take on Basil Rathbone - whose the most ruthless Richard III ?!?