The Most Controversial Movies Of The '90s

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The censorship of controversial films is nearly as old as the film industry itself, but there seemed to be a near-constant stream of controversial movies released in the 1990s. Whether for graphic violence, taboo subjects, or crass humor, numerous films were censored or outright banned throughout the decade, both in the US and abroad.

This list highlights films that ignited the biggest controversies from 1990-1999. The uphill battles filmmakers and studios faced to get these movies released show the far-reaching power of censorship and why it ultimately doesn’t work that well.

In most cases, the controversies surrounding these films are partly what made them cult classics.


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