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10 Censored Westerns That Were Too Violent for the 70s

The 1970s were supposed to be the golden age of realism in film — but when it came to westerns, censors still slammed the brakes hard. Studios chopped scenes, delayed releases, buried prints, and in some cases, walked away mid-production. These aren’t just violent westerns from the 70s — these were banned or censored westerns that went too far even for that era. Exploitation westerns, European co-productions, Vietnam allegories disguised as frontier stories — each one pissed off somebody. You might also like: "A Panoply of Depravity": Most Controversial WWII Films Ever Made    • "A Panoply of Depravity": Most Controversi...   10 Forgotten 50s War Films That Are Still Incredible Today    • 10 Forgotten 50s War Films That Are Still ...   0:00 - Intro 0:36 - Cut-Throats Nine (1972) 1:38 - Soldier Blue (1970) 2:39 - The Hunting Party (1971) 3:37 - Ulzana's Raid (1972) 4:24 - A Town Called Hell (1971) 5:45 - The Culpepper Cattle Company (1972) 6:32 - Duck, You Sucker / A Fistful of Dynamite (1971) 7:32 - The Revengers (1972) 8:24 - Chato's Land (1972) 9:27 - Five Savage Men / The Animals (1970) Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit that bell icon for more TV & movie magic. #bannedwesterns #1970s #70swesterns #censoredwesterns #CutThroatsNine #SoldierBlue