Everyone knows the 1984 documentary Mama Papa Zombie - Horror for domestic use, but back then there were a whole bunch of other talk shows, documentaries and horror specials, all of them more, sometimes less unworldly or naive.
The YT channel MahaBaron has just uploaded seven complete programs, including a Schlachthof Live from 1991 with a very young Sandra Maischberger and Fantasy Filmfest organizer Rainer Stefan, the 1990 program Klartext with Jörg Buttgereit or the WDR documentary Sex, Violence and FSK. Particularly great: The RTL2 episode of Die Redaktion with guaranteed zero reactionary expulsion and really deep analyzes of violence.
The editorial team - Horror Homemade (RTL2)
A little insight into the shooting of Thomas Wind's violent satire "Berlin Snuff".
Broadcast from 1995 / moderation: Elke Sandtner.
The editorial team - homemade horror (RTL 2)
Monday Topic - Horror Videos (N3)
Topic: "Horror videos - pleasure or danger?"
Broadcast on July 22, 1991 / Moderation: Olaf Steenfadt.
Discussion with Werner Jungeblodt, Werner Glogauer, Oliver Rosenthal and Hans D. Baumann.
Monday theme - horror videos (N 3) - complete broadcast
Schlachthof Live - Censorship?
Broadcast from November 1990 / Moderation: Sandra Maischberger and Werner Schmidtbauer.
Schlachthof Live - Censorship? (B 3)
High Live - Fun in Horror (RIAS-TV)
Broadcast on June 11, 1991.
High Live - Fun in Horror (RIAS-TV)
Kino Kino - Censorship? (B3)
Topic: «Censorship?»
Broadcast from December 1990 / Moderation: Amelie Fried.
Kino Kino - Censorship? (B 3)
Mama Papa Zombie - Horror for Domestic Use (ZDF 1984)
The year is 1984 and ZDF is producing a documentary entitled "Mama, Papa, Zombie" and is setting a monument in German media history. After that documentary, Sam Raimi's "Evil Dead" was indexed and what ensued was an incredible legal battle over whether zombies are human and therefore the passage about "violent depiction of crimes committed against humans" even being applicable and that judgment valid at all. Even almost 27 years later, the documentary is just as involuntarily funny today as it was when it was first broadcast.
Mama Papa Zombie - Horror for Domestic Use (ZDF 1984) 45min HQ
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