Prepare to be disturbed and unsettled as we delve into the controversial 1976 exploitation film, "Snuff." This film, originally titled "Slaughter," gained notoriety for its shocking ending, which was filmed later and purported to depict the actual murder of an actress. We'll discuss the film's origins, its exploitative nature, and the moral panic it ignited surrounding the concept of "snuff films." Expect a frank conversation about the film's graphic violence, its questionable ethics, and its place in the history of exploitation cinema. This episode is not for the faint of heart, but for those seeking a deeper understanding of the darker side of film history and the power of sensationalism, "Snuff" offers a disturbing and thought-provoking case study.