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A snuff film is a movie in a purported genre of films in which a person is actually murdered, though some variations of the definition may include films that show people dying by suicide. Snuff films can be pornographic, and they may or may not be made for financial gain but are supposedly "circulated amongst a jaded few for the purpose of entertainment".[1] The Collins English Dictionary defines a "snuff movie" as "a pornographic film in which an unsuspecting actress or actor is murdered at the climax of the film";[3] the Cambridge Dictionary defines it more broadly as "a violent film that shows a real murder".[4]

Film studies professor Boaz Hagin argues that the concept of films showing actual murders originated decades earlier than is commonly believed, at least as early as 1907. That year, Polish-French writer Guillaume Apollinaire published the short story "A Good Film" about newsreel photojournalists who stage and film a murder due to public fascination with crime news; in the story, the public believes the murder is real but police determine that the crime was faked.[8] Hagin also proposes that the film Network (1976) contains an explicit (fictional) snuff film depiction when television news executives orchestrate the on-air murder of a news anchor to boost ratings.

The first known use of the term snuff movie is in a 1971 book by Ed Sanders, The Family: The Story of Charles Manson's Dune Buggy Attack Battalion. This book included the interview of an anonymous one-time member of Charles Manson's "Family", who claimed that the group once made such a film in California, by recording the murder of a woman. However, the interviewee later added that he had not watched the film himself and had just heard rumors of its existence. In later editions of the book, Sanders clarified that no films depicting real murders or murder victims had been found.[1][11]

Shackleton retitled Slaughter to Snuff and released it with a new ending that purported to depict an actual murder committed on a film set.[17] Snuff's promotional material suggested, without stating outright, that the film featured the real murder of a woman, which amounted to false advertising.[18][19] The film's slogan read: "The film that could only be made in South America... where life is CHEAP".[20] Shackleton put out false newspaper clippings that reported a citizens group's crusading against the film,[12] and hired people to act as protesters to picket screenings.[12]

Shackleton's efforts succeeded in generating a media frenzy about the film: real feminist and citizens groups eventually started protesting the movie and picketing theaters.[19][21][22] As a result, New York District Attorney Robert M. Morgenthau investigated the picture, establishing that it was a hoax.[23][24] The controversy nevertheless made the film financially profitable.[12][25]

The Italian director Ruggero Deodato was charged after rumors that the depictions of the killing of the main actors in his film Cannibal Holocaust (1980) were real. He was able to clear himself of the charges after the actors made an appearance in court and on television.[40]

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As technology grows ever more powerful and entwined in our lives, it's good to remember that science fiction aims not only to let us envision potential disasters down the road, but also to grasp very real dangers already upon us.

Increasingly, artificially intelligent and 'learning' tech have been able to create or re-create digital versions of humans' appearances, as well as our voices and our thoughts, that many of us will accept as 'real.' AI has lately shown its prowess at recognizing and generating images of well-known and unfamiliar faces, too, suggesting that the ability to fake a dynamic, realistic range of human visuals is not far off.

Recently, one developer made waves with a piece of AI that rapidly accelerates the process of stitching someone into an extant piece of video, which has traditionally required exhaustive frame-by-frame editing. As The Verge reported in December, the machine-learning tool was used to replace the face of a porn actress with that of Wonder Woman star Gal Gadot in a successful, if not spotless, demo of the tech.

Rabuy noted that there are numerous ongoing state-level campaigns to protect in-person visits, and to stop officials from building new jails without real-life visiting facilities. Texas law currently requires in-person visits (and clarifies that video doesn't count), she said, and California passed such a law in both houses a few years ago, but it was vetoed by the governor.

For years, the FCC has discussed regulating the prison phone industry's high cost to families from a federal level -- at least, for 15 years on record so far -- but hasn't taken many real steps to do so, according to advocates. Last year, the FCC chose to approve the sale of Securus to Beverly Hills-based Platinum Equity, owned by Tom Gores of Detroit Pistons fame, while acknowledging some of the advocates' key concerns. 2ff7e9595c