 In 1975 the British Board of Film Censors granted "Expose" an X certificate  with cuts for theatrical release. Intervision Home Video issued the film on  video a few times, the first being in 1979. Although some tapes of "Expose"  were preceded with the BBFCs X certificate, the film was in fact uncut (it  is worth noting that Intervision also apparently released it under the  alternative title "The House on Straw Hill"). During the video nasty  hysteria, "Expose" was listed as number 39 on the Department of Public  Prosecutions list and banned. Odyssey reissued the film on video in 1995  with 51 secs of BBFC cuts to a gunpoint rape scene and a shower murder, and  it is this version that was released on DVD in 2002.