Justin Kerswell has carved a niche in film history as a passionate advocate for the often-misunderstood realm of horror and exploitation cinema. Best known for his work on the "Video Nasties - The Definitive Guide" series, particularly Parts 2 - A-L and M-Z released in 2014, Kerswell delves deep into the notorious list of films that faced censorship in the UK during the 1980s. These documentaries not only chronicle the cultural impact of these films but also serve as essential resources for collectors keen to grasp the significance of titles like "Cannibal Holocaust" and "The Evil Dead." Collectors are drawn to Kerswell's work for its meticulous research and engaging storytelling, which illuminate the often overlooked socio-political context surrounding these films. His contributions have solidified his reputation within the physical media community, making his releases highly sought after by enthusiasts eager to own a piece of this storied cinematic history. With Kerswell's guidance, collectors can better appreciate the legacy of these controversial titles and the evolution of home video.