"Faces of Death" is a controversial 1978 documentary film directed by John Alan Schwartz. It is known for its graphic content, showcasing real-life footage of death and violence, alongside staged scenes. The film explores various themes related to mortality, including accidents, animal deaths, and executions. The film gained notoriety for its shocking imagery and has been banned in several countries. Despite its reputation, "Faces of Death" has developed a cult following and sparked discussions about the ethics of depicting death in media. It remains a significant, albeit polarizing, piece in the genre of exploitation films.