Faces of Death, the infamous shockumentary originally released in 1978, has received a new 4K UHD upgrade from Vinegar Syndrome, which aims to celebrate its cultural significance. The film is notorious for its mix of real and staged footage depicting death, leading to widespread controversy and bans in various countries. Critics have labeled it tasteless and exploitative, yet it performed well at the box office, revealing a morbid curiosity among audiences. The updated release features 14 minutes of never-before-seen outtakes and a new documentary that includes insights from filmmakers and genre scholars, providing context to its impact on horror culture. As a prime example of the 'Mondo' genre, Faces of Death stitches together loosely related scenes around provocative themes, showcasing society's long-standing fascination with mortality. While the film's graphic content is not recommended for sensitive viewers, its historical context makes it a noteworthy piece for horror aficionados and film historians alike.