Sid Vicious - Films That Include Sid Vicious

Films That Include Sid Vicious

  1. Sex Pistols Number One (1976, dir. Derek Jarman)
  2. Will Your Son Turn into Sid Vicious? (1978)
  3. Mr. Mike's Mondo Video (1979, dir. Michael O'Donoghue)
  4. The Punk Rock Movie (1979, dir. Don Letts)
  5. The Great Rock N' Roll Swindle (1979, directed by Julien Temple; Julien Temple's The Great Rock N' Roll Swindle features famous Sid Vicious footage, such as his videos for "My Way" and "Something Else," along with various live Sex Pistols footage. There is also a video for "C'mon Everybody," of which only snippets are shown in the film; VHS/DVD)
  6. DOA (1981, directed by Lech Kowalski)
  7. Sid and Nancy (1986, directed by Alex Cox, DVD)
  8. Buried Alive (1991, Sex Pistols)
  9. Decade (1991, Sex Pistols)
  10. Bollocks to Every (1995, Sex Pistols)
  11. Filth to Fury (1995, Sex Pistols)
  12. Classic Chaotic (1996, Sex Pistols)
  13. Kill the Hippies (1996, Sex Pistols, VHS)
  14. The Filth and the Fury (2000, directed by Julien Temple, VHS/NTSC/DVD)
  15. Live at the Longhorn (2001, Sex Pistols)
  16. Live at Winterland (2001, Sex Pistols, DVD)
  17. Never Mind the Bollocks Here's the Sex Pistols (2002, Sex Pistols, VHS/DVD)
  18. Punk Rockers (2003, Sex Pistols, DVD)
  19. Blood on the Turntable: The Sex Pistols (2004, directed by Steve Crabtree)
  20. Music Box Biographical Collection (2005, Sex Pistols, DVD)
  21. Punk Icons (2006, Sex Pistols, DVD)
  22. American Hardcore (2007, DVD)
  23. Chaos! Ex Pistols Secret History: The Dave Goodman Story (2007, Sex Pistols, DVD)
  24. Pirates of Destiny (2007, directed by Tõnu Trubetsky, DVD)
  25. Rock Case Studies (2007, Sex Pistols, DVD)
  26. Who Killed Nancy? (2009, directed by Alan G. Parker)

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