From a criminological and forensic perspective, the logistics of a commercial snuff market are fundamentally unsustainable. In a digital world, criminals who record their atrocities almost invariably do so for reasons unrelated to film distribution—such as sadism, digital exhibitionism, coercion, or political terrorism. Forensic investigators treat recorded violence as crime-scene evidence rather than media commodities. The lack of standardized currency exchange (outside of highly volatile cryptocurrency dark markets) and the extreme risk of blackmail or tracking by international task forces prevent the establishment of a reliable, commercialized supply chain for such material.