what this extended version does: restores the police scene, adds in the two gore shots made for the very rare German vhs and still keeps every frame of the original film. This is now the longest and most complete version of the film out there. It may not be much, but for those who are fans of this film it is certainly worth having

Anchor Bay released the film in the US on dvd and included about 20 mins of deleted/extra scenes. Some of these scenes ended up in rare tv airings of the film (like the cameo from Dick Miller) and all of the quality is pretty rough.

The Norwegian VHS tape (possibly accidentally) used their tv print of the film instead of the R-rated version for the home video market. This features the film in English but has burned in Norwegian subtitles. What makes this cut exclusive is that it features some of the deleted scenes that appear on the Anchor bay set (but in much better quality than the Anchor Bay versions) as well as quite a few scenes and odd flashbacks that only appear in this edition of the film

This DVD contains a series of ten short FanEdits that explore the zombie Universe. Each short FanEdit has been created by a different FanEditor using the many sources available, animation, TV series and motion pictures.

What we have here is a companion piece to my older fan edit called “Tranzor’s the thing: Late night tv edit”

This fanedit DVD contains 3 different versions of the fantastic idea to create a twilight zone episode from Planet of the Apes.

I wanted to make an edit similar in style to how television stations (US) would present horror/sci-fi movies back in the 1970′s to early 80′s. This is mainly for the older crowd who can recall the days of Chiller Theater and other tv horror movie hosted shows that have truly disappeared off the airwaves.

Underneath some of the dumb dialog lies a pretty dark and serious movie. By removing most of the stupid lines and reconstructing a few things this brings it out.

THE DEVIL’S REJECTS in a plot and pacing corrected, less over the top version. These changes make the Firefly family appear more like the monsters they should have been, while bringing out the revenge factor of Sheriff John. The film now also has the appeal of a 1970′s road movie.

To combine the two part episode “The Inheritors” from the Outer limits tv series back into the TV movie it should have been.

To take all known footage and put it all together making one super length and hopefully truly uncut version of the film.

This is MY BLOODY VALENTINE (2009) as a whodunit mystery film in a high contrast black and white (to greatly play with shadow) with a minor old film filter added in and a soundtrack that is almost devoid of any music. This all gives the viewer a tension filled, suspenseful mystery thriller.

Director Walter Hill has publicly stated that he hates the television footage. In fact none of the TV footage was even placed as an extra on the newer dir’s cut dvd edition. My goal was to restore every bit of extra footage that appears in the television version back into the superior first edition (not that BS dirs cut) of the film. I placed the extra footage in the film exactly to where it was in the TV version. No rearranging of scenes of any kind (except for the bathroom scene which was a different edit on the TV version).

This extends STRANGE DAYS with 2 great additional scenes. This is one of the few movies where more is really more.

Most of the drama from the original Mad Max has been removed to create a pretty straight forward cop vs biker film.

This is Escape From New York with an additional 7 min. Snake Pliskin scene. It makes the film longer and gives you more footage. This is one film where more is better.

The Last Dawn by Tranzor and D.E.C.

Red Dawn deals with a conventional World War 3 scenario. What if you made this a bit more apocalyptic, adding in a few other fun end of the world settings (such as the living dead)? This is what we hope to bring across in “The Last Dawn”.

Seeing your true self in the face of a life or death situation…