David Cronenberg's 'Videodrome' edited to have a tone and style reminiscent of Shinya Tsukamoto's 'Tetsuo: The Iron Man'. The narrative remains broadly the same but is substantially cut down with far less exposition; the video is presented in high-contrast B&W, and the fanedit features a new score. Additionally, some new elements have been added to reinforce Max's diminishing ability to differentiate between reality and television.

The original 160-minute 'Theatrical Cut' of 'Amadeus' that won multiple Oscars and BAFTAs in 1984 only exists on an old poor quality 1998 PAL "flipper" DVD (and Laserdisc and VHS). Every release since then (including all blu-rays) has been the 180-minute 'Director's Cut'. I simply wanted to cut the DC blu-ray to match the TC DVD, so I have both cuts as an option.

This is a simple extended edition of Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith. It includes the deleted subplot featuring Mon Mothma and Bail Organa, and Yoda's arrival on Dagobah.

A two in one edition of John Wick and John Wick Chapter 2.

The story is entirely a figment of the Polish prostitute ('Lost Girl') who removed the trauma of an abortion and is held prisoner by the guilt of a homicide which she feels responsible for (the wife of her lover). A sinking, a descent into hell (apparently) inevitable.

The biggest difference here, is that a half an hour movie is now trimmed down to a standard TV pilot, where everything the Fox studio clearly had 100% control over is gone, and what we have left is something better paced and hopefully more enjoyable.

This is a 62-minute version of The Exorcist. Music overdubs of Disasterpeace, Cliff Martinez, and others.