Now that we're getting close to 18 unseen hours of Twin Peaks, I've decided to release my extended edit of 'Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me', reintegrating some of my favorite deleted scenes back into the film. I know it's been done before but this edit only integrates scenes that IMO shouldn't have been cut in the first place. This is a very debatable topic among fans so I'm expecting a lot of disagreements, but anyway, this is a personal project of mine I've decided to share.

'Ghostbusters (2016)' recut to remove 75% of the improv jokes, so the film stays on script and on character. Less is more... less jokes... more funny.

The first three Harry Palmer movies (The Ipcress File / Funeral in Berlin / Billion Dollar Brain) recut side-by-side and set to the music of Flying Lotus.

In 1999, David Lynch created a pilot for ABC that they rejected. For nearly 20 years the pilot version of Mulholland Drive has been hard to come by and in poor quality due to the VHS source. This fanedit aims to re-create the pilot as closely as possible utilizing an HD source. Now you can experience the masterpiece as it originally was, a historical look into what ultimately became one of the best films of all time.

While every effort has been made to recreate the pilot as it was, due to the limitations of what is available on the officially released version of the film an exact recreation was not possible.

This condensed two-episode double feature aims to leave the viewer with a sense of ambigiouty over Sherlock's survival, as well as a more swift and immediate response to Mary Watson's predicament rather than go through some playful baiting tactics. In addition to that, footage from a mini-sode and a deleted scene have been inserted into the edits to give the viewing experiance something fresh. Also included is an all new alternative ending.

It's Christmas, so I fancied doing a seasonal edit and what better than a Victorian Christmas with Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson!

1899: The End of the Victoria Era of Adventure, and the Dawn of the Pulp Age of Heroes!
When a threat so evil emerges that the fate of the entire world hangs in the balance, the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen is assembled. The LXG must unravel a diabolical plot and face off against one of the world's most infamous villains!

During an assignment to take down a new arms dealer in Miami, Sonny Crockett runs into a ghost from his past which sends him spiralling down a path of regret and darkness. As his focus on the case slips, he becomes involved with a mysterious femme fatale, a person he knows is playing him but lets her anyway. Crockett goes on a personal voyage, questioning his motives, morality and existence in what are widely considered to be the best episodes of the original show.

The Vice squad has a new commanding officer, Lieutenant Martin Castillo, a tough ex-DEA with a dark past. Crockett and Tubbs stumble upon a plot to heist a hotel vault and attempt to intervene, leading to the discovery of a much larger and more dangerous criminal enterprise involving an old nemesis of Castillo's from his days in the Golden Triangle drug zone. The Vice team is quickly forced into a game of cat-and-mouse with a deadly foe.

Miami Beach, 1984. Colombian drug kingpin Calderone is ruthlessly seizing territory, eliminating all competitors in a series of violent murders. Miami Vice Detective Sonny Crockett is assigned to take down the drug lord but is faced with double-crosses, assassination and incompetence at every turn. Enter Ricardo Tubbs, a stranger from New York who has a personal vendetta against Calderone. Crockett and Tubbs are forced into an unlikely alliance that will take them from the sandy shores of Miami to the clear waters of the Bahamas in a hunt for Calderone, full of danger, death and pastel suits.

I've been a lifelong Marx Brothers fan from my earliest memories but all of their films come with certain baggage...

Due to the commercial neccesities of the time and due to the radical nature of their comedy they usually peppered the popular songs of the day throughout the films, to keep people happy. At the time, this formula was boxoffice dynamite but some of these songs have not aged well and I almost always fast-forward through them. Also sometimes the plots, subplots and supporting talent isn't up to the match of The Brothers' firecracker humour. So wouldn't it be wonderful to have a collection of these films with all the killer and none of the filler?

'Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me' is the prequel film to the cult favorite television show 'Twin Peaks'. It chronicles the last seven days of Laura Palmer's life leading up to her death. When originally released nearly an hour and a half of deleted and extended footage had been cut, and for over twenty years fans have been clamoring for this footage.

The Shining has always been a mysterious film, with multiple conspiracy theories circulating about hidden messages within. One bizarre practice among the most zealous fans of Stanley Kubrick's horror masterpiece is to attempt to 'uncover' the deepest subconscious meaning of an already subversive film by playing it both forward and backward simultaneously, with the belief that Kubrick had designed the film itself in perfect symmetry, as he did with many of the shots.

The result is best described as unsettling, hallucinatory and disturbing. While by no means was this film officially meant to be watched this way, the visual and thematic parallels of the beginning and end of the film are eerily resonant. The first scene for example has Jack telling his employers that "there's no way he's going to go insane" while we watch the shadowy reverse footage of him stalking his son through a maze, showing how structurally deep and complex the film really is. I did not invent this method of watching The Shining, but have put my own spin on it to make it a more satisfying experience.

Thunderball really is Connery's last great performance as 007 before he completely checked out of the role. It's the last one where he really owns the film and proves why he is still regarded as the best actor to ever play 007. It's also full of exotic location shots, great music and one of the most famous villain plots in the series, involving stolen nuclear warheads but the film itself has always been criticized, mainly due to a plodding pace, the bulk of which is due to some overlong underwater sequences.

Thunderball failed to become the "best bond ever" as its theatrical tagline promises because it almost feels rushed, as if the editing was unfinished in certain instances. Well, now the editing is finished. Almost no major scenes or sequences have been removed but almost every scene has been trimmed for pacing, resulting in a faster film with an enhanced narrative.

This edit presents the entire Moriarty arc of BBC's Sherlock in one film-- not dispersed over four episodes as in the original. London's most famous "amateur" detective gets his regular routine of solving kidnappings and thefts rattled when faced with a new game of terror: he is given a limited amount of time to solve five challenges by an unknown madman or innocent people will be blown up. As he races against the clock, Sherlock and Watson realize that they are moving deeper into an international network of crime and terrorism centered around one elusive individual: Moriarty. Eventually the game threatens to cost Sherlock everything: his career, his friends, and life... you'll be caught up in the action as soon as it kicks in and its a non stop ride from there.

When I first saw the 3-part/3-hour 2009 'Moses Jones' BBC mini-series, I was blown away by how good it was. However, it was not what I had expected from the promotional material, it was a multi-layered, multi-character exploration of immigrant identity. But I'd thought it would be a familiar Police Drama, focusing primarily on the two Cops played by Shaun Parkes and Matt Smith. So this is my attempt to create the movie that I'd expected.

A new remastered preservation of Polanski's cult thriller, still officially unreleased on Blu-ray, presented alongside exclusive bonus features.

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The seventh Consecution project DVD contains 9 short Fan Edits focusing on cops stories. Each short Fan Edit has been created by a different Fan Editor using various movies (except Neglify, who's done 2 shorts).

Return to the Age of Pulp Heroes!

The madman Drax has embarked on ruthless quest for the three fabled supernatural Skulls of Tuganda! Only one man can stop Drax from succeeding and plunging the world into eternal darkness -- The Phantom!

From the Bengalla Jungle, to the streets of New York, to the mysterious Devil's Vortex -- nothing will stop The Ghost Who Walks from protecting the world and saving the girl he loves!

LOST II - Numbers covers the first ten episodes of the second season of the television show of the same name, and depicts the aftermath of Walt's abduction and the survivors' opening of the mysterious hatch in the jungle. This film series eschews the manufactured drama of its parent television series in order to focus on the compelling narrative hidden beneath its surface. In doing so, the central story of the series is brought into focus through a series of ten thrilling and wholly self-contained cinematic experiences.

LOST II - Numbers begins to explore the Island's mysterious past, and continues to establish the interconnectedness of all those who find themselves drawn toward it. As the castaways continue to deal with their survival of the crash of Oceanic Flight 815, they begin to realize one thing: they are not alone. Explore the world of LOST like never before in this unprecedented film experience.

LOST I - Genesis covers the first season of the television show of the same name, and depicts the struggles of a diverse and conflicted group of people as they come to terms with the ramifications of their miraculous survival of a plane crash on an island in the South Pacific Ocean. This film series eschews the manufactured drama of its parent television series in order to focus on the compelling narrative hidden beneath its surface. In doing so, the central story of the series is brought into focus through a series of ten thrilling and wholly self-contained cinematic experiences.

LOST I - Genesis lays the foundations for the realization of the joint destinies of the survivors of the crash of Oceanic Flight 815, and sows the seeds for the discovery of their true role in the future of the mysterious island upon which they find themselves. This series of films will finally provide viewers with an easily-accessible, internally consistent series of films that tell the story of the survivors of Oceanic Flight 815 in the most compelling and concise way possible.

Explore the world of LOST like never before in this unprecedented film experience.

Bill’s motivations are no longer about his need to assert his masculinity and sexual revenge. Instead, Bill is a victim of curiosity, coincidence and circumstance.

This is not an aggressive fan edit, as I love about 90% of this movie and watch it often.

But I wanted to create an alternate viewing version that makes the Shadow more mysterious and darker. To this end, I have cut all direct explanations of his origin. I have made all scenes that feature the Shadow more serious, removing any or all forced humor where possible.

And of course, I have altered the video to a grainy, public domain style black and white adventure B-movie.

David Lynch's masterpiece with all deleted scenes reincorporated.

This DVD contains 8 short FanEdits that follow the "Show, Don't Tell" rule of storytelling.

A more mysterious and puzzling movie. Several scenes were re-ordered and were given some fresh music cues.

The movie in chronological order, but this time as a real movie.

Added all but one of the deleted scenes back in to round out the story and make it an overall more creepy movie.

Who killed Laura Palmer? The mystery unfolds in this re-edited version of the classic television series Twin Peaks.

This restores all the uncut original scenes, as well as the “Swan Song” logos as they were meant to be seen before the film had to be optically modified right before its release due to a lawsuit with Led Zeppelin.

Adding 9 minutes to the theatrical release to create the most complete film version of the Raymond Chandler novel as possible by combining scenes from both the 1945 Pre-Release Cut of the film and the final 1946 Theatrical Cut.