After the success of Star Wars Begins, filmmaker Jamie Benning (aka Jambe Davdar) embarked upon a new adventure. This time turning his attention to the first film in the Indiana Jones Trilogy (yes, trilogy!). Raiding the Lost Ark, A Filmumentary is the culmination eight months of reading, trawling, interviewing and editing. This time Jamie has sourced some of the interviews himself, with contributors from Wolf Kahler (Colonel Dietrich), Brian Muir (legendary sculptor), Mark Mangini (part of the Oscar winning sound team) and most surprisingly Sean Young (talking about her audition for the part of Marion Ravenwood). Raiding is available for your viewing pleasure on Vimeo from 4th February 2012.

Second part of the X-Men Continuity Cut which sets to resolve the continuity errors that have blighted the series so far.

The Wild Rumpus edition offers a whole new experience of Spike Jonze’s film. Inspired by the original trailer, this fanedit features an entirely new indie-rock soundtrack, including the anthemic “Wake Up” by Arcade Fire, and many other great artists such as Fleet Foxes, Bon Iver, and Sigur Ros.

Intercutting between the real and the wild world, the Wild Rumpus edition takes us inside the mind of Max as he tries to understand the complexities of the world around him in the only way he knows how…

Combing both Kill Bill movies to make the shortest possible version. Removing the Japanese segment and making the fanedit into a modern western film.

Sheriff Bracket finds Laurie Strode in a state of shock. The only words she keeps repeating is "I killed him... the man... I killed him... I killed him..." and then she falls into silence.

steFANedit takes the sequel to Rob Zombie’s reimagining of Halloween and turns it on its head.

This fanedit reconstructs its namesake in favor of a more fitting origin. BionicBob has Retro-con Steve Austin’s bionic origin so it fits better with the television continuity.

I wanted to make the movie focus more on Pamela. This was done primarily through the subtle deletions of Boof material in order to make Scott’s choice less obvious.

Following on from my preservation of Thundercats Exodus, I am releasing Thundercats Exodus – Extended Edition. Containing all of the additional footage from the VHS version, and the deleted footage only present in broadcast versions of the episodes (DVD release).

This edit melds the elements of the Theatrical Cut and the Director’s Cut into a new version of the film. Also converted into black and white, Neglify’s Hybrid cut gives you one of Gibson’s most underrated movies in an entirely new, and more gritty light.