Tony Stark should be more careful. Never piss off the wrong guy.

Blueyoda had a lot of ideas. All great, all rejected. But here they are. (Wut?)

Captain America fights Red Skull, with sexy babes.

Peter Parker loves his new powers. But maybe a little too much?

Daredevil confronts the Kingpin, with a little help from a friend.

X-Men as a lost episode of an old black and white serial.

Imagine Spider-Man 3 as a David Lynch film: ”Who are you?” - ”I don’t know.”

This DVD contains a series of 8 short FanEdits that turn the Marvel Universe on its head. Each short FanEdit has been created by a different FanEditor using the many Marvel Universe sources available.

Wraith has produced a a PULP FICTION style interweaving of the the 1982 and 2011 versions of The Thing into a single cohesive story which switches the action back and forth between the 2 movies without ruining either the tension or build up. Careful trims to the 2011 (T11) version remove a few overly CGI shots and keep the reveals less explicit until the 1982 version (T82) does its Thing. From there each film loses about a third of its material; but the progression is almost undetectable and the final running time is 2h39min, a very respectable length and consistent with many big blockbusters but is NEVER bloated.

Tightened dialogue throughout keeps the pace but NO required exposition is lost. Some crap lines from the T11 are also removed and numerous score enhancements made not just to tie the two together, but to bring the T11 more in tonal line with T82 (not that it was ever that bad). The score enhancements were taken from the 2011 complete score re-recording which is of outstanding quality, and contains un-used cues by Ennio Morricone and John Carpenter some sections which appear in this edit for the first time. Some sequences were re-ordered and individual shots also re-ordered in places for flow, pace, transition and dramatic effect.

Finally, a DVD Commentary has been produced and this will also be available in time in HD.

Superman Returns – Fanedited by Booshman restores the deleted “Return to Krypton” opener , and several other deleted scenes. Characters have been edited to be more likeable and give stronger performances. And the entire film has been re-colored. Culminating in a more enjoyable, less introspective Superman,experience, and one you’ll want to re-visit again and again.

Oscar, a small time drug dealer living in Japan, is killed while meeting a friend. His spirit relives moments of his life, focusing on his sister and the events leading to his death...

Second part of the grindhouse universe series that connects Robert Rodriguez / Quentin Tarantino movies into a double feature.

Two separate sets of voluptuous women are stalked at different times by a scarred stuntman who uses his “death proof” cars to execute his murderous plans.

After being set-up and betrayed by the man who hired him to assassinate a Texas Senator, an ex-Federale launches a brutal rampage of revenge against his former boss.

A threat so big it will take two of television’s greatest heroes to defeat it!

Oscar Goldman Kidnapped! The OSI Weather Control Satellite stolen! And a mad scientist determined to bring the world to its knees!

Col. Steve Austin and Jaime Sommers must team up to stop the diabolical Dr. Franklin and his robotic army of Fembots from bringing about an environmental apocalypse to the planet.

Don’t have enough time for a full viewing of Mike Judge’s epic “Office Space”? You want to just watch the funny parts without having to watch all that romantic stuff? Ask and ye shall receive.

This edit adds almost 30 minutes of deleted scenes to improve character development and story. Hulk SMASH!

This edit aims to expand and enhance BURLESQUE by adding in the deleted musical numbers, restoring the deleted shots which were removed to get a sanitised PG-13 rating, restoring the opening sequence that was dumped prior to release, and creating a new transition sequence to get to the theatre in a slightly less rushed fashion. Some cheese was inevitable trimmed. Alan Cummings musical number is restored to this version. Some sequences were re-ordered and individual shots also re-ordered in places for flow, pace, transition and dramatic effect.

A short made from the Blade TV series. Vampires, villains, motorcycles and guns!

This is the final installment of L8wrtr’s Star Wars Prequel Trilogy. Building on the improvements to characters, relationships and motivations made in his edits of Episodes I & II, Dawn of the Empire creates a subtle but more realistic and tragic fall from grace for Anakin. This edit provides a more comprehensive and emotionally charged conclusion to the Prequels in preparation for the Original Trilogy.