This edit is a companion to the original Resident Evil (2002) film, essentially turning it into a 6 hour trilogy (the series was originally 10 hours long), this does not use the first film in the edit, just the following five films.

The purpose of this edit is to re-conceptualize Season 1 of this amazing series into a two part feature film duology.

It reorganizes the scenes for a more cohesive story, congruous concept and dramatic impact, removing a lot of extraneous filler material. While Season 1 was just plain outstanding (for the most part), it had substantial bloat. I consider this edit an improved, definitive version, and also a good way to watch it again before Season 2 is released—a very full story told in 5 hours instead of 8½ hours.

Overall, this edit is intended to be even more of a gut punch than the original. And the most important thing is:
NO SHITTY PUNS WERE HARMED IN THE MAKING OF THIS FANEDIT.

The Walking Dead: Days Gone Bye' takes Season 1 of The Walking Dead and condenses the story down into a 2 and a half hour film, trimming down the filler and speeding up the pace of the story.

Both movies cut to 60 - 70 minutes.

This is a TV-to-Movie Edit of Seasons 1 And 2 of AMC's The Walking Dead (a total runtime of 875 minutes) into a 177-minute zombie epic. The is the story of Officer Rick Grimes who wakes up after a coma during the zombie apocalypse and goes on a quest to find his family. The numerous horrors he and a small group of survivors endure while seeking refuge from the legions of the undead are chronicled here. The goal of this edit was not to cram every detail of the series into a limited time-frame, but to create a film version of the Walking Dead story which would appeal to both fans of the show and newcomers alike.

The Season 3 episodes, "Dark Awakening" and "The Return of Optimus Prime", are combined into a short film.

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Much like the first Biohazard and its prequel, my aim was to strip the films of cheesy one-liners and overdone action to help make the films more enjoyable. As I did with the original Biohazard, I restored a couple of deleted scenes to add more character moments.

With more than 730 rewritten subtitles, this edit profanely and absurdly alters the story of the original Mandarin-language film. Eastern martial arts and western medieval fantasy are hustled into a lush honeymoon suite where they must show each other their privates.
Orcs and zombies now populate this movie. Why? Because the subtitles say so.

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.

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.

An ambitious fanedit to keep LOTD more in line with the three previous Romero Dead Films. Reduced is the Zombies reasoning and lots of obvious special make-up effects. The level of gore and carnage has been increased. Finally this is a trure Romero Zombie movie.

This combines Resident Evil 1 and Resident Evil 2 into one action-packed movie about the zombie outbreak caused by the Umbrella corporation.

A recently discovered film by a group of young film students that catalogues their struggles during the first three days of the Zombie apocalypse.

This turns the TV show DEAD SET into a true zombie movie. Gone are the dragging, too funny, annoying and over-the-top scenes to present an extraordinary quality horror film from the UK.

The image has been recolored and the brightness levels were improved for a more movie like experience.

A more realistic and better version of George A. Romero’s Diary of the Dead, brought to you by steFANedit.

This takes the epic “zed word” classic and extends it to its maximum possible running time.

After an incident in an underground laboratory owned and operated by the Umbrella Corporation, an elite commando unit is dispatched to investigate. What they find there is the start of an apocalypse that will sweep the entire world.

This is a prequel to Aztek’s “Biohazard: A Resident Evil Fanedit.”

This edit combines Resident Evil Apocalypse and Extinction into a single movie experience that is tighter, more focused and enjoyable than it’s parent movies.

A fanfilm trailer honoring the comic series of the same name.

Come and visit this historic mining town in Eastern Europe! Perfect for day trips! See the sights and meet the friendly people! Disclaimer: Proficiency in arms highly recommended. Citizens may not be all friendly. May contain z-uh, nuts.

The first in a series of five instructional videos designed to help you make it through a Zombie plague.

A focus on the love story of Cherry & Ray. Can these two survive in a world of the undead?

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

The year is 1999, as the millennium approaches, Frank Black finds out that the times may be coming to an end as the dead start to reclaim the earth.

During a deadly viral outbreak in Raccoon City, Dr. Charles Ashford seeks the aid of Jill Valentine, a member of Raccoon City’s elite S.T.A.R.S. team, and Alice, a former employee of the Umbrella Corporation, to help locate his missing daughter. The problem? Everyone in her school has been infected with the T-Virus, turning them into zombies.

A military crew is sent on a rescue mission to a planet where something has gone terribly wrong. They find more than they bargained for on this remote industrial planet.

A doctor on a zombie infested island tries to find an answer to the phenomenon, when finally all hell breaks lose.

During World War II a company of German Soldiers spend the night in a deserted Romania Castle. Unwittingly, they awaken the undead and all hell breaks loose.

Released in a laboratory accident, a deadly virus turns the worlds’ population into the walking dead!

When the zombie plague rolls over the world, weapons shop owner Andy starts his recording to make history, but soon has to discover he is all alone in his struggle, not just against the living dead, but also against hunger and lonesomeness.

Much of the unnecessary exposition and the more annoying elements of the film is removed. Overall 20 minutes were cut for a way more intense ride through the infected streets of London.

This avoids the turn to social criticism the movie took in its second half. This time it stays an apocalyptic horror movie.