What are FanEdits, and why make them? FanEdits are an artform where someone takes a video source/sources and rearranges them with video editing software to create either a modified, or even radically new version of a movie.
Posted on 05-02-2013 12:09 PM
Number of Views: 155
With Cosmogony, The Man Behind The Mask won the Fanedit of the Month for March 2013!
Thanks to all the faneditors who made an edit that month and to all the people who voted for this FEOTM.
Cosmogony is a fanedit using a lot of movies to tell the story of humantity and nature, from the creation of life to wherever we are going.
TMBTM: "When I started this work I thought it would be cool to use all the great movies about the various wars and iconic moments in human history... But it did not turn like that. I needed to have room to show various stories more centered around certain characters (lots of them fictional), events and ideas than making a list of "known moments".
The edit is quite slow paced and contemplative. With mostly only music, except some dialogue at key points."
Posted on 04-04-2013 03:29 PM
Number of Views: 307
With Prometheus: Giftbearer his first fanedit, Severian won the Fanedit of the Month for February 2013!
Thanks to all the faneditors and all the people who voted for this FEOTM.
Severian: "Watching the excellent deleted and alternate scenes in the Blu-Ray extras convinced me Prometheus could be a better movie with those scenes included, and then making my own changes followed naturally from there."
Posted on 03-03-2013 02:30 AM
Number of Views: 223
With Icarus his new fanedit success, LastSurvivor won the Fanedit of the Month for January 2013!
Thanks to all the faneditors and all the people who voted for this FEOTM.
LastSurvivor: " Die Another Day should have been celebration of everything good about the James Bond franchise. Unfortunately, in trying to throw everything but the kitchen sink at the screen in celebration of 007's 40th anniversary, director Lee Tamahori and the producers ended up with an unfocused movie, riddled with poor innuendo jokes and some ill-advised ventures into the more fantasy CGI arena. The hope with Icarus, is to redress the balance and uncover what I believe is a genuinely good old-fashioned large scale Bond adventure. No invisible car, no CGI tsunami surfing heroics, the poor jokes removed, Icarus attempts to give Pierce Brosnan the Bond swansong he deserved."
Posted on 02-03-2013 04:44 AM
Number of Views: 362
With Spider-Man: Hero Within his first feature lenght fanedit, g1orkatsos won the Fanedit of the Month for December 2012!
Thanks to all the faneditors and all the people who voted for this FEOTM.
g1orkatsos: " With Spider-Man: Hero Within I combine the origin story from the 1st film with the villain from the 2nd film (Doc Ock) and any scene from the 3rd on that could be useful to make a new story mostly on Peter and his journey to become a hero, simplifying the awful romance with Mary-Jane to the very basics and essentials, removing all useless side characters, getting rid of some side-plots and making it a little more serious by removing many of the stupid campy stuff from the first 2 movies."
Posted on 01-01-2013 11:15 AM
Number of Views: 293
Faneditor Bionicbob won the Fanedit of the Month for November 2012 with Saga of the Apes.
Thanks to all the faneditors and all the people who voted for this FEOTM.
Saga of the Apes combine the first four classic Planet of the Apes films into one singular, mind boggling, time twisting, circular narrative!
To tell this titanic tale of the Fall of Man and the Rise of the Apes,
a multi-screen story format has been used, with stories unfolding in different time lines simultaneously before your eyes!
Posted on 12-01-2012 09:17 AM
Number of Views: 550
Faneditors Neglify and juice4z0 (under the name of NegaJuice) won Fanedit of the Month for October 2012 with FvJ.
Thanks to all the faneditors and all the people who voted for this FEOTM.
FvJ is a kind of a trilogy of fanedits released at once:
DISC 1 - Final Nightmare: The Horror Cut (by juice4z0)
A fanedit of Nightmare on Elm Street 6, removing the over-the-top Freddy humor.
DISC 2 - Friday the 13th: The Long Night At Camp Blood (by Neglify)
A fun mash-up movie using Friday the 13th The Final Chapter and Jason Goes to Hell. This edit follows right after Friday the 13th Part 2, with Jason alive and still hungry for blood.
DISC 3 - FvJ (by NegaJuice)
This picks up where Final Nightmare: The Horror Cut and The Long Night At Camp Blood left off. Freddy Krueger manipulates Jason Voorhees into doing his dirty work so he can rise up from Hell and continue his reign of terror.
DISC 4 - Bonus features. (With boobs.)
Negajuice: "Juice and Neg love them some 80s horror and wanted to see a Freddy vs. Jason movie that fits with the style of the earlier films.
These edits were made to entertain you, the viewer. It is mainly intended for horror fans, but even if you're a casual horror fan, we hope you enjoy this."
Congratulations Negajuice!
(And a special congrats for Neglify for a second consecutive Fanedit of the Month, after winning Scream - The Giallo Cut in September.)
Posted on 11-03-2012 09:10 AM
Number of Views: 603
Faneditor Neglify stabs us all again with his second fanedit in the world of Scream!
He won Fanedit of the Month for September 2012 with Scream – The Giallo Cut
Scream – The Giallo Cut is a love letter to Italian horror cinema, Dario Argento, Goblin and the original Scream.
Neglify: "I never tried to make Scream feel like BLANK movie. Even though the primary music used was from Suspiria, I wasn’t trying to make the plot, dialogue, characters and events more like Suspiria. I'm not trying to change Scream from being Scream too much as I love that movie and think it is perfect how it is. Nor am I trying to replace Scream. I did see some opportunities to tone down the meta aspects of Scream but it’s still a horror film about people who know and love horror films.
This edit was sourced from the uncut VHS of Scream. This was done primarily as a throwback to the picture quality of Italian horror films from the 70s."
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With Cosmogony, The Man Behind The Mask won the Fanedit of the Month for March 2013!
With Prometheus: Giftbearer his first fanedit, Severian won the Fanedit of the Month for February 2013!
With Icarus his new fanedit success, LastSurvivor won the Fanedit of the Month for January 2013!
With Spider-Man: Hero Within his first feature lenght fanedit, g1orkatsos won the Fanedit of the Month for December 2012!
Faneditor Bionicbob won the Fanedit of the Month for November 2012 with Saga of the Apes.
Faneditors Neglify and juice4z0 (under the name of NegaJuice) won Fanedit of the Month for October 2012 with FvJ.
