For many years now, fans have been asking for the release of Deleted Scenes to the David Lynch masterpiece film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. In March of 2000, Lynch had prepared over 17 scenes that were cut from the original shooting draft to be included with the US Release of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me on DVD. Due to some unfortunate legal snafu's, New Line pulled out at the last minute and released the DVD without the Deleted Scenes.

Fans sent letters and even cans of creamed corn to New Line's offices, however, to their dismay, the DVD was already sent to the manufacturers.

In late 2005, the French company that owns the rights to the film, MK2, began negotiations with David Lynch to try and get these scenes released worldwide.

Since then we, the fans, have been showing support by signing petitions and sending emails to help pursuade MK2 to continue negotiations and make this release a reality.

This group is designed to bring fans to band together and show both MK2 and New Line that there is a fanbase out there that wants to see the hours worth of Deleted Scenes that David Lynch had chosen for the original DVD release.