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https://frightenstein.com/
Billed as the world's biggest website devoted to the classic Canadian children's comedy show 'The Hilarious House of Frightenstein,' this fan site created by Ben Kane covers the 1970s cult TV series starring Billy Van and Vincent Price. Visitors can explore the characters, cast and crew, media clips including original Vincent Price monologues, and merchandise from this beloved Saturday morning fixture.
http://lectersgirl.altervista.org/psycho
Fabricated Perfection is a fanlisting dedicated to both the cult novel by Bret Easton Ellis and the 2000 film adaptation of American Psycho starring Christian Bale. Part of The Fanlistings Network and The Movielistings Network, it invites fans to join a growing list of over 100 members who share a love for Patrick Bateman's chilling world.
https://chocolovely.neocities.org/jackhowl
A dedicated shrine to Jack Howl from the mobile game Twisted Wonderland, packed with character bio details, interesting facts, personal theories, and the creator's own affectionate commentary. The site also includes fan-made web graphics and commissioned artwork, making it a sweet personal tribute to this wolf beastman character.
https://zappa.brainiac.com/spaceship/index.html
Tom Granvold has compiled an exhaustive reference database of spaceship miniatures and tabletop games, covering both currently available and out-of-print products across board games, card games, miniature games, and RPGs. The site includes company contact information, organized indexes by game type, and has been meticulously maintained since the early 2000s as a go-to resource for the spaceship wargaming hobby.
https://artemisia.quest/
Artemisia.quest is a personal creative network run by someone with a wide range of fandoms, including Pokemon, Tekken, Kingdom Hearts, Harry Potter, and Star Wars. The landing page hints at a sprawling 18+ collection of creative projects tied together by a colorful mix of gaming and pop culture obsessions.
https://opalunicorn.neocities.org/
OpalUnicorn's personal neocities site is a growing collection of fanfics, shrines, fanlistings, and recommendations centered around their many fandoms, including Doctor Who. The site aims to become a personal encyclopedia of interests, with sections for blinkies, pets, and links connecting to platforms like AO3, Art Fight, and Flight Rising.
https://cinematreasures.org/theaters/22703
Cinema Treasures is a comprehensive directory of movie theaters worldwide, and this page documents the historic Palace Theatre in Marlin, Texas, tracing its origins from the 1912 Majestic Theater through its Art Deco redesign and eventual closure in 1975. Visitors will find architectural details, seating capacity, historical notes contributed by local researchers, and a small photo archive capturing the theater's distinctive marquee and vertical sign.
http://starlight.csmalecki.com/
By Starlight is a dedicated resource for Chiba Mamoru (Tuxedo Kamen) from Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon, celebrating a character the creator felt was underappreciated by the fandom. The site features written information, an image gallery, video clips, and LiveJournal icons focused on Mamoru and his relationship with Usagi.
https://sendbackmystamps.org/
Send Back My Stamps is a deep archive of scanned underground metal fanzines spanning the late 1980s through 1990s, covering death metal, black metal, thrash, and grindcore scenes from around the world. Created by Jason Netherton of Misery Index, the site catalogs rare zines from Sweden, Peru, Finland, the USA, and beyond, preserving a vital piece of extreme metal history.
http://moonromance.net/index.html
A dedicated preservation archive rescuing fanfiction from the classic Sailor Moon fan site 'A Sailor Moon Romance,' which went offline in 2007 after over a decade of community history. The site's caretaker painstakingly gathered independent backups by hand to restore early-era Sailor Moon fanfics, many of which exist nowhere else on the internet, alongside essays, history, and a directory honoring the fandom's golden age.