Entertainment
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- Science Fiction & Fantasy (138)
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- Movies & TV (241)
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https://darkermatter.com/
Darker Matter was a free online science fiction magazine that published five issues in 2007, featuring original short stories from authors like Jerry Oltion, Jason Stoddard, and Will McIntosh alongside book reviews and articles. Now archived, the site preserves all five issues for readers to enjoy, making it a charming time capsule of early web-published speculative fiction.
https://kitschymew.neocities.org/
Kitschymew is Pika's glittery, maximalist Neocities tribute to Mew, the iconic Pokemon #151, featuring shrine pages with autoplaying music and curated image collections. The site leans hard into intentional kitsch aesthetics with old-web banners, moving images, and a desktop-first philosophy that celebrates personal web customization over corporate homogeneity.
https://bp119.neocities.org/
Virtual Vampire is a gothic-themed personal site styled as a crypt, featuring a Bram Stoker quote and dark vampire aesthetic. The site leans into classic horror and vampire lore with its spooky welcome message and moody imagery.
https://britlinks.co.uk/bands
Britlinks is a comprehensive directory cataloging Christian artists and bands from across the UK and Ireland, organized alphabetically, regionally, and by search. Now preserved as a historical archive, the site offers a fascinating snapshot of the British and Irish Christian music scene with hundreds of listed artists, album features, and discussion boards.
https://games-xplorer.neocities.org/
Games.Xplore is a curated hub of free online games and web-based entertainment, covering everything from browser classics like Chess and Geometry Dash to multiplayer titles like GTA Online and LOL Beans. The site also links to music, videos, and quirky web experiences, making it a casual one-stop playground for school-friendly unblocked gaming.
https://tecfa.unige.ch/guides/tie/html/moo-tech/moo-tech.html
A technical introduction to MOOs (Multi-user Object-Oriented environments) written in French by Daniel K. Schneider at TECFA, University of Geneva, covering the history of MUDs, MUSEs, MUSHes, and MOOs alongside basic connection commands and navigation. Part of a broader "Technologies Internet et Education" guide series, this document serves as a structured learning module for understanding text-based virtual worlds.
https://dhmo.org/
The legendary DHMO.org is a classic internet parody site that presents water (dihydrogen monoxide, H2O) as a terrifying dangerous chemical through mock safety reports, fake FAQs, and deadpan environmental impact studies. Created by Tom Way, it is one of the oldest and most celebrated examples of internet satire, designed to skewer fearmongering and scientific illiteracy while fooling the unwary.
https://justlikeheaven.neocities.org/links
Just Like Heaven (JLH) is a personal Neocities page featuring fanlistings for characters from films like Labyrinth, Clue, and Scream, alongside webrings, favorite video links, and social media connections. The fanlisting collection and pop culture references point strongly toward classic film and TV fandom as the dominant theme.
http://flyhi.de/games/games1.html
Lutz Pietschker's dedicated boardgame pages offer reviews, variants, and detailed write-ups for titles ranging from wargames like Conflict of Heroes to co-operative games like Flash Point: Fire Rescue. The site includes PBEM rules, game replays, custom variants, and a games-for-sale list, making it a genuine resource for tabletop enthusiasts.
https://l1na.neocities.org/
L1na's cozy Neocities homepage is a personal corner of the web filled with anime quizzes, fanlistings, stamps, blinkies, and a media diary tracking what she's currently watching and reading. The site leans heavily into anime and fandom culture, with references to Hatsune Miku, My Little Pony, otaku identity quizzes, and a daily character feature.