Movies & TV
241 sites
http://harleenquinn.altervista.org/squad
A TFL-network fanlisting dedicated to the Suicide Squad movie, run by a fan named Harley under the tagline 'Justice has a bad side.' Visitors can join the fan listing, browse the current 46 registered members, and grab buttons to display their fandom.
https://10-31.net/jamie/movies
Cinematic Escape is a fanlisting dedicated to the hobby of watching movies, run by Jamie and listed under The Fanlistings Network's Hobbies and Recreation section. With over 500 fans joined, it serves as a community gathering point for movie-watching enthusiasts alongside affiliates covering related fanlistings like cycling, stargazing, and specific films.
https://basilochre.neocities.org/
Basil Ochre's personal neocities site dedicates significant space to their love of films and actors, especially Taylor Russell and Timothee Chalamet with references to Bones and All, Call Me by Your Name, and Waves. Beyond the movie fan content, the site promises a diary, gallery, written work, art, and shrines, making it a budding old-web style personal corner with webrings and blinkies.
https://egorschamber.com/tvhorrorhosts/hostsi.html
E-gor's Chamber of TV Horror Hosts is a comprehensive reference directory cataloging television horror hosts from across the United States, organized alphabetically with detailed entries including real names, station call letters, air times, and historical notes. This alphabetical listing for the letter 'I' showcases the depth of research involved, with contributor anecdotes, rare TV Guide ads, and profiles of obscure local hosts like Igor from Tulsa's KOTV Shock Theater in 1957.
https://blog.paxholley.net/
Paxton's long-running personal blog 'Cavalcade of Awesome' features annual favorite movie countdowns, book and comic reports, and pop culture commentary, with 2025 marking his 19th consecutive year of the movie list. The site covers films, comics, and books with enthusiastic personal reviews and cross-references to his Letterboxd account, making it a rich archive for pop culture fans.
https://songofthesouth.net/
SongoftheSouth.net has been the definitive online resource for Walt Disney's controversial 1946 film since 2000, covering everything from the movie's synopsis and cast biographies to song lyrics, video clips, and a full script archive. A standout feature is the Memorabilia Museum showcasing 595 collectible items from 33 countries, making it an essential destination for Disneyana collectors and fans of the film.
https://brantsteele.com/
BrantSteele hosts a collection of fan-made simulators for popular reality TV shows including Survivor, Big Brother, The Hunger Games, RuPaul's Drag Race, and more, letting users generate custom season outcomes with real or fictional casts. Created by Brant Steele, the site regularly updates with new cast data and templates for the latest seasons, making it a go-to destination for reality TV fans who enjoy simulating their own outcomes.
http://purifiedfiction.com/leverage
The Art Of The Con is a fanlisting dedicated to the TNT crime drama series Leverage, which ran from 2008 to 2012 and followed a team of skilled con artists taking down corrupt corporations and governments. Run by Catherine, the site lets fans of the show officially join and show their love for Nathan Ford and his crew of thieves, grifters, and hackers.
https://10-31.net/fans/friday13th
Run by Lacy and Stephanie, this fanlisting celebrates the Friday the 13th horror film franchise, uniting fans of all 11 films including Freddy vs. Jason and the 2009 remake. Members can join to show their love for the Camp Crystal Lake slasher series, with the fan count growing past 200 and listed on both The Fanlistings Network and The Movielistings Network.
https://lcd101.com/
lcd101.com is the personal blog of creator lcd101, focused on deep dives into the history of television broadcasting in the United States and obscure old technology. The featured series covers the digital switchover of the late 2000s and early 2010s, tracing the end of analog TV broadcasting from the 1980s through 2022.