Movies & TV
241 sites
https://klaudeisbored.neocities.org/
Klaude's personal neocities hub is devoted heavily to animatronics, particularly the Rockafire Explosion, with dedicated rambling pages, artwork, graphics, and video content centered on the topic. The site blends original character art, a blog, and enthusiast commentary into a colorful retro-web package that will delight anyone obsessed with animatronic history and showbiz pizza culture.
http://captain20.com/kidsbreak.htm
Dick Dyszel, the man behind Captain 20 on Washington DC's WDCA-TV Channel 20, shares the behind-the-scenes story of Kids' Break, the Emmy Award-winning daily preschool puppet show he created and performed entirely on his own. The page details the colorful cast of puppet characters like Howard Huge and Manners the Butler, the show's 1984 local Emmy win, and includes a broadband-accessible video of the award-winning episode.
http://in-blue-rain.org/patrickstewart
A Gentleman's Legacy is a TFL-network fanlisting dedicated to actor Patrick Stewart, maintained by Katie since September 2014 and welcoming fans from around the world to sign up. With 40 approved members and ties to the Blue Rain collective, it serves as a simple but warm gathering place for admirers of the celebrated stage and screen performer.
https://board.amassment.org/viewtopic.php?t=255&sid=4b6f1110d0469e275f8dd0a7a18b5d8e&start=10
A forum thread on the Amassment Message Board where members discuss non-anime animated series, sharing favorites and memories of cartoons like Chowder. Amassment is a fan shrine community hub, and this board section focuses on animated TV shows as a subset of its broader media discussions.
https://christopherdouglas.tripod.com/gallery01.html
A photo gallery dedicated to Christopher Douglas, featuring images contributed by fans named Abbey and Amber. Part of a larger fan site, this gallery lets visitors click through to view enlarged photos of its subject.
http://kidshow.dcmemories.com/wow.html
A detailed archive dedicated to 'WOW!', a locally-produced children's television show that aired on WDCA-TV Channel 20 in Washington DC from 1980 to 1987, hosted by Dick Dyszel as 'Captain 20'. The site documents the show's history, format, and educational mission with photos, sound clips, and recollections as part of a broader archive of DC-area kidshow programming.
https://bfoliver.com/
Ben Oliver's personal blog blends film reviews, book write-ups, and occasional photography, with recent posts covering the new Wuthering Heights adaptation and other current releases. The site has a clean, minimal design and covers literary and cinematic topics with a personal, reflective voice.
https://bmonster.com/
The Astounding B Monster, created and edited by Marty Baumann, is a dedicated fan resource celebrating B movies, sci-fi, cult classics, and horror films through articles, interviews, and newsletters. With its retro monster-movie aesthetic and a built-in shop, it stands out as a lovingly crafted tribute to the golden age of schlocky cinema.
https://zeldman.com/15/davisf.html
Jeffrey Zeldman's '15 Minutes Project' hosted celebrity interviews in RealVideo format, featuring movie actors, directors, writers, and early web personalities. A fascinating artifact of late-90s internet culture where Hollywood celebrities and web designers were profiled side by side in streaming video.
https://slytherins.com/fan/hook
A dedicated fanlisting for Captain Hook of the Peter Pan universe, celebrating the character across all his incarnations with particular appreciation for Jason Isaacs' portrayal in the 2003 film. Fans from around the world can register their name and country to join 183 fellow admirers of the iconic villain.