Movies & TV
241 sites
https://bearlythere.neocities.org/
Bearlythere is a personal Neocities site where the creator tracks and shares their interests across books, movies, games, TV, and even fragrances, all wrapped in a candid, self-aware voice. The site recently underwent a minimalist redesign and features collections, a blog, and a guestbook for visitors to explore.
https://scifistation.com/
Sci-Fi Station is a dedicated resource for tracking down hard-to-find science fiction movies on DVD, specializing in cult classics, Japanese sci-fi imports, and titles like The Puppetoon Movie and films featuring George Pal. Visitors can also browse toy robots, sci-fi model kits, and promotional art tied to beloved genre properties like Godzilla, Ultraman, and Robby the Robot.
http://bloodycuts.co.uk/
Bloody Cuts is a UK-based horror short film anthology series with at least two seasons of content accessible from this minimalist landing page. The site links out to social media channels on Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook, suggesting the films themselves are hosted on external platforms.
https://slicysirup.neocities.org/
SlicySirup's Web Hideaway is a handcrafted personal site by a 20-year-old French English literature student covering games, films, TV, anime, books, and personal interests. Built as a social media escape and memory archive, it features shrines, microblogging, and a warm corner of the web filled with Hatsune Miku blinkies and Animal Crossing references.
http://intuitor.com/moviephysics
Intuitor's 'Insultingly Stupid Movie Physics' reviews and rates Hollywood films based on how badly they mangle real physics, from impossible car chases to ridiculous explosions. Equal parts educational and comedic, the site is a beloved resource for physics teachers and science fans who enjoy dissecting Hollywood's most outrageous scientific blunders.
https://thestrangeemporium.neocities.org/
The Strange Emporium is a personal Neocities site featuring a Film Diary section, movie blinkies, shrines, and a writing blog among its eclectic content. The abundance of movie-themed blinkies and a dedicated Film Diary suggest cinema is the dominant interest, wrapped in a charmingly chaotic old-web aesthetic.
https://get-fighted.net/zombaid
ZOMBAID is a fan community and mock support group for survivors of 'Z-Day,' built around the cult comedy film Shaun of the Dead. Complete with a faux organizational structure, board of directors, and a recommendation to listen to Queen while browsing, it captures the film's humor in an inventive interactive format.
https://love.strongisfighting.org/practicalmagic
Midnight Margaritas is the official TFL-listed fanlisting for the 1998 witchy romantic film Practical Magic, inviting fans worldwide to sign up and show their love for the movie. With 14 members and counting, it is a cozy little corner of the web for fans of Sandra Bullock, Nicole Kidman, and all things Practical Magic.
https://mikh.net/rickman
Mystique is a fanlisting dedicated to the beloved British actor Alan Rickman, known for his distinctive voice and memorable roles in film. Owned by Mikh and listed at The Fanlistings Network, it invites fans worldwide to register their appreciation, with 93 members from 22 countries.
https://xenafan.com/
Tom's Xena Page has been serving the Xena: Warrior Princess fandom since 1996, offering a massive archive of screen captures, sound files, blooper clips, desktop themes, fan fiction, and trivia games. With over 2.8 gigabytes of downloadable content and resources covering Lucy Lawless, Renee O'Connor, conventions, and broadcast schedules, it remains one of the most comprehensive Xena fan archives from the classic web era.