Basement provides browsable pages for movies and television series with genre browsing and watchlist tools.
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A community database of voice over actors and the characters they play. It presents images and sound clips of actors and their roles across cartoons, anime, TV shows, movies, video games, shorts, commercials and attractions.
Movieloci.com is a site that documents where films and TV series were shot, presenting filming locations with coordinates, the actors appearing in the relevant scenes and contributions from users. It lists recent locations and activity and includes a section of wanted locations.
Zerostream is a streaming site focused on anime and live TV content. User registration is optional, but creating an account allows users to sync their watchlist, continue watching progress, watch history, subtitle/dub preferences and source preferences across devices. The site notes that progress tracking accuracy depends on the streaming source, with some sources using a timer to estimate progress if they do not report exact watch positions.
WhenJumpScare is a horror movie guide that provides jumpscare timestamps, scary scenes, and warning subtitles so viewers can prepare for or skip scares. It indexes films with time codes rated major or minor, offers a companion that warns ahead, and provides downloadable warning subtitles for video players. Users can search for films and contribute timestamps.
RunPee is an app that indicates the best times to leave a movie without missing key scenes. It also reports whether extra scenes appear during or after end credits. New movies are added weekly, and the app is described as free and donation supported.
RareFilmm, subtitled The Cave of Forgotten Films, is a blog that posts about rare films and television programs. Its posts describe individual titles, such as documentaries, comedies and horror films, with plot summaries and links to watch them.
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A community database of voice over actors and the characters they play. It presents images and sound clips of actors and their roles across cartoons, anime, TV shows, movies, video games, shorts, commercials and attractions.
Movieloci.com is a site that documents where films and TV series were shot, presenting filming locations with coordinates, the actors appearing in the relevant scenes and contributions from users. It lists recent locations and activity and includes a section of wanted locations.
Zerostream is a streaming site focused on anime and live TV content. User registration is optional, but creating an account allows users to sync their watchlist, continue watching progress, watch history, subtitle/dub preferences and source preferences across devices. The site notes that progress tracking accuracy depends on the streaming source, with some sources using a timer to estimate progress if they do not report exact watch positions.
WhenJumpScare is a horror movie guide that provides jumpscare timestamps, scary scenes, and warning subtitles so viewers can prepare for or skip scares. It indexes films with time codes rated major or minor, offers a companion that warns ahead, and provides downloadable warning subtitles for video players. Users can search for films and contribute timestamps.
RunPee is an app that indicates the best times to leave a movie without missing key scenes. It also reports whether extra scenes appear during or after end credits. New movies are added weekly, and the app is described as free and donation supported.
RareFilmm, subtitled The Cave of Forgotten Films, is a blog that posts about rare films and television programs. Its posts describe individual titles, such as documentaries, comedies and horror films, with plot summaries and links to watch them.
