Hand-curated film and show recommendations filtered by mood and streaming service, with no algorithmic filler.
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Entertainment & Fun
Games, time machines and rabbit holes for when you have ten minutes or three hours to lose.
Legendary retail-horror chronicles from the owner of a 90s video game store.
about this site →The browser game portal that ate an entire generation's computer-lab hours.
about this site →Surviving archive of the Flash animations that defined an era of the internet.
about this site →Enter a film, show or book you loved and get a ranked list of genuinely similar ones.
about this site →Home of Adam Phillips's Brackenwood animations, an early web-animation landmark.
about this site →Play hundreds of real licensed board games online, many of them completely free.
about this site →A pile of tiny free browser games for when you have five minutes to kill.
about this site →A text-and-symbol RPG that unfolds into something far bigger than it first appears.
about this site →Side-by-side screenshot comparisons of different Blu-ray and remaster releases of the same film.
about this site →A daily game where you guess the year a historical photo was taken and score by how close you get.
about this site →The pre-LLM chatbot that blew everyone's mind, still answering after two decades.
about this site →The browser game archive that survived every school firewall in the 2000s.
about this site →Home of Powder Game and a deep catalogue of Japanese physics-sandbox browser games.
about this site →Adopt, hatch and breed virtual dragons in a browser game running since 2006.
about this site →Hundreds of live nature cams (reefs, bear rivers, puppy rooms) running 24/7.
about this site →Long-running curated feed of absurd news headlines with a devoted comment culture.
about this site →A searchable database of paper airplane designs with folding diagrams and video instructions, sorted by difficulty and flight type.
about this site →Choose a fictional hacking interface and mash keys to look extremely busy.
about this site →Translates any webpage into Snoop Dogg's vernacular, still running after 20 years.
about this site →Mash any keys and watch convincing movie-hacker code pour down the screen.
about this site →The Flash-era cartoon institution that is somehow still making new episodes.
about this site →Serves up YouTube videos that essentially nobody has ever watched.
about this site →Cooking simulator where you combine ingredients to discover an endless recipe tree.
about this site →Fan-built, beautifully organised archive of all the lore text from Destiny.
about this site →Search any film or show and see which streaming services in your country have it, free or paid.
about this site →The old-web community weblog where members post the best things they found online.
about this site →Non-commercial research recommender that suggests films from your own ratings, with IMDb import.
about this site →Watch archived programming on a rendered vintage television set, decade by decade.
about this site →Simulated 90s television set with channels and years you can flip through.
about this site →Run a nation by answering one policy dilemma at a time and watch the stats warp.
about this site →Neal Agarwal's collection of 40+ interactive toys and explainers, including Absurd Trolley Problems, The Password Game, Asteroid Launcher and The Deep Sea.
about this site →A Netflix-style catalogue of the fake movies and TV shows that only exist inside other movies and TV shows.
about this site →Gives puzzle-game hints graded so you get unstuck without spoiling the solution.
about this site →Drops you into a randomly chosen live Twitch stream that currently has zero viewers.
about this site →Fly freely through the maps of dozens of classic video games in your browser.
about this site →The definitive 100-item guide to not blowing it as a fantasy villain.
about this site →Plays only YouTube videos with almost no views — the true obscure end of the site.
about this site →Type any phrase and it plays back every movie clip where a character says it.
about this site →Doodle a prompt in 20 seconds and watch a neural net try to guess what you drew.
about this site →The original free browser game from Amanita, still strange and beautiful.
about this site →Falling-sand chemistry sandbox with hundreds of interacting elements and reactions.
about this site →Gorgeous falling-sand simulator with a gallery of creations from other players.
about this site →Collaborative fiction wiki documenting thousands of anomalous objects in clinical prose.
about this site →Cross-media recommendation engine for music, film, TV, books and games.
about this site →Deceptively simple multiplayer map-conquest game that is genuinely hard to master.
about this site →One button that fires you at a random weird corner of the web, forever.
about this site →Full-featured physics sandbox for building machines out of simulated matter.
about this site →Race from one Wikipedia article to another using only in-article links.
about this site →Spin a globe and watch live broadcast television from any country on it.
about this site →Clicker game that quietly turns into the best playable lesson in AI alignment.
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