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Thursday, April 09, 2009

Online Sci Fi Drive-In and FEARNet

Scifi.com has a feature called the Scifi Drive In, where you can watch older science fiction movies through your web browser. The link will take you to Killers in Space, which starts out with a narrative and could be a fun film to watch. The player itself may not be completely accessible, but the movies will play soon after you visit the page. Give this one some time to load, it is a full movie afterall. Maybe a low vision user could use Zoomtext or Magic to enlarge the screen for greater accessibility?

Click this link to visit the SCI FI DRIVE-IN.

If you are a fan of horror movies: vampires, zombies, spirits from the dead, serial killers etc), horror legends and such, you should definitely check out this site.

FEARNet is an online entertainment network for watching horror movies. It includes full-length horror movies, short films and video clips from popular TV shows, as well as the latest news and blog posts on horror shows, actors and upcoming releases.

All the movies and shows are free to stream, including short video clips from popular mainstream TV shows like HBO’s “Supernatural” and hit movie “Twilight”, about a teen vampire. Apart from watching horror movies, users can interact with other site members, post photos, videos, discuss horror news on message boards, leave blog comments and more. The “Extras” section includes free downloadable stuff like horror wallpapers, messenger icons, MySpace themes and more.

Click this link to be scared stiff with http://www.FEARNet.com!
The site's content is also available on-demand for mobile devices at http://www.mobile.FEARNet.com.

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